they also love archie's lifeuman nuremberg where the natzis were on trial.ent time at his parent's grocery but has eased into his own life. >> a more important message than this one, >> i love to sell pork chops and roast beef. >> that he is >> archie's job. >> livingand look atoming if temperat >> folks bundled up for the love of traveler's magazine called it the top ten festival of its kind in the u.s. there were food trucks for everyone to enjoy. accuweather forecast. a warm up for the weekend, but it's cold. >> it's very cold tonight. extra layers are walter. storm tracker 6, no issues with precipitation. it's high and dry. it's all about ahead. sky 6 live and hd, looking at the bridge this saturday night, we have a mostly clear sky.the s earlier today. peak wind gusts in philadelphia at 37 miles per h poconos, gusts high as 41 miles per hour. atlantic city 37. 36 in wilmington, westchester 3. the wind have subsided somewhat. we are down to seven mile in millville, same in allentown, 1n philadelphia and 18 along the coast in atlantic city. the wind doing

john donvan, abc news. >> and we thank archie for all of his service. the morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. good night. edition of abc 7 news, a clash of two political protests heats up with arguments and fistfights. >> the president going after barack obama as his administration faces more scrutiny over its russia connections. >>> and expect a little more rain and a lot more cold. details where you live. abc 7 news starts now. >>> punches, pushes and pepper spray. dualing protests heat up to the point police are forced to step in. i'm matt keller in for eric thomas. police detained one person hoping to cool off the heated confrontation at civic center park in berkeley. leslie is there live. >> reporter: they turn to burn items here, tossing smoke bombs in

on the first season of "riverdale," i let archie have the cool hair hair. but now i told him, i'm coming back to it. by second season, i'm coming to you get you and by the end seat of does not i'll have the coolest hair. >> luke is a single dad, based on the archie comic book. >> you make me come to you with my problems. >> the business. >> it's crazy to think it's been 17 years since 90210 air edit final episode is the cast open to making a return to the famous zip code? >> i think everyone is interested in doing it. we know we would have a lot of fun getting back together. we just want it to be good. when people watch, oh, yeah. >> i still have questions. >> i think we all have questions. that would be a great way to answer some pf we would be open to it. >> do i have to tell you how much i want this reunion? >> i get it. and also getting nischelle all fired up, hitting the gym. could very survive a workout with harley pasternak? >> no. >> you may not know the name but that is the guy who get some of the biggest stars in hollywood into the best shape of t

. >> archie fagan, 91 years old and he keeps getting invitations. >> archie fagan! be the grand marshall at the parade, to be in a commercial, to throw out the first pitch. what does this guy do anyway? >> we give you service with a smile. >> reporter: nowadays, he bags groceries at a market in flemington, new jersey. he greets the customers. >> always good to see you. >> reporter: and he announces the specials. >> get a hot sandwich before they're all gone. >> reporter: people love this guy. they love his life story, straight from high school into world war ii, where he survived the battle of the bulge. >> saw the human misery. >> reporter: and as a german speaker because his parents were immigrants from eastern europe, he spent time in nuremberg, where the nazis were put on trial. we ran his own family's grocery store, but then eased back into this as an employee, where his charm makes him a celebrity around these parts and he uses that to put out a message. >> we owe a note of gratitude to our fighting men in all the wars. >> reporter: a more important message pr

. >> reporter: archie fagan, 91 years old, and he keeps getting invitations.e grand marshal at the parade.rcialitch. this gu >> give a orter: nowadays he bags in flemington, new jersey. >> ladies and gentlemen the sandwich is on >> reporter: he greets tcustomers and he announces the ial. >> get a hot sandwich before they're all gone. >> reporter: people just love this guy and they also love his lifeo world war ttle of the >> saw the desolation, the human misery. >> reporter: and as a german speaker because his parents were german immigrants, he spent time in nuremberg where the nazis were put on trial. his charm makes him a around these parts and he uses that to put out a message -- >> we owe a note of gratitude to our fighting men in all the wars.ore important message probably more than this one -- >> love pork chops and roast beef. >> we thank archie for all of his service. >>> "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. rig tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. good night. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cus

. >> none-year-old world war ii veteran archie fagan doesn't have to work.does any way to help out his community. fox's kayla reports. stop by the shop rite in flemington, new jersey a piece of american history might bag your groceries. >> we give you service with a smile. ladies and gentlemen the sandwich is on top. we have the best store in town. come right in. very good. get a hot zapped witch before they're all gone. >> reporter: meet archie fagan the supermarket employee is in his 90s. >> i don't get tired. i just do my job. >> reporter: clearly full of life. >> every time i come in he's got a smile on his face, and greeting people. helping. he's great. >> he's the best. he's the mascot the shop rite right here. >> reporter: fagan sold his business in 1989 he doesn't have to work. wants to work. for 24 years these aisles here have been the 91 years old office space. 40 hour work weeks on his feet with no intention of retiring. >> i'm not one to retire. it's not in my forte. >> fagan was born in philadelphia. his parents were jewish immigrants from easte

archie cox was the top speech writing manager of the whole kennedy campaign. you know, you find out these people are connected politically. >> it's not one person, if i could. i was the executive director of the commission on the prevention of wmd proliferation and terrorism. a horrible long name. but it australia a child of the 9/11 commission to look at wmd and terrorism and how we could prevent terrorists from getting wmd. you need a bipartisan commission, republicans and democrats selected by the leadership of the house and the senate to do the work. because, honestly, even the senate, the intelligence committee, the select intelligence committee for 9/11, even they were politicized. and number one, they couldn't share everything for intelligence reasons. but number two, they were because of their positions constrained. and the president could always say to the people in his party, why are you guys doing that? if you have a truly independent commission, then paul ryan can't get those phone calls in the middle of the night from president trump saying why ar

archie cox was the top speech writing manager of the whole kennedy campaign. you know, you find out these people are connected politically. >> it's not one person, if i could. i was the executive director of the commission on the prevention of wmd proliferation and terrorism. a horrible long name. but it australia a child of the 9/11 commission to look at wmd and terrorism and how we could prevent terrorists from getting wmd. you need a bipartisan commission, republicans and democrats selected by the leadership of the house and the senate to do the work. because, honestly, even the senate, the intelligence committee, the select intelligence committee for 9/11, even they were politicized. and number one, they couldn't share everything for intelligence reasons. but number two, they were because of their positions constrained. and the president could always say to the people in his party, why are you guys doing that? if you have a truly independent commission, then paul ryan can't get those phone calls in the middle of the night from president trump saying why ar

archie doing the exact same thing? .> not at all the bill is online for everyone to read. that went at 6:00 last night. it is not that much to get through, it is well understood, and is keeping and purchase with reconciliation legislation. when democrats did reconciliation, they did not have a cbo score before it went to the budget committee, that is how it operates. we will proceed with our markup's, there will be a cbo score coming. we will forward to that because or it comes to the house floor. members of countries have enough to see that. critics are blasting this as obamacare-light. what is your message to senate colleagues who are saying this bill will not pass? >> we had a good briefing with last week.colleagues we walked through the various provisions. i would encourage them to read the bill. i have sent notes and copies over to some of the senators who were seeking the bill so they can read through it. we are repealing and up -- replacing obamacare, we start with the 2015 reconciliation legislation, the underpinning document. we are moving forward to get health in

. >> luke now also a tv dad on the cw archie comic revival river dale. >> this is me in the comic.hoped i was going to get to go for that. i was down for shaving the head, i was going to put on 100 pounds and look like this, but somehow the cw did not want that. oh, i love that photo. >> well, we're not so sure the comic version of fred andrews would be half the player perry is. >> the love triangle is not the most interesting shapes you can get into. there's a lot of corners to this thing, a lot of women in riverdale. give me some time. >> what about the love octagon, i like that one? >> you know what, you're getting crazy. >> yeah. >> coming up, get ready for the super group you never knew you wanted. jimmy tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the

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rewes,hiis fm archie -- host: well, fox news is also reporting on that story that we showed you a momentgo from "the new york times to go the obama administration racing to preserve intelligence on contacts between russians and trump associates. "in the final hours of the barack obama presidency, white house officials raced to spread and preserve information about possible communications between host: on the republican -- on the democrats line, we will go to houston, texas, next. caller: good morning, stephen. and a great day we're having here in america. host: how much coffee have you had, brenda. good morning to you. cup,r: i'm on my second now, stephen. watch it. listen. ♪ happy days are here again i am so happy, stephen. you know, i look at this whole thing and i see the very thing that the republicans perpetrated or try to perpetrate against president obama, isn't it something. person, because i will never call him president, their person now is dealing with it. how do you like it now, big toy? can't take it, can you? listen, you just read an article i was interested in. i was going

i grew up with father like archie who insisted i was laziest white kid he ever met. >> you're a meatheadt? >> meathead, dead from the neck up. meathead. >> norman lear blows lid off what a family sitcom is. >> we were writing about what we knew, what was happening in our families, up the street, down the street, across from each other. that's how we got to real problems. >> we got to have a brother-to-brother talk about to put it delicately, about the birds and the bees. >> i have to study right now. i'll teach you about sex some other time okay? >> norman lear gave you "all in the family," "good times," "the jeffersons." he gave different looks at niched versions of the american family in different segments of this country. >> mixed up families. >> what do you mean? >> zebra city. he's white, she's black, kids are medium rare. >> it was basically all flawed characters but that was what was good about it. people relate to the fact these were not perfect human beings. far from it. >> draw a line right there, that's where it started to change and paved way for everything that came after. >

archie, democrats line, birmingham, alabama. good morning.aller: i agree with the rest thinking sanctions are the best way to go. president trump building more nuclear weapons is foolish. what you nuclear weapons do and how they design a. sanctions are the best way. trump and the people have never been in the military. is always somebody else's children that die in the words, not theirs. host: mark, you are next from wisconsin, republican line. what are the options? what are the solutions? caller: i think the best option is to let trump play this out. we have had several years in the past doing this, and that guy is crazy. it here the debt out of me what he is capable of. i wanted to have the comment that we have climate change so the concern that we may end up with 1000 degrees before this is over. host: michael, tyler, texas, republican line. good morning. caller: yes, my name is michael. i am an army coast guard veteran and united states army veteran. 're dealing with a big snake. i put it in perspective. china is a snake. f,u cut the snak

they were an industry band like the monkees or the archies, built to cash in quick on what was seen aslle mel: well, that first record i ever heard was "king tim iii." the second and the most popular record was "rappers delight." i used to live on the fifth floor walkup. i walked out, somebody was playing it next door. they was playing it on the fourth floor. they was playing it on the third floor, second floor, first floor. somebody had a boom box outside playing it. the car that drove by had it on. >> anthony: right. >> melle mel: you couldn't hear it was like a plue. it was like -- it was like a locust. it -- and that's when i realized, you know, it was -- it was something that was beyond what we was doing out in the streets. critically, it's not a great record, but if you play it right now, it's still, you know, it's still a good record. >> anthony: in this case, at least, history has come around. today, nobody looks back at the sugarhill gang as having been originals or innovators. people know who did what. >> melle mel: as far as hip-hop now, like, as far as the music now, these

so she hasjust with my baby's fingerprint, archie's fingerprint.cribed, it is a practical side of things, it is very much the emotional side of things. yes, absolutely, and doing things at the pace of the parent, not to overwhelm them. they are going to a process of immense grief. so it isjust sometimes a case of going, going three things time and time again will stop at their own pace. and they need, then needs for the funeral arrangements. getting the fingerprints forjodie's necklace. little things. that was jodie's idea, but i did it. just those little practical things that you wa nt little practical things that you want to make it a bit easier for the parents during their immense grief. have you had that specialist training? i have been very proactive myself with regards to going on bereavement training courses. i have done counselling courses, so it is something i have been very proactive m, something i have been very proactive in, the royal college of midwives has a learning package, to develop by role, so i have been very proactive with rega

whether you are a citizen or not, if you don't look like archie bunker, we're going to check you out and that is what is happening throughout the country. over 33% of the population of this city are immigrants. citizens. and obama deported 2,500,000. trump wants to raise that a little bit though. so let's open up your pockets and your heart a little bit, san francisco. thank you. thank you, next speaker, please >> good afternoon, i'm robert reuben civil rights attorney in san francisco and author of the sanctuary ordinance in 1989. just to respond to one thing that was just said. i think the problem with the native americans that they had bad immigration laws and that was probably the consequence of everything that has happened since. but i would urge the board in this regard that delays defeat. if you delay or you don't fund this program to the maximum extent possible, we'll lose people who will not come back. these are folks who are going to go forward in their deportation hearings without representation. you heard supervisor fewer talk about the percentage of people likely to lose

. >> archie, for the win.es. >> one of the classiest programs in college basketball. >> look at the smiling on your face, i'm sure you've seen this how many times? >> and never gets old. never gets old. >> well, we will never forget that moment. 2015-2016 basketball season. you guys made history. >> wait a minute. were you smiling in the clip there, you had such a stoic look. >> yes, yes. >> it is -- >> what was up with that passive -- >> totally different when you're in it, when you're in the middle of it, like if i watch my daughter's game and i'm fan i'm much moran mated. when you're in it, it is actually easier when you're in it because you feel like you have a little bit of control when you're fan you have none. >> i love attitude, winning attitude on and off the court. you start off with this game and that moment and then what the book is all about what led to up that moment, right. >> right. >> in the past year? >> right. and when you win a championship, everyone wants to know what is the secret, what d

whether you are a citizen or not, if you don't look like archie bunker, we're going to check you out and that is what is happening throughout the country. over 33% of the population of this city are immigrants. citizens. and obama deported 2,500,000. trump wants to raise that a little bit though. so let's open up your pockets and your heart a little bit, san francisco. thank you. thank you, next speaker, please >> good afternoon, i'm robert reuben civil rights attorney in san francisco and author of the sanctuary ordinance in 1989. just to respond to one thing that was just said. i think the problem with the native americans that they had bad immigration laws and that was probably the consequence of everything that has happened since. but i would urge the board in this regard that delays defeat. if you delay or you don't fund this program to the maximum extent possible, we'll lose people who will not come back. these are folks who are going to go forward in their deportation hearings without representation. you heard supervisor fewer talk about the percentage of people likely to lose

whether you are a citizen or not, if you don't look like archie bunker, we're going to check you out and that is what is happening throughout the country. over 33% of the population of this city are immigrants. citizens. and obama deported 2,500,000. trump wants to raise that a little bit though. so let's open up your pockets and your heart a little bit, san francisco. thank you. thank you, next speaker, please >> good afternoon, i'm robert reuben civil rights attorney in san francisco and author of the sanctuary ordinance in 1989. just to respond to one thing that was just said. i think the problem with the native americans that they had bad immigration laws and that was probably the consequence of everything that has happened since. but i would urge the board in this regard that delays defeat. if you delay or you don't fund this program to the maximum extent possible, we'll lose people who will not come back. these are folks who are going to go forward in their deportation hearings without representation. you heard supervisor fewer talk about the percentage of people likely to lose

archi pyati absolutely, -- pyati: absolutely, i do. chair sensenbrenner: that is good to know. how do you do that? do we do that? we have offices in a number of cities around the country. four different cities. we are opening a fifth. we meet with victims, understand their story, know if they are eligible for any form of immigration remedy in this country. interview them extensively to find out if they in fact have a credible claim and one that might survive under the law and if so, offer them free legal assistance in order to be able to enter their claims into the adjudication system. chair sensenbrenner: ok. so you do not do any type of the counseling that is needed by anyone who is a victim of a sexual assault? you turned that over someone else? ms. pyati: we do. our center offers holistic purposes, so we have both social workers and lawyers on our stuff staff, so we would definitely offer that kind of counsel to somebody who came to us. chair sensenbrenner: so you are proactive in seeking out and offering those types of services . the victims and the victims' families have

. >> emojis are okay when thes arw entire text message looks like an archie comic strip that's ths problem.lem i hope king tuck is can youing i above 40, i'm above 50 and i enjoy emotion george i heart yot tucker. >> let them fly, man. let tfly, i see. >> making my bitmoji today. >> okay.y >> i like that.. >> talk to the hand. >> let me be very clear about this. >> changed your position.ed yout >> i am not taking a stand onioo this.this i now love bitmojis. >> okay.kay. >> and this was after i jumped e on board and put myself out out there.ther >> wisdom -->>dom seeee. >> don't ever do that.. >> kick me to the curb.. >> you got to get on the train.n >> get on the train and change g your bitmoji. give yourself -- >> give yourself hair. >> off beautiful head of hair. >> i figure that will be my bitmoji in couple years.ears for right now --- >> the one tucker liked like a loss. loss. >> we like the weather one. >> but your toupee on yours wher you make it. >> right. take it today tuck.day tk. >> i'll work hard on it. i >> thank you.. >> by that he'll go to the 20 somethings downstairs haven't hn

show.ho from the series for pete sake we have holly robin pete today andd she plays betty in the archieu high heels hangover. also today. today so just watch us every day.ay. yeah, i know.i know. we all need that, right? >> yes. >> we're on every day at 1:00 on foxfo you guys tune in.e i >> we definitely. you guys are so muc we h fun to gossip and get the great tipss ali landry it's great talking to you. we hope to talk to you again. >> same here, maureen.aureen same here. sa >> all right. all right. >> see you guys later hollywood today live here on fox5 today ty later this afternoon stay tunedn for it. it is always a goodie.ooe >> okay.>> steve, over to you in theou ithe kitchen. >> you're hanging with ali over here i'm hanging whiff avalonffn over here from black squirrel.ie we'll pair girl scout cookiesoo with beer. with yes, it's a thing.yes, it' we'll tell you where you can dou it. we'll give you tips in advance.n i'll sit here and drink my my coffee instead.. who am i kidding.ding let's open these. we'll see you after the break. ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired diffe