archie yells, freeze!ngly complies, the two of them, performing for the cameras. >> they knew about the video surveillance in the vault area. vincent told his father where it was located. >> reporter: the fbi says archie took that video cassette so there's no surveillance footage of the crime. they acted it out anyway as a precaution, just in case there were other cameras they didn't know about. >> so they acted the whole thing out? >> from beginning to end. it was literally -- >> reporter: stick 'em up? >> exactly. >> reporter: son is hand and leg-cuffed before archie makes his way inside the vault, stuffs the money into a bag, and makes his getaway. >> it was a lot of money, i was a new detective. >> reporter: milwaukee police detective ron laura was one of the first to respond the next morning when vincent is found handcuffed near the vault. he said this subject threatened to blow his head off. but as he presses vincent for details, the story doesn't add up. >> i was a little skeptical of why he wasn't

. >> archie, 12% of the population is black.hould 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 some

and this is his cd, it's called choosy lover, dino archie is here with us.eeman, jojo the bachelorette, whoever she did or didn't pick. funny if she comes alone. mark consuelos, nikki glaser, steve martorano, and we will have music from kelsea ballerini, grouplove, miranda lambert, and young the giant. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest is a multi-talented fellow who has oscar and golden globe nomination certificates in a drawer and an emmy welded to the hood of his car. his new drama, "little men," opens in theaters a week from tomorrow. please welcome greg kinnear. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like your facial hair. is this our own hair, or is this hair that belongs to a character that you're playing? >> matt damon's backstage, and he's pissed. okay? get all your jokes out now, because he's rocking up that dana white backstage. >> jimmy: i'm glad he's not so crazy glued to you. must have been the worst weeks of your life. >> matt and i did a movie called "stuck on you," it was during that phase when they were making a lot of con joi

please welcome dino archie!ter 30, a hangover turns into pneumonia. but at this age, life still reminds me i'm not quite an adult. i try to log into my itunes account. forgot the password. they started asking me all the perjury questions like what's your mother's maiden name and why is your dad not proud of you. [ laughter ] then they gave me an option. they said, would you like to retrieve a security question you wrote yourself four years ago. i'm like, of course i'll know this. no lie, the question i wrote myself was, my [ bleep ] what it do. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? you always know what it do, home boy! you'll never not know what it do. i have no idea what it do. i don't know what it did. i don't know why itunes let me do that. why weren't they like, are you sure? it's like a time capsule for ignorance. i am in a relationship and netflix is keeping us together. yeah, because when you're in a bad relationship, you bond over a series. you know, you're like, pablo, move that dope. let's get it! but the

bunker as a character archie bunker today would he be a trump guy. >> he was afraid of progress.e was in the past. >> make america great again. >> he wasn't a hater. when he was asked to be part of a group putting a cross on a lawn or something, he wouldn't do that. >> we are going to put the fear of god into your commy son-in-law. >> i have a grandson and i want him to grow up normal. if he sees a cross burning there, he might get the wrong idea of what the cross really means. >> i'm not saying that trump would do that, but he isn't a -- he's a hater, i believe. >> you put trump in a different -- >> in an entirely different character. >> when you look at pop culture today do you see people out there who are mixing politics and entertainment the same way you did? >> i think carmichael is doing it brilliantly. seth mcfarland is out there mixing the politics and religion. this is the golden age. it's also the golden age because it happens to be the moment we have and we're living it. >> do you feel that a network for instance when you think back to the troubles you might have had a

that's my time, thank you so [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dino archie, everybody. you're right, chris harrison is a slacker. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. goodnight. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> i accept your nomination! >> tonight, an historic night. hillary clinton makes the case for why she shoul female president of the united states. calling on the convictions of our forefathers, saying, there's still work to be done. >> we have to look out for each other, and lift each other up. >> taking on donald trump. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> plus, being hillary. she's been in the nation's spotlight for decades, and yet untrustworthy. are her biggest weaknesses also her greatest strengths? >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us in philadelphia. you can see the democratic crews are tearing down and picking up souvenirs. tonight a new chapter in american history. hillary clinton the first female candidate of a major party to acc

of archie bunker and donald trump. here it is. >> i am so sick of washington and all its works and all the politics. >> but i'm so sick and tired of watching this incompetent politicians, all talk, no action. >> the country is going straight in the dumper. >> our country is in serious trouble. >> send me the poor, dead beats, filthy -- and all send them in here. >> the u.s. has become the dumping ground for everybody else's problems. >> our world is coming crumbling down. >> unbelievable. >> you hadn't seen that. >> no. i never saw that. it is scary. if it wasn't funny, it's scary. >> and what is interesting to me, this happens every generation. this is -- you know -- everybody has been looking at donald trump oh, my god we have never seen anything like it. no. there is sometimes introvert in every -- >> yes. but we have never seen it get to where he has gotten. we have seen the george wallaces and people like that but never seen a major party candidate that is this ill prepared and this divisive. and this angry and th

. >> reporter: archie's brother save the rest of the family by jumping into a motorboat.>> we grabbed walkie-talkie radio in for a foul. and with out to where the victim's family wasn't brought them to shore after he helped us in the ranger bring the guy in that was initially in the water. >> reporter: today shadow clip was open to the public. but those who witnessed the effort this morning were watching the little ones in the water more closely today. >> they always wear a life vest. he is learning how to swim. which is watching them closely. >> reporter: archie said he had a hard time sleeping last night wishing that there was more he could have done. in pleasanton, juliet bridge -- goodrich. >>> people who were arrested in the kidnapping of a vallejo woman were in court today. there been held on $1 million bail. there is no sign of 57-year-old elvira babb. her son received a text message the next day requesting money. the father of one of the suspect says his son knew nothing about the kidnapping. he says his son was asked by an acquaintance to get a cell phone in exchange for some

mom, grandma, archie, my sister. >> you are not going to get ahead playing xbox. you're going to get ahead reading and asking if you have he is now in the running for the guinness book of world records as the youngest ever published male author. ben: five languages and five instruments. maria: i love that. that was wonderful. what is the temperature? anchor: 89 outside of our studios. i have some relief for you. it's t -- dry. i put a tracker on this one. 21 strikes in the last 30 minutes. the main focus, moving off to the northeast. that has been an active line. one tomorrow. down here to the south the weather is unsettled. it's very violent down there. we have to wait for it down here. it could be on the slow side. this is where the flash flood watch is. as we saw today, 2-4 inches. not much going on. notice what is happening. showers and thunderstorms, south of the pike. north of the pike scattered showers. there could be showers, most of the rain is tomorrow morning. the evening hours tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies tonight. tomorrow, showers and heavy downpour.

we've got joe bonamassa sitting in with the cletones, comedian dino archie is here, from the ufc dana white is here, and we'll be right back with greg kinnear. so stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ? ? >> dicky: portions of "jimmy by chobani greek yogurt. you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredible offers on the mercedes-benz you've always longed for. but hurry, these shooting stars fly by fast. lease the gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. ?la charrue passe dans le ciel? ? ?et je descends lentement? >> i'm retired. >> jimmy: what did you do for a living before that? >> a business person. do, it makes me assume you were a prostitute. when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers! lease an mkc for $289 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $

. >> reporter: archie had a hard time sleeping last night wishing there was more he could do. >>> a western misconstrued -- courthouse today. 2 bailiffs were shot dead. visit the prisoner was being moved from a holding cell and he somehow got a hold of an officer's gun. he shot and killed two payments and wounded deveney's -- debbie's shares until officers pulled the trigger on him killing him.>> a fight occurred with that in may on the way to the courtroom. and he was able to disarm one of the officers and was able to shoot the deputy and shoot and kill 2 bailiffs. >> they did not release any details about the inmate. >>> to the latest on the ambush that left 5 officers didn't dallas. police chief david brown says the department are taking all threats as credible. they reported to a threat of a private facebook page. brown says 11 officers fired weapons at the gunman and 2 used an explosive device. >> joe basket is just got back from dallas. learning some disturbing details. >> strange behavior. during the siege he was laughing and singing. he used his own blood to write, gibberish on the

archie cole and his brother managed to rescue five of the family members. >> when we were pulling them in, when we got them to the dock, he was able to get his breath, he was just screaming, my dad, my brother, my dad, my brother, they're still in the water. >> the bodies of the father and son were found this morning. investigators say the men didn't know how to swim, and they were not wearing life jackets. >>> a mystery tonight at a morgue hill high school. who let nearly two dozen pigs out of the pen? mark shows us some pigs ended up hurting themselves. >> reporter: the photos show one of the injured pigs at live oak high school. somebody opened the pens at the school's future farmers of america barn. once the pigs were out, they began biting one another, in what is considered natural behavior. >> people don't know when you let animals like pigs out, they are territorial. and so, they're going to try to establish a pecking order. so they get very aggressive when put in that kind of situation. they're normally a docile animal. >> reporter: the two biggs did not get busch pigs -- pig d

i think that it goes back to old school archie bunker.ep one from becomingment, we're going do that. >> you're calling donald trump archie bunker? >> yeah. i like him, but you know what i mean. >> the lead duo of drive by truck ers. we put a song and that's going to do it for me this hour. i'm going to toss it over to steve who is somewhere else in this big place. nice to see you steve. >> nice to see you too kate. thanks for that and welcome to you at home and another hour of the democratic convention. we're starting to count down to history and sometime in the next few hours, this convention that's assembly here right now will nominate for president for the first time in american history a female candidate. that's coming and up that's day two of the convention and philadelphia and pennsylvania and the volt to make clinton the democratic candidate and that's expected to get under way in just a little while. as we say, it will be a historic and then the first day of the convention and then the run to the convention is marked by some disco

archie is the executive director of the food, safety center. >> ideally you want food locally grown. >> reporter: it has a local footprint and food that isn't grown so far doesn't have to be processed as much? >> it's more fresher and more variety. >> reporter: local is resonating with shoppers. a consumer report found buying local is a top priority. >> supporting local farmers is as much a concern to people as reducing their pesticide exposure. >> reporter: despite this, "consumer reports" say there are certain foods you should buy organic including apples, peaches, strawberries and spinach. if you have an opportunity, check out farmers and their g w growing practices. >> nutrient quality goes down as time goes by. the closer the source the better. >> reporter: all good information that may make buying local easier to swallow. if you're looking for local sustainable food nearby, "consumer reports" suggests checking out a website called eat now.org. i'll have a post on the abc7 news site. >> thanks. >>> we have to show you sky 7 is over san mateo where a brush fire was just put out n

that's my time, thank you so much, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: dino archie, everybody. you're right, chris harrison is a slacker. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. goodnight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> i accept your nomination! >> tonight, an historic night. hillary clinton makes the case for why she should be the first female president of the united states. calling on the convictions of our forefathers, saying, there's still work to be done. >> we have to look out for each other, and lift each other up. >> taking on donald trump. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> plus, being hillary. she's been in the nation's spotlight for decades, and yet to many, still impenetrable, untrustworthy. are her biggest weaknesses also her greatest strengths? but first the "nightline" five. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us in philadelphia. you can see the democratic national convention is over, the crews are tearing down and picking up souvenirs.

. >> archie, shady, like it. >> we need some shade today. >> yes, yes. >> it is so steamy out there definitely-shirt weather, tank top and sun screen weather as well. we have heat and intense humidity. at the shore is the place to be as we contend with this extreme heat that will extend into tomorrow as well, with our extreme heat warning, excessive heat warning for philadelphia and surrounding counties, not expiring until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. but right now, it looks nice and it feels down right terrible. when you step outside your current air temperature 94 degrees. elevated humidity levels it feels like triple digits right now. at least we have a bit of the breeze under the southwest at 14 miles an hour. just moving around that hot and humid air, we do have excessive heat warning in effect for large portion of the area, in effect right now and doesn't expire until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. philadelphia and surrounding count business heat index likely to push backup in the hundred degree range as we head into tomorrow afternoon. air temperatures just themselves are down right b

>> i think he understands who archie bunker is. donald's from queens. he knows the anxieties of people facing change and how they resent that change. i don't think that he is in his heart-- a superficially racist guy. but i think he knows what will reverberate with people. >> that's where i would disagree with you, michael. i mean, the-- the-- the trump family has a long history of findings of racial discrimination in the rental of housing. the federal government got an agreement with them. as soon as the supervision was over, they went right back to coding so that blacks were not in the buildings. and donald tried to describe this as wanting people on welfare, when these were people who had jobs and incomes. but they were black. they didn't want them in the buildings. >> david is right that in the early '70s, the first thing, the first chance he got, he-- he cried reverse racism when the trump organization was accused of not renting to minorities. and his lawyer called the feds "gestapo" and "storm troopers." >> desjardins: the trump campaign, of cours

greg kinnear -- from the ufc, dana white -- this week in unnecessary censorship -- and comedian dino archieleto and the cletones. and now, hunker down, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to you program. thank you for

part of the myth there's a big blue collar, white, archie bunker that trump is going to resonate with. you look at the auto industry now, it's smaller, and the manufacturing is more high-tech. so the kind of michigan stereo type of those reagan democrats

and thursday, greg kinnear, dino archie, and dana white from the ufc. join us then.nominated actor and hollywood sex maggot who -- i mean magnet -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] anyway, he's got a show, it's called "fameless." it premieres monday night at 10:00 on trutv. please say hello to david spade. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sorry about that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was not a freudian slip at all. >> you got all the other ones right. hey, i was going to tell you that this little walk, i had dinner last night. five-star restaurant. >> jimmy: oh, congratulations. >> congratulations. i like to throw that in. when the hostess walks you in, you might have this happen. first of all, all my friends think the hostesses are cute. we invented an app that tells you where the three hostesses are in the restaurant. where's the one with the brown hair? table 26. didn't sell. >> jimmy: that's good. that is really stalking. >> we went to apple on all of them. >> jimmy: didn't like it, huh? >> the hose tells last night, this is funny, you'll hate it. i come in, i go to this

we'll have music from the strokes, and later this week, andy garcia, greg kinnear, jack huston, dino archieo-go's. after four foul-mouthed seasons of baseball on "eastbound & down," our first guest returns with a new show set in the chalkboard-choked world of public school administration. "vice principals" airs sunday nights on hbo. please welcome danny mcbride. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're from virginia, right? i just mentioned virginia. >> yes, i grew up in virginia, yes. >> jimmy: are you from fairfax? >> fredericksburg, right down the road. >> jimmy: when you one of those kids running around with a movie camera making films? >> i was, i was into films. i grew up in the '80s. at the time skateboarding was the biggest thing that everyone was into. >> jimmy: still kind of is. were you a skater? >> i wasn't, not at all. if you weren't good at skateboarding you'd have to pretend like you were, you were a poseur, that's what you would do. so i spent much of my childhood pretending like i could skate. >> jimmy: how do you pretend you can skate? >> you go home late at night and ru

tomorrow night, greg kinnear, dana white from the ufc, and comedian dino archie. an oscar-nominated actor whom you know from too many memorable movies to mention. believe me, i've tried, it's too many. sunday nights on hbo, he faces off with dwayne johnson on a show called "ballers." >> you need to get sizzle back where he belongs then get back to business as usual. okay? >> no. >> if you think it was easy for you to dig some [ bleep ] up on me, how easy do you think it's going to be for me to dig up some [ bleep ] about your partner joe? reminds you of what i can do with what i already know about you, my friend. yeah? i'm too big to fail. you just entered a world of hurt. shame on you. >> jimmy: please welcome andy garcia! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? you look good with the beard and without the beard. was the beard a prop? >> i was going to say the same thing about you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> although i hear there's a lot of ladies saying you look very sexy with the weird. >> jimmy: that's what they tell you. no one says it to my f

archie intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us live from capitol hill. >> we are about 80 minutes into the hearing now and what we are seeing develop is really a tale of two hearings, democrats firmly focused on the issue of gun violence and the assassination of five police officers in dallas left me while the republicans are focused on mrs. clinton and whether there has been an application of the law which creates a perception of a double standard, that there was one set of laws for the privileged and connected like mrs. clinton and another set of laws for the rank-and-file, in this case specifically members of the military. here's a senior democrat just a short time ago. >> today, apparently secretary hillary clinton's email takes precedence over gun violence and civil rights. let us be clear: the criminal investigation is closed. there was no intentional wrongdoing . >> republican lawmakers have been asking the attorney general now on multiple occasions whether she can explain the difference between gross negligence which is the language used in the statute for the m

this is archie, a high-energy, but small boston terrier. >> he's the type of dog that might work wellan apartment. >> reporter: dr. brittany watson said find a pet that matches your lifestyle. >> how often would you like to go for walk. do you want it to be a running partner. do you want it to be an animal that's a couch potato. >> reporter: on your way to pick up your furry friend, you'll need supplies, a bowl, food, crate, and some toys. many shelters will sell them on site. shelter staff will also help you pick a breed, size and age that fits you. >> they want to make the best possible connection for you and the pet. >> reporter: keep in mind what comes after the adoption. you have to make time for training. >> it's just as important of taking your animal to the vet to get that behavior piece of their lives. >> reporter: the vets stressed you should take your time, do your research, get to know that pet before you bring that new friend back home. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> that's great advice right there. do your part to help clear the shelters this saturday. dozens of local shelt

that's when archie cole and his brother spotted the family and helped the rest of them to shore. >> when we got him to the dock and he finally got his breath he was screaming my dad, my brother, my dad, my brother, they are still in the water. >> the bodies of the father and son were found yesterday. investigators say the men didn't know how to swim and they weren't wearing life jackets. >>> a blue ribbon panel has released a critical report on san francisco's police department. the panel spent a year investigating issues of potential bias within the police department. they found the department is in need of greater transparency and the agency lacks oversight. the panel made 81 recommendations including the creation of an office of inspector-general. that office would audit the force on a regular basis. the panel also says that the san francisco police department should pay more attention to the potential for bias against minorities. the president of the san francisco police officers association condemned the panel's report. in a statement the union president called the report divisive a

jon: archie intelligence correspondent katherine harris is joining us now. catherine, nobody knows this story better than you do. poor support some of the details, what stands out to you? >> the first thing is that the director began by saying he had not coordinated his statements with anyone in the administration and then he gave a 15 minute statement of their findings and no questions and that is very unlike the director, he typically leaves it open to reporters to ask questions . he said they found 58 email chains which contain classified information at the time, that they hit that server, some of them sent by mrs. clinton and he also indicated there were emails that were recovered that did contain these classified markings so mrs. clinton has publicly said nothing was marked classified at the time. the director went on to say that someone in her position and the others around her should have recognized the sensitivity ofthe information that they were handling and that would go into this bucket of 790 3f which is gross negligence . where you don't have to

archie hicox: well if this is it old boy, i hope you don't mind if i go out speaking the kings. >> kroftng role in "12 years a slave." his range runs from macbeth: >> macbeth: so foul and fair a day i have not seen. >> kroft: to magneto, the villain in the "x-men" action franchise. but "steve jobs" was going to be different. >> fassbender: it was like an action piece in words. ( laughs ) you know-- >> kroft: no-- no exploding cars. >> fassbender: no. ( laughs ) >> kroft: no sex. >> fassbender: nope. >> kroft: not ev-- any romance. ( laughs ) >> fassbender: mmmm. ( laughter ) yeah. so, i was, like, "perfect. this is gonna be great." ( laughter ) yeah, it was just-- it was such an unusual piece of writing. >> boyle: because it was such an enormous, it was like tackling a huge-- one of the big shakespeare's, like a lear or-- >> fassbender: yeah. >> boyle: --a hamlet. or, you know, it's like a mountain to climb. >> kroft: kate winslet first heard that the steve jobs movie was casting not from her agent or producer scott rudin, but from her hair and make up person while shooting a film in aus

part of the myth there's a big blue collar, white, archie bunker that trump is going to resonate with. you look at the auto industry now, it's smaller, and the manufacturing is more high-tech. so the kind of michigan stereo type of those reagan democrats those numbers have slunk. even if you super perform there are more pharmaceutical research scientists in an arbor than machinists working for the tank plant, which actually closed. >> yeah. >> i think we got to keep something in mind. donald trump won the nomination. he kicked everybody's butts. these were very qualified, well-funded people. to me that signals there's something going on out there. if he can turn it, actually, into a movement. he didn't win by hypnosis. people turned out and voted. as mike said he won all 67 counties in pennsylvania. so if he can catch some fire here where there's enough people who are frustrated, angered, we could see a turn out that is just completely different than we've seen before. there could be a closet vote for trump that is the going to show up on polls. the only way he's going to win is have

the good news is, though, that it has not affected the archi s archives. and in fact, if anything, bizarrely or paradoxically, the archival access has actually improve eefed over the last couf years, particularly the last year, and i'll be referring to that a bit in tonight's -- in the comments. okay, that's all right. i did bring my computer with the presentation, in case this doesn't work. the structure of what i will be presenting is first to go through some of the newly available sources, just to give a sense of what actually is available now. there is so much more that is available as compared to the situation during the cold war. and i just want to highlight that, because it's not only from russia, but also from other former countries and from western countries as well. one of those sources which robert miller mentioned is the venona papers. okay, good. first, i'll go through some of the newly available sources, then to talk about some of the activities. then -- whoops, i actually wanted to move it here. then i'll talk both about intelligence-gatheri

. >> i want to see what archie is going it wear. >> you're obsessed with the espies. >> listen, we'll ride this as far as we can ride it. >> i'm riding a donkey today. i have dong its on my minds. >> all right. >> here's jen. oh, for the love. let's go. >> hey, guess what? i've been to the espies, and it is super fun. so we're here in old city. check it out at fifth and market street by the tv station. i have to say, this area, target rich in donkeys, we'll show you how many we found just right here, coming up. >> 7:46, hello chester county, we got the back up here, northbound 202, the ups trucks, are on their way to sue's house, from everything she brought on line at prime day yesterday. >> no major accident on the major roadways, just a lot of volume, something we've seen all week specially with the septa situation, extra volume coming in from the suburbs on the schuylkill, 422, the extension, and 309, everyone trying to avoid the regional rail mess, taking to the cars, and that's putting extra volume. if you can, the market frankford or the broad street subway i still think are you

. >> reporter: archie lee coates helped to start this program as part of his organization, loft pool. they have the lofty goal of creating a clean, chubb pool right on the east river. >> it's not just about swimming. it's being empowered to do anything that you didn't have the opportunity to do. >> reporter: it's not an easy start. some of the children have never been in the water before. >> are you scared at all? >> just a little bit. >> reporter: but it doesn't take long before the kids forget they were ever scarnd having fun. unique is learning to swim alongside her sisters and watching from above their very proud grandmother. she never got the chance to learn to swim. >> i'm very proud of them. they're doing wonderful. they're learning a lot. >> reporter: now vivian says her grandkids may teach her. unique says she's ready. on the upper east side, michael >> that magic number, if kids don't learn between 8 and 10, they might never learn. >> it's time for a check of sports. >> here's harry cicma. >>> well, what a special night in queens. just six days after being inducted into the

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he was a touch of archie, and we laughed together. i believed. >> your shows delved into race. i don't believe we h leadership that gets us into the next conversation. >> could you make a"all in the family today "? >> given the cable networks, yes. but the four networks as we know them, i don't think so. >> when you look at what has been happening in the country, especially in the last two weeks, if you were on the air today with the sitcom, would you address these issues? >> absolutely, i think they should be addressed. absolutely. there should be a national conversation. what the hell is going on. i am in love with the importance of sharing what is coming to us in our own humanity, every version of it. >> ladies and gentlemen, norman le lear. >> my pupl per sticker has read for some years, just another version they got the title, "just another version." >> you are known to wear hats. >> not just my favorite hat, it's my favorite garment. >> what is the origin of the hat? >> the simple origin of the hat is when i was writing 16 hours a day, i would scratch my scalp and my wife

they live in a bubble, and the true worker, the middle class guy, the archie bunker of world doesn'ty have job security. and doesn't have a good job. and that's not -- trish: by the way, doesn't have a stake, right? in the investments necessarily. i mean, maybe -- >> he has no stake, he's -- trish: -- their 401(k). >> yeah, well, maybe through a 401(k) they have some. but, basically, there are not really good jobs around. and one of the problems is you don't have capital spending. capital spending, i mean, this is -- it's sort of simplistic. capital spending is -4% just this quarter. productivity is at an all-time low for the worker, so we can't compete. and if we can't compete, we're going to have -- we have major trouble today, we'll have major trouble. if we have hillary clinton -- trish: and this is why people are getting worried that we're increasingly looking more like a banana republic type of economy where you have the 1% and the very wealthy doing better and better, but you're losing your middle class and, ultimately, you can't have an economy without the middle class, right

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. >> reporter: a family outing took ça turn for the worse sunday night when archie and johnny noticedsomething strange at lake shadow cliffs. >> i seen them all get in and launch off and i said to myself nobody has a life jacket on.>> reporter: a family on a raft seem to panic. >> i felt something bad in my stomach and i told my brother look at what's going on. i said i think that guy i think they're struggling and then we hear help and i said come on. >> reporter:ç he didn't think twice about it. they jumped into action to help the swimmers out of the water. >> we immediately started running over to the dock area. i didn't see them, no lifeguards or anyone to help so i just jumped in. >> reporter: they were only able to save one with the help of a park ranger. and east bay family mourns the loss of a father and son is too good samaritan say they tried their best and feel good they were there and able to help in some way. >> it is not about getting recognition because i didn't plan any of this it is this all about seen someone who needs help you help them. >>> that maybe the off-seas

our students are taking dance and drama and>> guitar and orchestra and the year they'll take mary archierchestra to and one of our recovery classes will be making a game literally making a game of it . these students have been calculating, drawing, calculating drafting and selling soccer balls for geometry works and that is not all. after the balls are complete our students will be donating to the women and children who are currently in a homeless shelter. not only is this project-based learning but they are only also doing a community-based service as well. but wait, there is more. we have some others that are learning to work with 30 and during the summer career exploration program at john mcdonnell high school. the students picked a recreation that they would like to learn more about biology, geology, architecture,and liberal arts. our students are learning. there using their hands there using their imagination and the earning a few extra bucks and are getting college credit.what a great summer is that. thank youmr. superintendent.>> item c is resolutions and commendation- we will not

our students are taking dance and drama and>> guitar and orchestra and the year they'll take mary archie orchestra to and one of our recovery classes will be making a game literally making a game of it . these students have been calculating, drawing, calculating drafting and selling soccer balls for geometry works and that is not all. after the balls are complete our students will be donating to the women and children who are currently in a homeless shelter. not only is this project-based learning but they are only also doing a community-based service as well. but wait, there is more. we have some others that are learning to work with 30 and during the summer career exploration program at john mcdonnell high school. the students picked a recreation that they would like to learn more about biology, geology, architecture,and liberal arts. our students are learning. there using their hands there using their imagination and the earning a few extra bucks and are getting college credit.what a great summer is that. thank youmr. superintendent.>> item c is resolutions and commendation- we will n