archie didn't take one. >> archie's plan has worked to perfection. he got the money, and he got it with guile instead of a gun. his bosses suspect he was involved, but they can't prove it. >> how is it he wasn't busted then? that's a pretty lame excuse. >> at that time, there wasn't a lot of evidence other than his story. >> reporter: archie gets fired. losing his $30,000 a year job, and one day, he is taking home five times his annual wages so he'll get over it. >> knob got charnobody got char case. >> they expect the occasional big loss. it's part of the cost of doing business. >> your insurance company will cover the hit. >> reporter: to archie's way of thinking, that makes this almost a victimless crime. and when he gets home, he doesn't even have to explain himself to the misses. it turns out the woman in that unmarked car was his wife, his partner in crime. the luck may not last a lifetime, but not worry. archie's gotten a taste for the action. he is just getting started. his family business, up and running and about to expand. >> he said, i ca

hi. >> archie: meghan. >> anthony: hello. >> archie: those are my two daughters, this is my wife aliciay hi. >> anthony: hey, brennan, how are ya? >> archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. >> anthony: milton, good to meet you. so how, uh, how does everybody know each other here? >> archie: we live on an island, everybody knows everybody here. >> anthony: okay, that's true. why did i even ask? >> archie: it's just the way you roll. >> woman: i think i met uncle ross through the water. just surfing and then we became, like, family. >> ross: daughter. >> tiare: yeah and he's like my -- and he's like my dad. my ohana. >> anthony: each and every weekend uncle ross can be found here with his ohana. a hawaiian word that describes an extended circle of family and close friends. >> anthony: man, nice. they got lucky today. it's a beautiful day. >> archie: beautiful day, yep. >> ross: even when it's storming it's nice on the beach. >> anthony: yeah. >> ross: yeah. and we'll stay here until that thing goes down. hits the horizon. [ laughter ] when that sun hits the horizon it's, that's time to g

. >> archie, 12% of the population is black.d 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 somethin

luke is archie's father in the archie comics-inspired river dale, and i talked to him about that andndon girl back in the day. >> it's never too late. >> it's never too late? >> we can change it. we still got room for you over here. >> i can come over? >> of course. >> you'll still take me back? just take that brandon, spin it around. most likely it's going to be me t look. jason, you'll dean bad boy vibe going on even in his new series riverdale. but why they got to mess with his 90210 hair? >> back then, how long did that take? >> it took a minute to put that all together in the morning. at one point, three of us had to be working on it at one time. you know, shaping it, putting all the fiber glass that held it. on the first season of riverdale, i let archie had the cool hair. i wanted to give him a head start. i told him now i'm coming back to it. i told him, second season, i'm coming to get you. >> in a very addicting drama based on the archie comic books, luke is a devoted single dad. it's a role similar to his real life. his two kids are all grown now. 19-year-old son jack made

but in the first season of "riverdale" i let archie have the cool hair, but i did it on purpose to giveead start, but now i'm coming back will have the coolest hair on i tv. >> bis based on the new series based on the "archie" co& comicbooks. his two kids are grown now. his son made headline s fs for sports name, because he calls himself jungle boy. can you play proud papa here. he is a wrestle r? >> i don't talk about him. >> you are proud though? >> yes, i am. i love both of my kids. >> reporter: it is crazy to think that it has been 17 years since "90210" aired and so would the cast think of returning to the famous zip code? >> i think that everyone is interested and we would like the get together, but it has to be something fun that when people watch they say, oh, yeah. >> we still have questions. >> it would be a great way to answer them. >> yes, and you and i re right here, luke. and here is something else he dangled out. you will be seeing some familiar faces on "riverdale" and please, please, please be jenny to create that love triangle again. >>> and now, holly plays annane ves

ryan archie making villanova fans forget all about archie, the cats have not lost a beat with brunsonng the point and they're about to run away with a record fourth straight big east title. brunson and villanova on fire against seton hall shooting season high 67% brunson doesn't miss a shot. 7% adding up to 22 points. brunson also dishes out a career high first player in 20 years to do all of that. josh hart, hello. nova up as many at 27, and jenkins finds that shot with 22. his best game in a month and a half. all villanova, 92-70. at least a share of the big east title. in place to win a record fourth straight conference championship >> we started the game business-like. i like this, just even when they hit a couple shots early. we stayed focused and committed to the game plan. i was really proud of the leadership >> former villanova coach was the finalist for the basketball hall of fame. from the 1985 national championship he's a first time finalist the 82-year-old will find out final four weekend in april. if he will get in. >>> saint joe's goes down a bad road. first half, lasall

. >> when i first came to the archi archi archives, i had no idea what the archives was about. when came here as a volunteer, i was asked if i wanted to work on a conservation project for record group 120 which is the records of the combat units of the american forces. since i had no frame of reference, i said yesterday. that got me into looking at these records that first of all, i was astonished to understand i was handling records that go back to world war 1. that alone was very interesting and entertaining. as we went along one of the things that i found out in looking through the records was that the records start at the division level and they work down to the bri gad level and then to the regiment level. then i got to something called field messages. some of the men were intelligence officers that are probably no further from the german lines than i am to the next desk in this room. they were concealed and they were listening to the germans and much watching the germans a reporting back to the headquarters. i was hooked by that time. then world war 1 became real for me a

come on sports sunday the sixers big man problem well it's still a big problem plus after ryan and archieelped villanova win a national title his little brother is shooting for big dreams at high school. stay tuned for more action news sports sunday. ♪ >> announcer: action news sports sunday sponsored by audi challenge all givens. ♪ welcome back here on sports sunday alongside missanelli i'm jeff skversky and joe joe not in detroit and will mix six of the last ten and are you concerned about him being sidelined because of his knee injury? >> no i'm not and are extra cautious and preserve this and you have to continue the process. >> winning too many games. >> yes continue the process. take the lottery pick. >> all right well speaking of that as the sixers try to build to the future as they are drifting away here we look at this guy, should the sixers move okafor and he talked about the move when he took over for sam and that has not been done. >> not give the guy away and people want him out but you keep plugging and waiting and some teams get desperate and injured and you have a training

. >> in addicting drama based on the archie comic book.jungle boy. >> we play proud papa here for a second? >> you are proud though? >> i am, i love both of my kids. >> it is crazy to think that it is nearly 17 years since 90210 airing its final episode. >> would the cast be opening to bring it back together? >> i still have questions. >> i think we all have questions. >> it will be great to answer those. >> we'd probably be opened to it. >> you are going to see some familiar faces coming up on "river dale." please let it be jenny and shannon. they can recreate that triangle one. . this weekend, pauley perrette is the driving force that focuses on the victim of stalkers. >> i have been stalked for 13 years and counting. you're frighten. it is like you have to be on guard at all time and it is exhausting. it is a terrible way to live. >> pauley perrette, in real life, she says he's often afraid to leave her house. >> if i go anywhere, i go some places that have like such extreme security, i don't go anywhere alone. >> how does being stalked

meat head. >> norman leer blows the lid off what a family sitcom is. >> oh, archie! >> we were writing about what we knew. what was happening up the street, down the street, across the street. that's how we go the to the real problems. >> it's time we had a brother to brother talk. to put it delicately a talk about the birds and the bees. >> i have to study right now. i will teach you about sex some other time, okay? >> norman leer gave you good times and the jeffersons and different looks at what real versions of the american family were in different segments of the country. >> this is a mixed up family. >> what are do you mean mixed up? >> zebra city. he's white, she's black, the kids are medium rare. >> it was basically all flawed characters. that was good about it. people related to the fact that these were not perfect human beings. far from it. >> you could draw the line and that's where it started to change. that paved the way for everything that came after. >> i'm going to get out when i'm 23. >> 23. i have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what?

i'm joined by and archie manning of course. we have to talk a little bit of football.don't have a meaning in the super bowl this year. but you had two great quarterbacks here. i predict a very high score a thrilling game. it will come down to the last possession. can anything stop him on the atlanta side. those are the two best quarterbacks in football this past year. the coaching is outstanding. everything shapes up. there is a new tone in washington. it's all about business owners. it's can be good for you. it started small. we just hope the administration is good for the small business owner. and i'm sure they will be good for all businesses. we have to ask you with the boys peyton manning last week he of course was with the gop leaders and that's kind of a new trend for him. >> and he was just doing a favor for his friend. he's plenty busy doing other things. the food at the pizza and the fans. we are gonna keep on cooking. >> awesome. thank you so much. coming up. more from houston. and why was tom brady caught off guard and has news conference. we will have that

. >> archie brought the ball down. >> jones kin with the three at the buzzer. >> remember this?> that's in that same stadium. >> they're going to play football in and jay wright tells the story where they drove in with the buses and went by the astrodome which is still there. none of the players knew what it was. the kids were still young. what's astrodome. >> who do you think is wip to go night. >> i'm going for new england. >> boo! >> thank you, sean. >> i pick them to win. >> why? >> he was suspended for four years. belicheck is a great coach. >> you said you want to see him within five. >> during my lifetime. >> you did tell me that. >> really? >> if atlanta wins i'm happy for them. >> one of our sports expert sean bell who win the game. >> expert, i don't know about that. >> listen i'm here with lj right now i got the atlanta falcons. >> me, too. >> 27-23. >> i like that. >> listen falcons are a better overall team. >> yeah. >> forget all that tom brady stuff. >> you think it's going happen this way. think about the two super bowl bowls,. >> i'm never wrong. >> he's not mar

. >> archie, ain't that sweet?, it makes me sick. >> just throw a guess out, m i will tell you. >> andrew jackson? >> close. millard fillmore. >> i was way off. >> pass. >> close. >> really? >> no.o. >> fillmore. >> wow. >> yes! >> your nostrils are flaring. >> is that bill? >> bill who? >> clinton? [buzzer] >> sheen. >> you are incredible. >> i am watters and this is my world. >> oh, wow. >> do you know who i am? >> jesse from fox news..o >> i already told you that, didn't i? >> bill: there's watters. was there a pearle vision near there? it looks like they had trouble seeing. >> the poor woman who had the tattoos on their face, i think that might have been -- >> bill: was she an american citizen? t >> i didn't check her papers. i'm assuming she is. >> bill: people in bolivia but -- would no more than she did. >> we should deport her. people are laughing but they are not because -- again, you pick them at random. you don't go and say, dumb people, please come here. >> people come to talk to me. >> bill: i understa

this is more like a guy who would be, say, like an archie bunker character, had that kind of part onny years, and it stopped, and maybe part of it was because, you know, how he was. and so then he was stuck with this thing that-- the only thing is i don't know if comedians, if they have as much-- it's partially an actor's perspective on getting stuck with a role, and then you're always known in that role. >> stephen: yeah, i would hate to be known as stephen colbert for the rest of my life. that would be-- last time we had a lot of fun doing nothing together. >> okay. ( laughter ). >> stephen: because just having you here is such a pleasure for me. and for everybody here. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) ( laughter ) >> nice theater. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) really nice, really nice. speaking of which, you're-- you codirected "a bronx tale" which is just down the street here. right there. there's "a bronx tale." ( cheers and applause ) and you codirect it. you codirect it. what does codirect mean? like, whoee. >> jerry really does the he

maryland house of delegates he is warning that this billy force the rule l of law and would create and archie in maryland.ylan immigration laws need to be enforced and shielding people from immigration law is isn't sensible.. morales calls for a bill, the trust act.trus but listen to this when we ask if the results of this trust act would be maryland becoming a sanctuary state. i really have a problem with that phrase because there is this underlying belief that then you are hurting a state haven or sanctuary for criminals whichimn means criminals are thus criminals. studies have shown thatt immigrants are more likely to be victims of crime rather than being criminals themselves.ms shielding people from the laws s don't think it's the right approach. i do have concerns, too. they're violent individuals invu this country who are here illegally. most people support moving those people back to their home countries. why are we paying to keep them in our prisons to keep themm here? the reality of state politics in maryland is that democrats control both the house of delegates and the senate. this

what's become a super bowl tradition, i got to make pizzas with none other than than archie manning,elf. some of the three years i've done this, i have to say that is the best pizza i've made to date papa pa john definitely approved. that was fun. >> one of the most popular commercials during the super bowl last year was the super bowl babies all singing together. highlighted people who were born nine months after their cities won the super bowl because people were extra happy at that time. this year in the nfl, well, they have an ad dressed up like famous nflers. mike ditka. joe namath walking around in the big furry coat right there. right there. really cute kids. it's going to be one of the most popular commercials. von miller, that kid looks exactly like von miller. that's a commercial to look out for tomorrow. >> i love it. thank you, andy. >> those are cute kids. i know one day we'll look back at that and tell, what as i doing? >> i know. we're going to talk more about commercial in a moment. instead of just doritos and beers and suvs. this year, they're going political, some o

. >> remember barack had to say it after winning champion name , archie. >> yeah, that guy. >> exactly arcidiacono, you may not know how to spell his name or say it but for villanova wildcats his leadership was never any doubt. however, with arch in the d league it is time for senior guard josh hart to step up leslie van arsdal has more. >> not too much vocal leader that is something that helped this team and younger guys. >> josh is most care free fun loving guy, but at the same time, if you sit down and talk with him, if you explain something to him, he is really intelligent and insightful and he gets it. so, this summer i probably talked to him about the fact that you got to get serious about your life and about your career. >> i remember last year you were kind of like the fun guy, you know, funny guy. >> i was fun loving guy, cracking jokes, playing around but now i have really just mature and grow up as a player and as a man, you know, conduct myself and in a mature way and hopefully that rubs off with the younger guys. >> he never did anything bad but fun loving, just a kid, now

>> i called him archie bunker.s the number of refugees we're willing to take. >> reporter: we take fewer than just about any european country. >> i didn't ask. is there a number that at some point we say enough? >> the politicians are living in a bubble. a lot of the media lives in a bubble. >> reporter: i'm curious how long people will give him. >> business as usual in washington. has to be shaken up. it is a mess. >> reporter: over at the lawrence park diner, we met up with voters we first talked to before the judy voted for barack obama twice. you had advice for donald trump. remember what you said? >> filter what you say and know when to back off. >> reporter: is there anything he's done as president that you're not thrilled about? do you look at the tv and say, ooh, god? >> i have. >> reporter: judy said the first time she cringe was on inauguration day. >> he said negative things about people high up in government. >> and they were standing right behind him. >> yeah. what's the benefit of doing that? people k

tv shows like "all in the family," archie bunker, the loudmouth, but lovable bigot, similar to -- someone else who was born in jamaica estates, forget thatseems to area.f this diverse sorry for editorializing there. but i can't help it. another shot of of the world's fair, the famous image of the unisphere. the family pictured is a family i interviewed during the course of the book. on the far right, the woman there with the little girl, who would later grow up to be the founder of one of the most popular dance parties here in new york city since the late 1990's. she grew up in flushing, and that is a picture she shared with me from the 1970's. this is how i initially came to study flushing. i had just finished a masters degree in religion from columbia university in a was looking for something to do, when one of my professors told me about this harvardarch project at called the pluralism project, which are just started. they were looking for researchers to go around the country and document how the country's religious landscape had begun to change in the wake makingimmigration act of 55.

ali, are you going to talk about archie? let me say that the deal also involved in an arrangement between the ia and iran that limited types of action of the agency could do, in this case with the military site that iran didn't want to allow access to so it limited what the eye iaea could do. nonetheless, traces of uranium to, confirmed a clandestine nuclear weapons program site. but they can't go back to the straighten it out. in japan, it would have screamed like a murder if japan wouldn't have allowed them to go back in and clarify this issue. you have an inspection arrangement that was just left dangling. you also have one that in my view, it's very concerning. we do a lot of work on the enforcements, checking on the procurement with countries like iran, north korea and enforcing it. and we learned that during the negotiations , and for some amount of time afterward, us enforcement efforts were being interfered with because of fear that it would affect the iran deal what does that mean? on iranian agents or iranian us la

archie alen from dillard university. bill horr lembings l from due lane. william hopper from l.s.u. hugh murray also at tulane. and joyce ley tore who intened to enroll at southern university. fortunately, these seven students, unlike others who held sit-ins, they didn't have milk shakes thrown on them, they were not beaten or bloody. they sat down at 10:30. six police officers were on hand to keep the peace and did not try to remove the students. the students sat there, determined, for two hours. because of the demonstration, woolworth's blinked first, they decided to close early that day, closing at 12:30 after the students sat there for two hours. these seven students and so many other civil rights activists are the soldier -- shoulders on which we all stand. unfortunately, the fight for equality is not over. we see this most clearly in our criminal justice system. today, the organization black lives matter launched a movement that has succeeded in exposing police brutality and succeeded in making it front page news. it started after trayvon martin was killed by a neighborhood wa

today, from the series "blindspot," archie panjabi.l next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly: hi. oh, hi.

archie died due to a gunshot wound from the pelvis. —— jim due to a gunshot wound from the pelvis.rse, survived by pretending to be dead after she was shot and injured. she told reporters later that someone had come over and said that they would move her, so shejust laid there and played that when the gunfire started again. when it stopped, she kept hearing for invoices but still played dead. food that she called her husband her soul mate. —— she called her husband her soul mate and said she would love him for ever. she died on the beach. joel richards, 19 years of age, one of the three generations of the same family, walsall fans who died on, what was called by their family as a jolly boys‘ outing. to celebrate joel celebrating his second year at university, finishing with highly grades. adrian evans from the west midlands, patrick evans, 78, adrian‘s father. and nephewjoel regents, just 19 years from wednesbury. their holiday lasted less tha n wednesbury. their holiday lasted less than 2a hours. joel had been a student at the university of worcester, a keen football referee. they

. >> we talked to archie manning the other day, i asked him about peyton's political future. second. >> he's just doing a favor for his friend senator from tennessee speaking at the republican retreat. so rumors start but peyton's plenty busy doing other things. >> okay. so he said, look, peyton's busy doing other things. but in florida, a lot of residents wanted you to be the next president of the united states. you were a writein candidate. >> yeah. i'm thankful for the support but i'm not worried about that right now. i'm just getting ready for spring training and excited about that. >> well, let's talk about baseball then if you're not going to be the next senator or president. let's talk about baseball then. are you loving it? are you having a good time right now? >> i'm getting training with the mets really excited about that and looking forward to it. it's been something on my heart for a while and passionate about the game and been working really hard. >> all right. how is playing baseball different than playing football physically for you? >> it's drastically differe