. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should 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

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

the archie butt, taft and roosevelt, the intimate letters of archie butt. susan swain: and his amazing story is how did he die. lewis l. gould: he died on the titanic. susan swain: a great loss to the taft's on that. lewis l. gould: it was -- it crushed taft, because he -- archie had started out pro t.r. and had moved over to taft. and he had created this certain kind of emotional dependence on archie. he wouldn't ask him for political advice, but he was with taft most of the time. and so when he went off to europe, he -- he didn't want to be around when taft and roosevelt had their battle. and so he went off and made his way back in april of 1912. and supposedly was quite heroic on the titanic, making sure women got into the lifeboats at the cost of his own life. susan swain: despite her illness, one of the highlights of the four years that the tafts were in the white house was the celebration of their 25th anniversary. we'll learn more about it in this next video. ray henderson: mrs. taft enjoyed being the first lady. shortly after she came in the white h

we call archie the beautiful idiot. some of those terms sound harsh to us today, but were terms of endearment. >> it was probably spot on at that point in time. alice was very beautiful. but she had a pretty steady head. she would grow up into a woman who had wonderful political acumen, for example. archie had a tough time and had health problems when he was a young lad. kermit was the poetic one. >> yes. >> both of his parents confided in him. probably closer to t.r. than the other children. i met ethel when she was an older person. she was a very gracious and wonderful lady. i just really liked her. >> everyone liked her. she was just that sturdy rock for the rest of the family. and poor ted. he carried the brunt of all of his father's expectations. manliness and what to do with your life, all of that. >> were the roosevelts with their six children, the largest family in the white house? >> i think so, but -- >> tyler had 15. i do not know if they were all at the white house at the same time. >> it had to be among the

this is the letter archie glass pleaded guilty of sending in 2008 -- court records said in 1996 that glass wanted to be like john hunkly. he was locked up for five years until recently at the el reno federal prison near his home in oklahoma. and those records say in may, while he was being held in a halfway house, he illegally bolted from there and from supervision and made a trip to d.c.,oo. those court records, the feds say they discovered he had done so after they found the returned bus ticket in his possession. when our cameras from a sister station in oklahoma city went there today, they found no answer but found a probation officer's business card in his door. some time this week, glass came back to d.c. court records say secret service stopped glass outside the white house sunday. they referred him for mental health care, according to those record, but d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes north.says what the i-team uncovered here raises questions. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for catching or at least tracking people who threaten the president. >> we got an

archie keeps tabs on what is going on globally as we do.ou learn the lessons and make sure you run your business as best you can. yourad: you've grouped industrial chemicals operations into one large division. is there a spinoff on the cards at all? richard: it is the furthest thing from our mind at the moment. we like these businesses. they are good cash generators. there may be opportunities to expand them. they generate good returns on investment. growing thosen businesses and improving returns. theaad: the last word on state of the australian economy. it is quite a difficult read in many ways. how would you characterize it? richard: i think it is pretty solid. you don't get the sort of revenue increases we've had across a number of businesses if the consumers don't have some confidence. i think the economy is ok. generally, the australian economy is still growing. we've had 20 something years of economic growth. we are positive on the outlook for the australian economy. rishaad: richard goyder, chief executive of wesfarmers in australia

archie monroe glass has admitted to threatening to kill them on four occasions. he was released from a federal prison in oklahoma, but court records said he violated his parole and made two trips to d.c. this year. the secret service stopped him outside the white house and that has a lot of people upset. eleanor holmes norton said somebody dropped the ball. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for catching or at least tracking people who threaten the president. what happened to them this time? >> news4 learned glass stopped taking his psychiatric medication before his latest trip to d.c. >>> a federal judge says presidential candidate hillary clinton violated government policy by storing her work e-mail on a private server. that comes as the state department has been ordered to coordinate more closely with the fbi on the inquiry into whether classified information was mishandled in this e-mail arrangement. polls show the inquiry is taking a toll on clinton's presidential campaign. clinton holds a wide, but narrowing lead in the democratic field ag

the pink tents turned into real homes and leslie archie now lives in one. >> we went and came straight to the house, slept in here and have every night. >> brad pitt invested at a time at our lowest. >> he wasn't just talking. he was doing. he was on the ground. he was interested in bringing families home and making the community whole. >> in the end, brad's make it right foundation raised more than $20 million, each home costing around $150,000. >> people have been great. we had 12,000 people donate. >> today, we built 109 homes and counting. we are still on target, on track to complete our 150 home goal. >> we're people who are very fortunate. if we can share a little bit of that, there's no greater gift. >> what he did in new orleans is special and will always be one of my favorite stories. >> think so. >>> like brad pitt, former president jimmy carter was one of the famous faces who helped the city recover. he talked about fema and build houses with habitat for humanity. today, sad news from the former president about his ongoing cancer battle. >> get an mri and found there were fo

>> reporter: his name is archie monroe glass. glass admitted threatening to kill presidents bush, obama and bill clinton and former first lady hillary clinton, too, and he was just released from a federal prison in oklahoma for doing so. court records show archie glass unlawfully left his hometown this week and was stopped by u.s. secret service officers off the grounds of the white house. and those records say in may, while he was being held in a halfway house, he illegally bolted from there and from supervision and made a trip to d.c., too. those court records, the fed us say they discovered he had done so after they found the returned bus ticket in his possession n 2008, prosecutors say glass wrote this letter to george w. bush saying -- in 1996, court records say glass claimed he wanted to be like john hinckley, jim. >> scott, how did he pull this off? >> there's a lot of things in play here, because there are different federal agencies overseeing this and different federal agencies overseeing him. we can tell you, the secret

his name is archie glass and recently released from a federal prison oklahoma. this man, nevertheless managed to make his way sunday to just outside the white house grounds. archie monroe glass of the oklahoma city area has a long history of threatening to kill presidents. in 2008 he admit adler threatening to kill presidents george w. bush and whoever would win the november election writing -- in previous years, he threatened bill clint and hillary clinton too until 2013 he served time in this federal prison el reno oklahoma. coincidentally the same prison president obama visited in july. earlier this summer, glass was serving time at this halfway nous oklahoma city. and during his time there court records say glass illegally left the facility and made a bus trip to washington, d.c. those records say a u.s. marshal figured it out when he found a return bus ticket to oklahoma city from the east coast in glass' possession. despite doing so the feds released glass from the halfway house to a private residence in late june. and then eight weeks later, the secret se

the first he heard about it was from his upset father archie on tuesday. >> never been said, never come out of my mouth, never -- you know, agent has never -- [ indiscernible ] i don't know where the reports are coming from. >>> meanwhile the jets verified what a source said last night in be. >> no smith's absent. they were adding journeyman matt flynn to the mention. he signed a one-year contract today. will presumably insurance for ryan fitzpatrick. don't forget tune into our half-hour pre-game show ready for take-off friday night at 7:00. we'll have my one-on-one interviews with head coach todd bowles and wide receiver eric derek and gm mike mike maccgagnan. a lot hang on thursday. >> a lot going on. >> pace yourself. >> get some oxygen. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> closed captioning on cbs 2 news is brought to you by: since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care f

archie monroe glass admitted to threatening on kill presidents clinton, bush, obama and the former played the hillary clinton on four different occasions, all since 1996. he was recently released from a federal prison. he violated his parole. he left oklahoma making two trips to d.c. this year. on sunday the secret service stopped him outside the white house. eleanor holmes norton said someone dropped the ball letting him get so close. >> i'm surprised. the secret service is known for tracking people who threaten president. >> glass is now in jail. news4 has learned that he stopped taking his court ordered psychiatric medication prior to the trip to the district. >>> former president jimmy carter said he was surprisingly at ease when he learned about his cancer and plans to do whatever doctors recommend to fight it. mr. carter spoke at length with reporters saying doctors found four spots of melanoma on his brain. he is already undergone one round of radiation and will be taking drugs to boost his immune system. the former president says he'll dramatically cut back work at the carter cent

archie monroe glass has threatened to kill president obama, bush, obama and hillary clinton on four occasions since 1996. he was recently released from a federal prison in oklahoma. but court records show he violated his parole and made two trips to d.c. this year. on sunday the secret service stopped him and eleanor holmes norton said somebody dropped the ball. >> i'm surprised because the secret service is known for tracking those who threaten the president. what happened now? >> and news4 learned he stopped taking his psychiatric medicine before his latest trip to d.c. >>> today if you're currently looking for a new job you might want to head to the norton job fair. it takes place at the washington convention center in northwest. you can get some tips on outdating your -- updating your resume and learn how to dress for success. that event opens at 10:00 with the job fair starting at 11:00. this is the annual event held by eleanor holmes norton. >>> well, one local school district is warning parents if you don't get this done today, your student won't be allowed in the courtroom come monday

marshals are taking archie glass jr. back to the oklahoma city area. he had been in prison four times for his threats. news4 broke the story last week when the u.s. secret service stopped him near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. he allegedly said he'd shoot george w. bush and president obama. prosecutors said glass violated his parole by traveling outside of oklahoma. >>> well, the national zoo's surviving panda cub is in good health just hours after the smaller one died. both seemed to be in good health at first, but after 24 hours mei xiang refused to let them swap out the cub. the mother started to care for the smaller one again, but then zookeepers knew something was not right. >> we immediately noticed that the little cub had not increased in weight, appeared weaker and was exhibiting possible respiratory issues. things turned and the cub's condition declined into the early afternoon. and despite extreme efforts on the part of our dedicated staff, we weren't able to change things. >> now, the zoo says the larg

her husband archie christy told her he'd fallen for another woman and she went missing for 11 days.nd by the police in a hotel in yorkshire. >> the family never did, and i don't talk about it. so can we move on to the next subject? >> reporter: absolutely. in a way, this new exhibition amounts to a deeply affectionate tribute from a grandson to his beloved grandmother. in part, it's also a celebration of ago that before he came along. they both had birthdays in september. >> she gave me something for my birthday that i don't think she realized how generous she was being. >> reporter: namely the design on a favorite summer dress as she left by boat with archie on a world tour in 1922. not only could agatha christie write, but she had style. >> thanks for watching, i'm rosemary church. >> we'll be right back with the very latest from all around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." ? go see. go look through their windows so you can understand their views. go find out just how kind the hes and shes of this mankind are. dso at gnc, why do we do it?st quality nutrition isn't easy, w

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archie boy which regions when you say are least at risk? >> for me the region most at risk is london and america. growth anduggish they are being really affected by the commodity downturn so they are vulnerable from the china side and the u.s. fed hike side. lira asen the turkish it falls beyond three per dollar for the first time today? >> turkey has some well-known problems but the political uncertainty -- they are about to their israelions uncertainty around there and all of the security risk. on a short-term basis the turkish lira selloff has been really extreme. era it hast-lehman been stretched since 2008 and we have u.s. yields coming lower. from that point of view -- i think turkey is still vulnerable but a lot of the downside is really priced in and maybe the fundamentals are not as bad. the current deficit is 5.5% and it was 9.7% two years ago. mark, the foreign-exchange strategist -- let's keep it on china. we are joined by brendan brown, the executive director at u.s. j securities international and with us today is simon nichola

. >> jimmy: i can't imagine the archies and janis and jimi on the same show but that was that era. >> no, they were on with us kid. >> they were on with you. "laugh-in" was after that? >> yes, that show got canceled and i had the offer to go on "laugh-in" but i had thought it would be hip tore go on this show with the tie-in to "billboard" with janis joplin, jimi hendrix, people like that. >> jimmy: sometimes it doesn't pay to be cool. >> no. it's true. >> jimmy: i don't know if you saw me playing my clarinet with huey lewis but that's proof. >> so true. >> jimmy: "grandma." does it reason it if i tell people you play the grand may? it's getting great reviews. i have to say, i watch it and i thought it was great, you're great in it. what really impressed me more than anything was your car in that movie. >> yes, okay. >> jimmy: what kind of car is that? >> that's a '55 dodge royal lancer. >> jimmy: i was asking somebody about it. they said that's your actual car. >> it is my car. >> jimmy: how long have you had that car? >> since '75. >> jimmy: it is a beautiful vehicle. you drive it a

archie glass jr. was taken back to the oklahoma city area. he has been in prison four times for the threats. news4 broke the story last week when the secret service stopped glass near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. he allegedly said he would shoot president george w. bush and president obama. he travelled outside oklahoma and violated his patrol. >>> the national zoo's surviving panda cub is in good health, just hours after the smaller cub died. they were born hours apart on saturday. both seemed in good health at first, but for about 24 hours mei xiang refused to let keepers swap out the cubs, leaving staff to care for the smaller one. mei xiang started to care for the smaller one again, but then yesterday morning zookeepers knew something wasn't right. >> we knew that the little cub had not increased in weight, appeared weaker and was exhibitingossible respiratory issues. things turned and the cub's cub declined into the early afternoon. and despite extreme efforts on the part of our dedicated staff, w

marshals removed archie glass jr. from the d.c. jail and transported him back to the oklahoma city area. news4 broke the story last week when u.s. secret service stopped glass near the white house. he was on probation for writing a letter that threatened to shoot former president george w. bush and president obama. prosecutors says glass violated his parole by traveling outside of oklahoma. court records did not say glass was carrying a weapon when he was stopped here earlier this month. >>> the presidential race now, donald trump continue s s to bae this week with a national reporter. last night, went head to head with an anchor for the spanish language univision. man's name is jorge ramos. it happened at a news conference in iowa. ramos was thrown out and this morning -- he was thrown out but then he was let back into the room. this morning on the "today" show, trump would not apologize. >> i will tell you, he was totally out of line last night. i was asking and being asked a question from another reporter. i would have gotten to

marshals taking archie glass, jr., back to oklahoma city. he has been in prison four times for his threats. news4 broke the story last week when the secret service stopped glass near the white house. he was on probation for writing threatening letters. in the letters he allegedly said that he would shoot george w. bush and president obama. prosecutors said glass violated his parole by traveling outside oklahoma. >>> 5:34 now. the national zoo's surviving panda cub is in good health, just hours after the smaller cub died. they were born hours apart on saturday. both seemed in good health at first, but for 24 hours mei xiang refused to let keepers swap out the cub, leaving them to care for the smaller cub. she started to care for the smaller cub again, but then yesterday zookeepers knew something wasn't right. >> we immediately noticed that the little cub had not increased in weight. appeared weaker and was exhibiting possible respiratory issues. things turned and the cub's condition declined into the early afternoon. and despite extreme effor

. >> and there's archie bunker's chair. cool stuff there. it was obviously -- you can tell how thrilled i am. >> jimmy: where's my head? >> it was very early in the morning. we had to get up early. it was a very early morning thing, but that's cool. very cool. >> jimmy: you've been shooting a movie in atlanta since the finale? >> yes, indeed. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: with your -- >> with former sidekick zach galifianakis. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he's great. do you have fun with zach? >> yes. it's impossible not to have fun. >> jimmy: he is a lot of fun. >> we're in atlanta. zach's from the south, he's actually from north carolina. but 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 aunts. galifanaki is the plural. >> jimmy: you guys were at bonnaroo, which is a big music festival -- >> in tennessee. >> jimmy: in tennessee. >> close to georgia. >> woo! good enough. >> jimmy:

. >> archie bunker quality. and even the verbal words enhance. that the second thing is he's having fun. i spent a bunch of time with jeb bush in iowa. he is just so joyous. >> bush wanted joy. >> he seems so joyless. jeb bush seems like he is slogging through the campaign. trump is the happy warrior. can you not underestimate -- >> it's magnetic. >> you can't underestimate the importance of that and how much voters pick up on a candidate who sen joig himself. >> we have kacie hunt standing by. we want to get john meachum in a bit. it's interesting. not only is he able to speak off the cuff and for extended -- but it's beginning to build into something that i think people underestimated. john meachum and also the importance of the joy. >> and also how the establishment is caught asleep at the wheel. i guarantee you this morning people are looking at this and their noses are going up in the air. i still think some people don't get it. >> you know, i remember -- it's been 25 years but having some really smart politically engaged friends who very ea

jimmy buffett, morgan freeman and archie manning were among 60 celebrities who signed a letter calling for the state to make a change. >>> today, you can let your voice be heard at a city council meeting in gaithersburg. it will address new laws that only allow city residents to use the dog parks. some people want to be non-residents to renew their membership. it begins at 7:30 tonight at city law. the new laws went into effect earlier this month. >>> well, talk about a bad day. fairfax county's water department out fixing a broken water main in annandale when two of the trucks did this. fell through the street. this is near the intersection of duncan lane. there's two sinkholes and the trucks fell into them. the broken main caused silt to wash into a local pond. no word if the problemb what fixed yet. >>> tragedy strikes a hollywood favorite. what morgan freeman is saying after someone stabbed and killed his step granddaughter. >>> tom kierein said we can expect another hot one today. how hot what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we

from the protest candidate, the beetle candidate who said i'm not going to take it anymore to an archie character in a suit. he's insulting people, making derogatory comments. he's continuing in the fight. he just does not look presidential to me. >> judy? >> of course, i was looking at the happy hour debate along with 6 million other americans. i think clearly fox news is kind of one of the big winners out of this. >> oh, yeah. >> not only the superb questions but how many people tuned in which really reverses our thinking that there were too many debates last time people wouldn't watch. carly fiorina surprised everybody out of that. you know, it gave special attention and highlighted that thin blue line of men in blue suits in the primetime debate. >> yeah. >> it's not just the top factor. it's the fact that there are no women there, and when you talk -- ted cruz talks about prosecuting planned parenthood, when senator rubio talks about forcing women to carry fetuses to full term after a rape or an insist, there is a woman's issue. 53% of the electorate, guys, you cannot ignore us, ev

leaders were murdered and he said things about states rights that were meant to be a dog whistle to the archie bunker crowd. so he turned off african-americans from the get go. and what reagan's message had in common with the meat and potatoes message you're hearing from donald trump is that the substitute slogan for it could be "it's time you got yours." this attitude of the african-americans, they got theirs, they got the white house. the gays are getting theirs, look at all of us focused on gay marriage. the latinos got theirs, they get to come over the border, look they're everywhere in our country. it's time you got yours. he's saying to that middle aged right guy, whether he's rich, middle-class or broke "i'm going to make sure you get yours. this is going to be your country again." it's a very ethnically polarizing appeal and it can only appeal to that white guy. it isn't going to appeal to african-americans and latinos because when what he's saying to that white guy, you're getting your, he means getting yours and taking it away from or pushing away the rest of us and saying this is yo

taft's brother ran in connecticut.so they were not as charming and exciting as the little quentin and archie who with their ponies and taking the pony upstairs in the white house and all the pranks that they did. susan swain: we promised you more about the cherry blossoms. let's learn more about how she brought the cherry blossoms to washington.(begin video clip) ann mcclellan: when helen taft became first lady in 1909, one of the first things she did was to address having cherry trees planted around the tidal basin at potomac river. the tidal basin in the early 20th century was a mess. there was a speedway where people raced their carriages at a top of speed of 15 miles an hour. but there was really nothing to draw people or to make it a beautiful place for people to gather and enjoy nature. and helen taft wanted to change that.so she -- one of the first things she did when she became first lady was to ask for trees to be planted. it was -- they were requested from nurseries in pennsylvania. but the japanese heard about her interest and they decided to give 2,000 trees to the united states

there is all this class -- again, it's the archie bunker billionaire mentality. we can sit here and be shocked he said it. we're certainly saying around this table he shouldn't have said it. the political impact i suspect won't hurt him but will only reinforce his political brand. >> i think that crowd responded very well from his point of view on that. i don't like anthony weiner. i think it's outrageous what he said. he would not say that about jake sullivan, another aide. he's obviously telling his wife or girlfriend about classified information. among the other i think terrible offenses here, it's just another example of trump's sexism. does it work? i suspect it does. >> we have all the big stories covered this morning including presidential politics with hugh hewitt. question ask him about this. the war with isis with congressman adam kinsinger and big nfl investments with sal pal tone yoe. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> joe is right. i saw leaves yesterday, too. i was in upstate new york. it's so dry. we haven't had a lot of rain.

. >>> archie monroe jr seen here was caught outside the white house gates sunday despite travel restrictionshad threatened to kill president obama, president bush, president clinton and hillary clinton. >>> we've got an incredible ending after a woman fights back against a man who snatched her purse and grabbed a box of doughnuts out of her car when she was at annexxon gas station in nashville. >> that thief was left begging for mercy. >> she and bystanders held him until cops arrived. >> sir, don't ever do that again. in the name of jesus, you don't have to do that. if you would have asked me for anything, i would have helped you. >> these guys are the brave bystanders who helped her out. they join us now live. thanks for being with us. temper, i'll start with you, we're glad you are okay. this guy has a long rap sheet. tell us what happened. you are headed to a business meeting and you go into the gas station for what and what do you find? >> i went to the gas station for doughnuts and water for a group of seniors that i was going to educate them about the power of insurance. i left the ga

is too worried about the relationship with saudi oil and the relationship with the saudi monday archy it means pug aside the concerns that have to do with the usual diplomatic relationships. it means improving diplomacy and taking seriously the need for diplomacy. these are lessons we need to apply now, when we look at what to do about isis, the choice is never go to war or do nothing. it means putting enormous amounts of reurs sos, money, people, the best minds available to do figure out what kind of negotiations would work. not thesly negotiations directly with isis or back then, directly with taliban. but negotiating with those who are enabling them. who is funding them? how do you put pressure on them. those questions were never, not only ever addressed. those that said they should be addressed. and those that said, if we want to prevent it from happening again, we have to understand the root causes of why it happened in the first place. those were called, i was one of them many of us were, we were called apologyists for terror. if we were not making war, we were somehow supportin

[laughter] >> they liken it to archie bunker. the modern-day version of that.art: next, the latest on the tom brady trial, while even as the ball seemed be losing interest. quite a way of promoting the story. why one test is coming on the show later as we should really be google's new humanlike robot. >> there is no way my luck is that bad. stuart: people in bangkok still reeling from that blast that left a reporter and 20 people dead. police say the attack was part of a network. they haven't specified the character or nature or name of that network. officials have released a sketch of a key suspect seen leaving it back back pack in the area where the bomb went off. police say he did not act alone and the thai citizens were involved. a blast occurred in a popular tourist area now reopened to the public tourism is that bone. to the markets, looking south and a moment down nearly 150 points. remember we've got a fed minutes released this afternoon. the question is are they going to raise rates next month yes or no. some people suggest they will and it will be don