the archie universe is universal. every guy is an archie or jug head. i'm an archie, but i have been mistaken for a jug head all my life. the point is these universal stories will continue. no matter what archie looks like on the news stand. i say yes to change. on the outside things might change. but it shows us how much the same we are on the inside. >> that was profound. >> it was very sweet. i appreciate your take on the topic. >> you are obviously a veronica and i'm sure you are comfortable with all of the changes at riverdale high. >> i am stuck on that. thank you for the compliment. >> don't you think are you a veronica? >> i never gave it much thought, but i'll take it. >> i thought we all knew where we from in the archieverse. were you a reader of the comic? >> i was, but i haven't -- i didn't even know they were in circulation before i read this story still. it has been years. when we were younger there were no ipads and were no cell phones. we had them in the car. my mom would give them to my brother and i. >> the funny thing is we laugh at a

. >> archie, 12% of the population is black.uld be a lot of black families living out here. >> only the beginning. i think it is wonderful. >> well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family," i thought they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind that the american people were going the accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry? and that charge started from the very beginning? >> yes. my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we are not. i bought some yesterday. it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country coming to anyhow? >> what is it, archie? bad news? >> what else? >> what did we get out of vietnam or somethin

you said that archie bunker's character was based on your father. did your father seem like a racist? >> it didn't represent my father, he was not what he was doing he would shout at me and i was the dumbest white kid he'd ever met. to that degree when i read about "to death us do part" the british show, not exactly the way archie, you know, the takeoff point was, my father's i don't even like to use the word bigotry, he just -- progress, he was -- he was concerned. >> opinionated? >> and afraid about progress. he was everywhere where the grass was green and knew everything. >> what was it like to grow up in that kind of household with someone that was so opinionated? >> it wasn't easy but i think it's generally hard to be a human being. i don't care what the -- you know how one was born, it is hard to be a human being. harder, for many, quite obviously, across the globe but hard in any event, no matter the circumstance of birth. just to be a human being. >> you wrote in your book i'm going to paraphrase it a little bit here, but if your father had

distrito escolar de filadelfia tiene que seguir las reglas al contratar a mÁs consejeros escolares archio segÚn una decisiÓn por un comitÉ independiente. >> y ahora las cosas empeoran para el distrito escolar. en una decisiÓn se ha encontrado que rompieron los reeglas en contratar a personal. >> el distrito de filadelfia se le ha encontrado culpable de no contratar de nuevo a conjeros que tenÍan mÁs experiencia y fueron desalojados en 2013. el presidente de la uniÓn de maestros de la ciudad, apelÓ contra el distrito porque ahora existe una falta de consejeros que trabajen tiempo completo en las escuelas. >> muchos trabajaron por aÑos e hicieron un trabajo increÍble.

as soon as production wrapped, archie uploaded a short clip to youtube.hat moment millions would see. he thought it would be a good way of drumming up interest while he edited the movie. little did he know how quickly the clip would take off. >> about a week later, yahoo! had it on their homepage as wet wedding and it went bonkers. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for an audience, archie wasn't prepared to spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag, because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided to string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage. do you want to see it? if they asked me poin

he tomado la decisiÓn de separar de la direcciÓn tÉcnica de la selecciÓn nacional a miguel herrera archi que pudo entender que la decisiÓn fue principalmente por el respeto a los valores y los principios de la federaciÓn. >> lo Único que te puedo decir es que a miguel le doliÓ mucho esto. >> para la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol miguel herrera no siguiÓ los cÓdigos establecidos donde seÑalan que todos sus integrantes se deben desempeÑar con respeto a suse actividades como a los medios de comunicaciÓn. en ciudad de mÉxico, univisiÓn. enrique: para sus abogados, harmem suÁrez es un joven confundido. pero las autoridades aseguran que el residente es un seguidor del grupo terrorista estado islÁmico que se proponÍa detonar una homba en una playa pÚblica durante las celebraciones de la independencia. juan carlos tiene el reporte desde un paraÍso bajo amenaza. buenas noches. juan: hola, enique. muy buenas noches. efectivamente como tÚ lo dices, es una grave amenaza. sin embargo, viven con completa tranquilidad en medio de lo que pudo haber sido una grave amenaza por este hombre detenido por el

al principio estaba un poco temerosa archi. no hacÍa todo.nnata pueden sostener la respiraciÓn y patalear en el agua. asÍ que la primera tÉcnica en la piscina es de supervivencia. un niÑo que toma clases de nataciÓn reduce en un 88% sus probabilidades de ahogarse. >> me siento mÁs segura de poder llevarlas donde haya agua porque ella sabe lo bÁsico para que no se me hunda. >> con estÍmulos, constancia y tiempo podrÁ lograr que pierdan el miedo al agua nadando. >> el tÚ traerlos a nadar, les das una herramienta para que cualquier situaciÓn de emergencia en el agua, ya en su mente tengan algo para responder. >> gracias. regresamos con mÁs. los mÁximas de 83 84 el aeropuerto de filadelfia reportaron 85. tengo informaciÓn mÁs adelante sobre los prÓximos dÍas. la brisa, baja la humedad se sentido incluso mÁs fresco. 77 o 79 altas presiones, buen tiempo la lluvia, el cal tenemos en filadelfia y nueva york como las condiciones y el calor intenso estÁ replegado a la costa del golfo nosotros con menos calor, gran parte del centronorte del paÍs con las

yes, there's more to it than the archie bunker crowd, chris, i agree with you.his appeal, you can't tell how far it's going to go and in what direction it might go. but, yes, one of the core pieces of it, we don't like the changes happening in america, we don't like them. we're going to say most of those them are outside of the united states. they're chinese, they're iranians, they're mexicans. but it's the "them" with the capital t, that donald trump's core appeal is all about, fear of the them with the capital t. >> to the expert, susan, you're on an airplane to australia, who do you want sitting next to you? bill clinton always won that in the past. you want that guy sitting next to you. nobody wanted al gore. who of those republicans would have a warmer context in that regard in terms of sitting next to somebody for 13 hours, than donald trump? go through the list. do you want huckabee? i don't think so. rand paul? i don't think so. rick perry? i don't think so. i'm going through the list. maybe in the end, howard, you all may be onto something. maybe this a

marÍa: para ella es sÓlo archi valdo, nombre que ella le dio al nacer, y por quien hace una peticiÓn.endo este vÍdeo ¿quÉ mensaje le mandarÍa como madre?. >> que el un dÍa le entregue a servir al seÑor, porque whaya probÓ el mundo, y que sepa que dios de verdad. marÍa: aquÍ pasa sus dÍas con sus recuerdos, aquÍ cuando tenÍa 20 aÑos aquÍ cuando estaba con su madre, y un antiguo televisiÓntele ve televisor que nunca ve ha leÍdo la biblia totalmente en dos ocasiones. >> nunca se escape de tu boca el libro de la ley, sino que de dÍa y de noche meditorÁs en el, harÁs procurar tu camino y todo te saldrÁ bien. marÍa: esta reportera no se acaba de pensar cuÁntas veces habrÁ recitado este salmo a su hijo. >> yo como madre siempre estoy pidiendo por su bienestar de el y que recuerde que uno de madre, si ellos hacen bien o hacen mal uno sigue siendo su madre. marÍa: habla de los dos hijos que tiene emilio guzmÁn, dos varones y 8 mujeres, de siempre ve la foto de su hijo fallecido en un accidente automÓvilvilÍstico, aunque es por el chapo que ora todos los dÍas. marÍa: las iglesias estÁn or orand

una inmigrante lleva seis meses detenida en uno de estos lugares archi. >> el dÍa que abrielon sus puertasosas? >> hay mucha injusticia. sufrimos de discriminaciÓn. >> desde enero, ella y su hija estÁn detenidas en el centro. >> desde entonces han transcurrido seis meses aquÍ encerrada, los cuales ya no son justos para mi hicha. es mucho encierro para para ella. no se merece esto. >> las dificultades de estas madres inmigrantes no terminan con su detenciÓn. varios grupos de abogados comunitarios que las representan escribieron esta carta a la secretaria de servicios de inmigraciÓn y aduanas quejÁndose. >> la carta dice que en los centros muchas detenidas fueron intimidadas para vigilarlas con brazaletes electrÓnicos, les negaron acceso a abogados y les hicieron firmar documentos sin asesorÍa legal. >> todo el que pedimos del gobierno es que los oficiales locales sigan la ley y sigan las polÍticas de washington. >> la agencia dice estar estudiando las queectas. se expresÓ. inmigraciÓn toma con mucha seriedad la salud, seguridad y bienestar de quienes estÁn bajo nuestra cuztodia. de ahora en

distrito escolar de filadelfia tiene que seguir las reglas al contratar a mÁs consejeros escolares archi cosas empeoran para el distrito escolar. en una decisiÓn se ha encontrado que rompieron los reeglas en contratar a personal. >> el distrito de filadelfia se le ha encontrado culpable de no contratar de nuevo a conjeros que tenÍan mÁs experiencia y fueron desalojados en 2013. el presidente de la uniÓn de maestros de la ciudad, apelÓ contra el distrito porque ahora existe una falta de consejeros que trabajen tiempo completo en las escuelas. >> muchos trabajaron por aÑos e hicieron un trabajo increÍble. luego fueron despetidos. ni tuvieron la opciÓn de ser seleccionados otra vez. >> el distrito escolar en una declaraciÓn oficial dijo: estamos decepcionados y respetuosamente en desacuerdo con la decisiÓn. no se trata de no querer a a mÁs consejeeros en cada scuela, es sobre no tener los recursos suficientes. >> piensa que los que se afectan mÁs son los estudiantes porque no tienen la atenciÓn que merecen. >> lo que vimos en una de nuestras escuelas es que niÑos estaban esperando dos seman

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, archie so much. there's a feeling of warmness and hopefulness in the room today, and we must have faith in the good cause that we are gathered here for, and the sunshine. i would like to think that divine providence is shining down on us, and to ask for guidance from above welcome to the stage father kevin mainy. [ applause ] >> good morning. let us pray. god, our father creator of heaven and earth king of all the nations, we thank you for the gift of this new day, and ask that you bless this event and our nation. grant your servant, john, the grace and wisdom to speak and act with courage boldness and power today and in the coming days give the american people ears to hear and hearts and minds that are open to his message, and in all things may your will be done so that your name may be glorified and honored by all people, and we ask it all in the name of jesus who is alive and reigns with you with the university of the holy spirit, one god, now and forever, amen. >> thank you father. ladies and gen

archie o'brien joins us from chicago. how will investors take it?st: you will see a positive reaction across the equity markets, specifically europe. ,he only fly in the ointment risk assets were higher across the board. televisions were showing violence outside the streets of athens. then the equity markets back to their games to settle unchanged. alexis tsipras has survived and won the vote in terms of parliament passing the bill to move on to intense negotiations. banksb will likely reopen if not by the end of the week then monday or tuesday of next week. alexis tsipras needs to survive. he alienated himself from syriza within greece. they may try to undermine alexis tsipras by holding a flash election or no-confidence vote. that is the only potential fly in the ointment. should the results hold, risk assets in the near term should retake gains from earlier this morning. angie: the other story that drove sentiment for investors, the fed. not really saying anything new, but your take on what a lot of people thought were hawkish comments when she s

archy bunker. we shouldn't have that on. hogans heroes you're mocking a prison camp. germans seem dumb. >> i'm offended i have german in my. i don't like it all. >> tv land you're supposed to be fun. >> speaking of outrageous things on television. this apparently happened -- remember paris hilton? somebody played a joke on her that led her to believe the plane she was in was going down. here is some of the tape. >> is this normal? it always does this? [ screams ] >> i don't want to jump. >> she doesn't want to die either. what happens she's in a promotional spot in abu dauby. that guy who is the host of a tv show and known for during audacious stunts during ramadan. he says i'm going to do this prank. he said haydo want to take a tour of abu dauby. >> she's suing for $50 million? >> because she can no longer feel comfortable in a plane and that you wouldn't take medicine without checking the side effects. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is gone. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. when cigarette cr

eleanor erred discarded usual protocol to greet them herself up the door cousins teddy and archie and her cousin laura uncle fred did and then a cousin allison first no one knew how to react after all this was the party for a victory she tried to snuff out. they chatted that alice had the good sense to limit the conversation to praise the courage roosevelt then she walked over to eleanor she thought her cousin could use some pointers you can learn how to handle affairs like this. i will help you if you would like not everyone appreciated her condescending brand of goodwill and mother expressed but almost two years of widowhood had done nothing to curb her style or compulsion. for lifetime claim on the white house was as strong as ever she did not obeid drop by on the first day but was there the day before it to visit the previous tenants, the hoover and said she wanted to take the a year-old daughter to say goodbye to her old friend but clearly there was more bed curiosity. >> they look like figures from waxworks stiff and wounded and bruised that was the third of march the next night

. >> and there's archie bunker's chair. it was very early in the morning. we had to get up early.ly morning thing, but that's cool. >> jimmy: you've been shooting a movie in atlanta since the finale? >> yes, indeed. >> jimmy: with your -- >> with former sidekick zach galifianakis. it's impossible not to have fun. he has family all over the south. and so getting more than one galifianakis in a room? amps up the chaos level by, you know, by sort of an exponential degree. so i got to see a lot of his cousins and uncles and aunt. galifanaki is the plural. >> jimmy: you were at a big music festival. >> in tennessee. >> jimmy: in tennessee. >> close to georgia. >> woo! >> all right. good enough. >> jimmy: we have the video. you were throwing gummy bears into -- >> sure. >> jimmy: into a singer's mouth on stage. >> yeah. i don't know why that's weird. >> jimmy: why were you doing this? >> zack and i were really bored on set. >> jimmy: i see. >> and so we were sitting around, and i had a bag of gummy bears, because i only eat candy on set, because my body's a temple. and i threw one at hi

office of personnel management director catherine archie let that says she won't resign. u.s.fficials aren't saying who was behind the attack but many point the finger at china. >> they will find a million ways to use this and none of them will be good for the u.s. >> reporter: investigators say so far, there's no indication any of the stolen information has been misused. and house speaker john boehner is now calling on the president to fire th woman. white house says no for now. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> in just a few hours the confederate flag that's been flying there since the 1960s will be taken down permanently from the south carolina statehouse. as hannah daniels tells us the battle over symbols of the confederacy is far from over. >> reporter: it's been a fixture on the grounds of a south carolina statehouse for five decades but later this morning, it look a relic in a museum. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: governor haley signed the bill thursday ordering the flag to come down dedicating the move to the victims of last month's charleston shooting massacre. >> the actio

cher trying to work out archi badly, a relative who played baseball in brooklyn. >> look for the big> right. look for the big ears. >> could be him. >> yeah. >> he's got big ears. >> this card was given to florence by her mom over 25 years ago. it's been in the family for 155 years. florence only discovered the card was so valuable when she took it to her senior centerser. >> i ran to get the director. we were reading it. it said library of congress worth 50 to 500,000, and it's a very rare card. >> very rare indeed says baseball historian chris ivory? >> this card was created before at a time first drop of bled was shed in the civil war. so, it's very interesting. it's a seminal piece of baseball history. >> baseball was quite different then. the atlantic's played bare handed without gloves and were champions. this modern day team attempts to revive their spirit every year. florence is hoping to live debt-free for the first time in her life. >> there will be enough i can take care of myself because i will be 75 october 14th. it takes a brick wall off of your back actually. i can do

it's like watching a very wealthy archy bunker go off and rant and rave.ind it funny when you see donald trump give speeches. you always hear people life because the things are outrageous you can't believe they are coming out of somebody's mouth. i think the part of it is that we are turning this process spointo a reality show. some of these guys running are boring. he is entertaining. >> it's about what entertains you. it's a bigger conversation. we're making progress and asking the right questions. how do we respect life? important thoughts to end on as we learn about yet another human tragedy. thank you very much for that. we'll take a break now. when we come back, newsroom with carol costello. new details about the man who did this terrible crime in a a movie theater in louisiana and what it means for the victims going forward. stay with us. after we are all inside for a while it gets pretty stuffy. when dad opens up the window what's the first thing he does? the tobin stance. but when we open up the windows you can see the dust floating around. there'

it seems archie bunker is running for president.of voters saying things a lot of people don't like. it gets people talking. he's getting people talking. >> now, the idea of donald trump as a character, exaggerated stereotype people have it wrong, he's not anti-mexico. make your case. >> donald trump said many times over again, well before this controversy was the mexican people he's in support of mexico. there's a lot of things going on right now that he disagrees with. in reviewing everything he talked about going over the issue, he was talking the issues surrounding the mexican government the things we need to do to secure our borders between mexico and the united states. >> when you look at what he said would you take issue with how he said it they are rapists and criminals, i assume some are good people. if you are coaching him on how to answer the question is that the best way to answer? >> when talking about this he's talking about the problems we have at border patrol. when you have a hoop hole and anything can come in he's w

and then the archie bunker part and that is owned by donald trump. >> -- >> important character and iconf american television but also a symbol of the republican base that that is what they want and they like trump. the three wengdges of the party usually just get subsumed by the media in the end. and the media is waiting for the -- >> we all talk about the neftability that trump falls away. >> we assume. >> and everybody is waiting for that tipping point. and we all think that this is just a lot of fun for now. the question is is there really going to be a tipping point. and if there isn't a tipping point, then the argument i made about this all being a side show. >> in terms of that chris christie trying saying saturday he will not offer anymore public comment on donald trump. and that lasted until monday when he took a question at town hall. today he told cnbc's john harwood that the donald's skills are not transferable to governing. this is what he said. >> you have to have some experience in actually difficulty of governing. if you disagree with someone you just can't fire them. >>

. >> well, as someone told me the other day they thought donald trump was a modern day archie bunker. that far but close. henry fernandez and matt, thanks for the time. appreciate it. >>> still to come t democratic candidates head to iowa. as new analysis shows bernie sanders may have a shot at winning the key state. we'll have the details. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea nausea, upper respiratory tr

recently bryants but the fever many got stuck in giants traffic trying to get her to the e archy's worriedter to care for them after the rain is built so person says it will make it commit to buy an agreement in. locations with ucsf is still ongoing and continuing diligently to just any remaining concerns. >> pam: of bostonthe city of boston.is out as a potential host city for the 2024 the move comes after boston's mayor doubled down on his stance that he would not make taxpayers responsible for cost overruns. back in january. the united states olympic committee chose boston over san francisco, los angeles and washington dc. the us-oc now must decide whether to award the bid to another city or withdraw from the process entirely. florida police say hope is >> reporter: the jurors in the '90s for in the areas made to 88 pleasanton and livermore and fairfield east bay shore line currently in the upper '70's all of his list is a nice slow '70s what to expect for the morning was the clear light breeze afternoon sun is guy is very warm to hot very warm and east bay cities and hot conditions and

. >> that's what archie bunker said about california. >> right. actually, they have their own place already. thank you, governor mundi. >> you're channeling archie bunker. >> thanks, michelle. >> joining us now on set. peter brookta chief analyst. you're disappointed today that everything is not hitting the fan, i guess. can i give it to you -- here's your silver lining. here's your silver lining. it's no excuse now for yellen not to raise in september. they would have used you know, the chaos in greece a frozen grexit to push them back. you want the rates, can't you look at that positively? >> the second most important thing today is the ten-year yield approaching 2.5% again and that's being lost. >> because of that. so you think september now, that will be a relief for you? >> i still hold up my hand, i don't know what the fed's going to do. they're looking for this perfect needle to thread it's just not there. there will never be a right time to raise interest rates. i think it's truly embarrassing over seven years of recovery the rate is at ze

. >> fans mourn the death of tom moore, the author behind the archie comic. i began drawing while in the u.s. navy during the korean war. >> president obama made a special trip to new york to pay one last visit to john stewart's the tailly show. >> i'm issuing a new executive order that john stewart cannot leave the show. >> stewart devoted his entire show to the president. he pressed the president on scandals at the i.r.s. to the iran nuclear deal and how he plans to tackle his last 18 months on the job. >> are you feel like seven years in whatever? >> i finally know what i'm doing? >> i'm figuring this thing out. i'm figuring this thing out. >> i'll tell you there's no doubt that you get better as you go along. it's like any other job and you get more experience, but what i do think has happened is that a lot of the work we did early starts bearing fruit later. >> the last episode of the daily show with john stewart at host will be august 6. >> for this photographer, what he saw at play grounds with children at play is striking. >> the play ground project i

and i'm not sure about the archi platform. neil: we're getting conflicting reports -- sorry, trying to do this as you're speaking on the volume and how it's been affected since. we're told it is running about 20% prior to the 11:32 a.m. beginning of the shutdown in trading or the slowdown in trading to charlie's point. trading not being halted but dramatically slowed to. his point and the mayor's point, trading is going on in the other dozen exchanges. >> 20% of their volume. neil: well, at a minimum, at a minimum, but they'll get back on and we'll get everything back on. this has got to be for the new york stock exchange a big black eye. >> it is, and the big black eye right now to put aside whatever the reason for this is is the inability to communicate. the new york stock exchange, as every one of these gentlemen pointed out, most americans have no idea any b anything you're talking about. most americans think there's one place where you trade stocks on the new york stock exchange. they have no idea about 70 different excha

host: archie, independent caller. what is on your mind? caller: i was hurt in 2010. i have been fighting for my social security since 2011. i cannot get it. but i see all of these people getting supplementary social security that have never paid a dime in. they are getting money for nothing. it is so screwed up. and to the president, he was doing some kind of speech where he was saying that all americans need to surrender their rights to the government and that we are too stupid to take care of our own affairs. that is more or less what he said. it is on my facebook page. -- host: ellen in danville illinois. independent caller. caller: i am calling about health care. i have a granddaughter. she was paying $200 a month for her health care. because they needed it. when obamacare came in, all she could find was now $400 a month. double. i just do not understand. it was supposed to be economical. it is not. it has been a real strain on their budget. there has to be a better and to that. i know several people that had the same problem. i have an acquaintance that their he

the archie's desk were fairly discrete. just 70 tests across -- igs report were discrete.atisfactory. the american traveling public is entitled to know that air travel is safe and that the taxpayers are getting what they paid for. to put all this in context, aviation security involves layers of protection, seen and unseen. as was the case here our ig to whether benefit of an insider's knowledge, routinely conducts tests of various isolated parts of the system. without passing through all of it like the traveling public must do. nevertheless upon receiving the preliminary results of the igs test, i immediately directed and tsa has undertaken a series of things that constitute a 10-point plan to address the concerns raised. many of these measures are already underway at address the concerns raised by the igs test. one i directed that all federal security directors at every airport in the united states be briefed in detail on the inspector general's preliminary test results. this has been done. number two, i have directed back to basics training for every tsa officer in the c