. >> archie, 12% of the population is black.be a lot of black families living out here. >> yeah, this is only a beginning but i think it's 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 the american people were going to 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're 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? >> did we get out of vietnam or something?

. >> this is george and archie. >> george and archie. >> george jefferson and archie bunker. >> yes.rothers good they were abandoned at the hospital during the storm. >> they get along better than george and archie did in the tv days. >> yes. >> this he were a abandoned in the storm. >> yes. >> so tell us about them. >> they are about four months old. they have been recently newterd micro chipped and they have been fully vaccinated and ready for adoption. >> all we need to do is contact precious fund and you can get these animals in a home but they in must ab adopted together. i think that they are really mellow. >> they are big boys, very big personality. >> so when is the competition. >> the competition has been running for about four weeks but finally september 24th. >> okay, it is coming up. >> yes. >> are you excited. >> very excited. >> how do you feel about your chances. >> i think we're good. >> how do you think she's doing. >> i think she's within of the strongest dancers. >> i think it would be another veterinarian. >> are we ready for the competition. >> yes, yes. >> we wi

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i would look at archie and veronica, the comic book. >> i loved archie and veronica. >> i would try to pick out my outfit -- >> can we crank up this. ♪ i don't like it i love it ♪ ♪ i don't like it i love it ♪ >> so describe when you were a kid and you had on the first day of school you had your outfit out, go like second, third grade, somewhere in there, what do you remember as an outfit that you couldn't wait to put on so could you go to school? >> i know exactly what it was and it was a little bizarre. i wore a tie. this was the early '90s. a normal tie and actually i believe my mom or somebody also crafted one for my cat to wear. >> i remember one of my outfits, and i don't know why i loved it so much when i look back on it, it was an orange vest with a matching orange skirt and i remember thinking to myself, who is better than me right now, that whole feeling of going to school. we're going to ambush some kids. and if you wonder how do we do these ambush makeovers in three hours, and we wondered this ourselves, we're going to take you behind the scenes and show you the secret. we

. >> archie glass jr. has already been in federal prison several times. he admitted on separate occasion threatening to kill president obama, president clinton, george w. bush and hillary clinton and just recently released from the federal lockup in el reno, oklahoma, when secret service found him outside the white house in late august in violation of his parole. news4 learned that glass en route back to federal prison at this hour, order to serve 14 more month for violating his parole but the feds won't say which prison yet. court records by the i-team found in 1996, glass wanted to be the next john hinckley. he was in a halfway house in oklahoma this summer when he left town without permission and he wasn't stopped until he got within close range of the white house gates. >> scott macfarlane with the news4 i-team. watch the original report on archie glass on our website, webb, and click on investigations. >>> tonight, prosecutors in loudoun county say they are going to try a 17-year-old youngster as a murder suspect as an adult. a teenager is accused of

. >> can you imagine if we had a real archie bunker on tv?how, so nauseatingly mill correct now, we couldn't have an archie bunker today, people would flip and lose their minds. >> you're singing to the choir. i get notes that, you get mad and call obama a communist. and they said that you had to calm that down. you can't call the president a communist. you know, china is a brother in economic growth and they are a communist country. i do push the button a little bit too hard sometimes. >> no. i always thought you're funny. i love these hollywood people. they whisper don't tell anyone i'm conservative. i don't want to hurt my career. i'm thinking wow. pretty sad. tim allen, thank you my friend. >> thanks my friend. >> coming up, a very important question of the day. straight head. join us as we celebrate eddie's retirement, and start planning your own. for my frequent heartburnmorning because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. there's just no time, esp

secret service found archie glass, jr., outside of the white house last month.e just had been released from prison. this was a violation of his parole. he has served time for his threats against obama, george w. bush and bill clinton. court records said he once sought to be the next hinckley. >>> you may have surprised to see a woman pull out a gun. we're learning that a plainclothes metro police officer pulled a gun on a man. he was being ticketed for trying to skip fare. it became violent. >>> and police are looking for thieves stealing handicap stickers. five vehicles had been broken into. >> told me that they steal them and sell them for like $50 each. i think that's despicable. >> metro says this is a small percentage and crime in parking lots is trending downward. >>> after almost a year a man has been charged for a crash in oxon hill that killed five people including two mothers. kenneth kelley was driving more than 70 miles an hour when he slammed into the victim's car october. they were stopped at a red light on livingston road and kelley's blood alcoho

they were an industry band like the monkeys or the archies, built to catch on quick.n. >> the most popular record was rapper's delight. i used to live on a fifth floorwalker, they were playing it on the fourth floor, third floor, second floor, first floor. somebody had a boom box outside playing it. a car that drove by had it on. you could hear nothing. it was like a plague. it was like locusts. and that's when i realized, you know, it's something that was beyond what we was doing out in the street. critically, it's not a great record, but if you play it right now, it's still a good record. >> in this case, at least, history has come around. today, nobody looks back at the sugar hill gang as having been originals or innovators. people know who did what. >> as far as hip-hop now, these guys are not trying to tell a story of their time at all. okay. they've popped a lot of bottles, had sex with a lot of women and drove a lot of expensive cars and nothing else happened. you would never know that there was a black president. you would never know there was two wars. you wo

that's archie bunker we were looking for. >> bunker. >> jimmy: next question is for katy. what tv show is this family from? >> oh, "modern family." >> jimmy: wow, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. >> sal: very nice. >> jimmy: there's really no rhyme or reason to this at all. this is a close game. katy. this question is for you. >> again? >> jimmy: who is this person? put the picture up on the screen. who is this woman? >> she's a singer. >> jimmy: she is. >> from -- a mexican song -- >> jimmy: well, no. no, she's an american. >> oh, she's american, but she sings -- >> jimmy: look at this god is giving you more points right now. this is amazing. the elements are rising up to support you, katy. >> sal: she got it. >> jimmy: oh my god, you're running away with it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what is going on? all right. we're going to have to go to ella. who is that woman? >> mariah carey. >> jimmy: that is right, ella. next question for you. who is this person? >> that's carey grant. >> jimmy: oh, wow. that is cary grant. katy, did you know that one? >> yes, dird.

archie comics. >> betty and veronica. >> s\ances, obviously. >> jimmy: you guys talking about now or when you were kids? what's going on? [ light laughter ] we both like american girl dolls. me, too. i do. yeah, i love them as well. >> didn't you do watch the craft and do s\ances in your room? >> jimmy: all the time. light as a feather, stiff as a a board. yeah, of course. boys didn't do that, no. >> it's a classic. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. but i did. i enjoyed it. that was fun for me. i have to say congrats on season five of "two broke girls" coming up, and also syndication. do you understand what this means? that means everybody gets to see this show at all times of the day, 24 hours a day. this is it. >> yeah. our parents are so happy. >> jimmy: mom and dad. this is awesome. >> when they miss us -- >> we're so lucky. >> we just did our 100th episode. >> yes. >> just filmed it, yeah. it's crazy. >> jimmy: a big deal. >> when we go back and watch the old episodes too, it's like looking at an album of your freshman year in high school. >> jimmy: you feel like you've chang

from the north of kunduz and out of kunduz as in the part of pakistan and also in the district of archieiving support from the islamic movement of pakistan also but mainly most of the taliban in kunduz who have attacked mainly they are local people who are leaving and activist streak and charter of the streak which most of the area of charter was in the past three months under the control. the main reason of controlling of taliban, the kunduz province because of that existence of that and responsible people who were in kunduz and fighting sometimes with each other and those who belong in the former majority and groups. most of the time they fight against each other. this was the most region which taliban attacked and the other reason is the corruption in the local government of kunduz which people of kunduz are not happy with the local government in various departments so they have supported local people and also taliban and that is the main reason also. >> we will leave it there for now and thanks for your thoughts. israeli security forces fired stun grenades at palestinian workers at t

secret service found archie glass jr. outside the white house last month.d been released from prison. this was a violation of his parole. glass has served time for threats against obama, george w. bush and clinton. he once was thought to be next hinckley. >>> police are looking for thieves stealing handicapped placards out of cars. this week metro confirms at least five vehicles have been broken into. metro said this is a small percentage and crime in parking lots is trending downward. >>> well, today advocates for paid sick leave are celebrating the introduction of a proposed sick leave law in prince george's county. it would allow workers to earn an hour of leave for every hour they work. basically it is a liberal rallying point right now some say and critics say, however, it could hurt local businesses. >>> molette green getting new details about this new species of human relative found. all of this going on in south africa where over 1,500 fossil pieces found and this human relative was found inside a remote cave chamber. only small people could reach t

secret service agents found archie glass, jr., outside the white house last month.e had been released from prison and that was a violation against his parole. he once sought to be the next john hinckley, court records show. >>> a nonprofit says student need to learn more about the constitution and today they're launching a national constitution literacy campaign. essentials in education is pushing for students to have a better understanding of the bill of rights and the declaration of independence. >>> fairfax county is just starting the school year, but next year's budget is already a concern. the school board met with parents to explain the budget last night and asked for ideas on how to balance it. the county is predicting major shortfalls next year between 50 and $80 million. >> we know the next round of cuts would have potentially serious consequences for what's most important to us and that's the students in the schools and the classrooms. so we felt like we had to have the community engaged with us in making decisions. >> the school board wants to hear from y

secret service found archie glass jr. outside the white house last month in violation of his parole. he had already been in prison several times for threats against obama and former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton. court records say he once sought to be the next john hunk laich judge just sentenced glass to 14 more months in prison for this violation. >>> this vote is quite like lilt most important vote that any member of congress, any member of the senate will cast in their entire career f this deal goes through, we know, to an absolute certainty, people will die. >> never, ever, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> republican presidential hopefuls, ted cruz and donald trump blasted the iran nuclear deal as congress gets ready to take it up for debate. inside the capitol, house leaders delayed any procedural votes on the deal following divisions among some gop members much the proposed deal means billions of dollars in sanctions relief for iran. in e

and many ways trump has bk become the archie bunker candidate. and has everybody with his sound bites. and i don't think the bush campaign is ready to take trump on in this full frontal way. i know they think if they could take trump down they would be the soul survivor. and o i'm not sure i believe that. and trump has showed himself to be a good counterpuncher and really good on his feet with this low energy low-t guy thing he says is very effective and hits bush pretty hard. >> i haven't heard the low t. just the low energy. >> someone said it. >> a quote from politico. it was increasingly clear trump was trying to run a legitimate campaign and needed to be treated as any other candidate would, that includes exposing his record and agenda that will increase power in d.c. if nobody else is going to do it, we will. joy, do you think trying to make this a two-horse race works to the advantage of the bush campaign? >> well so far, to be honest with you nothing has really worked to the advantage of the bush campaign. i think out of necessity they fe

he later said archie are happy. he said i'm only half happy. >> always thinking ahead. he strikes me as someone who rarely rested. >> i don't think he ever watch television or went to the movies. he just worked. >> he worked and socialized with women. >> okay, i yeah. i wasn't looking for this and i was talking to john: or rather wonderful history of dates and out of police estimate how are you going to do with the skirt chasing. i set the what? the skirt chasing. when carter wrote a book on the history of polio he said i can't mention it. so i let it ride for a while and then i saw on the internet a woman talking about all the time she spent with salt and how it wrote her heart. and that led from one person to another person to another person in a begin to hear stories. what they were all about in salk in later life became much more of a philosopher. he had a lot of ideas he wanted to get across that he couldn't really express himself in ways accessible to the public so we started looking for people who would be as torchbearers and they happen to be young, very bright,

he was given an honorary degree chrysalis archie cox and ally richardson.ey are heroes of watergate. we will see. there was a vicious article by a very liberal, great writer and she wrote a book about the last days of "the new yorker" and she put a sentence in that was not pleasing. she said he was corrupt, a tool of organized crime and he was no good and there was a reaction from the other side and she got carpet bombed by "the new york times" for sameness. so she her once and published an article in the magazine that's reproduced later in a book called canaries in the mine shaft that just takes sirica apart and goes through what a terrible judge she was and this terrible record. i was trying to find her. she's something of a recluse. i want to send her my book for reid. three. because it will come from her thoughts about this judge. i don't think judge sirica reputation can survive this book. this is a direct frontal attack on a judge who is a disgrace of the federal judiciary and that is where the battles are going to be fought. thank you again for comin

archie manic planted the seeds when he starred for the saints in the '70s. is your football player? >> my dad. >> your dad is your favorite football player too? you're on the right track. you going to be a football player when you grow up? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: his sons peyton and eli carried on the manning legacy in the crescent city. >> when it comes to newman football the first thing that comes to your mind is the manning's. two brothers have come through our system and gone to the pinnacle so many times. >> the colts are world champions. >> they are the heroes of this community and i think the city of new orleans. >> the giants have finished off the patriots in the super bowl for the second time in four years. >> reporter: for the manning's, family and newman football go hand in hand. >> i grew up coming to newman football games and friday nights were exciting. i was in fifth grade and sixth grade and peyton was a sophomore and starting quarterback and i was the starting receiver. >> cooper was a huge influence on me. he was my hero. i think i complete

kind of a combination of archie bunker and the great gatsby.hink of those two put together, a wise guy from queens who wants to be elegant and maybe a little menacing. so that's captivated us. over time, i think it's become who he really is. you know, he'll get quieter in private and forgive the expression let his hair down a little biflt, bt but not a lot. he's very on message, very focused. >> but he doesn't like to talk about the past. only what's happening right now and looking ahead. >> right. donald doesn't want to think about the past. >> why? >> because he's afraid of what he'll realize. >> what is that supposed to be mean? >> that he's hurt somebody, he'll regret something. he's a no regrets guy. he doubles down instead of retreating. >> what was his behavior like when you were speaking with him those different times? >> he got bored if the questions were too much about the past or about something detailed. i think this might be why he doesn't get into national affairs in a direct, detailed way. he likes big picture. >> it's big pictur

we will hear from fcc commissioner archie pye and marine all housing. >> i am also a member of the federalistociety's telecommunication and electronic media practice group. i would like to thank the federalist society for hosting today's event and in particular i would like to thank will courtney for facilitating. before we get started i would like to mix a brief introductions. from the federal communications commission, we have commissioner ajit pai. sworn in as fcc commissioner in 2012 and during tenure has focused on creating a regulatory environment that fosters competition and innovation and is thought to remove regulatory uncertainty by creating clear modernist rules for the road. previously, commissioner pai is that the law firm of jenner and block them prior to that held positions in the sec general counsel office serving most prominently as deputy general counsel. from the federal trade commission we have commissioner maureen ohlhausen. commissioner ohlhausen was sworn in in 2012 and a strong kid of innovation, government transparent date and consumer protection. prior to joining the

susan swain: well, on this note, archie jackson asks us on facebook, "did bess have anything to do with truman integrating the military? we often talk about the power of roosevelt's wife, but never about truman's wife." do we know if she had any influence on that decision? nicole anslover: oh, i don't think that she was probably pushing him to do it, but she certainly wouldn't have objected to it in any way that i can see. she would have probably thought it was the right thing to do. she had a great sympathy for servicemen. she was lonely when harry was over in world war i. she thought all servicemen should be treated equally. susan swain: marty is watching us in columbus, ohio, and is on next. hi, marty. marty: hi. i have a question. actually, i went to visit the museum in independence, missouri, but i wondered, after mr. truman died, did bess live there by herself? or did margaret end up moving in with her? and the other thing is, i also worked for paul tibbets for a while, who was involved with the enola gay and dropped the bomb on hiroshima. and, you know, he never really wanted to

me, he is kind of like archie bunker. he says a lot of things that people me to say.ome of it he means two. occasionally, some of it comes out wrong and it is accidental. but i can't see how anybody will -- would want somebody like him to lead our country. or any business. it isn't a business. it is an international country. it doesn't work by profit. it works within the world. host: and a couple of e-mails from our viewers. the united states is in trouble, and, the minds that put us here are not capable or willing to help. go trump and sanders. is what steve writes in an e-mail. and this, americans are dissatisfied with the lack of performance by a establishment politicians to waste our tax money on foreign military adventures on domestic needs unmet. they are striking out at this history of neglect. we are going to keep getting your thoughts on this appeal of the outsiders in this presidential race. minutes left 10 for this conversation, but we do want to tell you about other news. what headline is the federal reserve is having a two day meeting. it starts today. of

archie and veronica. they need each other. that's what we keep seeing.ides i can't take his criticism, megyn kelly, i have to stand up for my person. trump can go elsewhere, be on cnn, nbc. i think ailes sees the numbers go up every time he appears somewhere. he was on with stephen colbert, what happened? numbers when way up. trump needs to speak to that audience. that's his base. >> it is mutually beneficial for both of them but it's got to be frustrating for roger ailes because of that co-dependency almost. >> absolutely frustrating. especially when trump is attacking his stars. he has been grooving megyn kelly. he used megyn kelly as one of the biggest future faces of the network, probably the most important face of the network in the future. yet trump keeps going after kelly, criticizing kelly on twitter again this week. in fact, last night even tweeting trying to promote his poll rankings. that's something that ailes can't stand. that's why we're seeing this meeting. it is an unprecedented situation. we don't hear about the heads of abc, nbc or cbs

. >> what's the archie tech shnewer. >> built in royal corinthian style. >> she's been studding. >> ifather. >> yes. >> let's see how the rest of the parkway looks, from skyfox, yesterday. >> really looks beautiful. >> it looks absolutely fabulous here, never seen the parkway look like. >> this certainly, plenty of security, and folks who really, you know, have to have some patience when they get here today for the festival of families, that occurs at about 6:45. but it will be, i think, worth the trip. well, let's look at some video of what the set up looks like. so there is beautiful alter, and stage up here, very large chair, where the pope will be sitting during the festival of families. that will happen here this afternoon, you see beautiful flowers are all set up, many, many seats, again, the festival will include mark walt berg, he'll come, he is a catholic, and he credit his priest with saving him. none other than aretha franklin will sing amazing grace here. andre bocelli, the lore's prayer, the pope will give closing remarks, all about the family during this meeting of the w