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on archie archie dot com. right from the scene. first rushed to use a knife gripping pictures. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. the pitch for his problem was the most complex and difficult to. come up. i think the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. but if you are a bunch of people in their belief don't know what the problem is they're really us people. reading. this somebody shoots my brother in the leg not intentionally because of it because it was night time or in the morning even the best even the best children. are going to make mistakes this is this whole idea of brotherhood and order and camaraderie and this said it was in this context that has absolutely no place. hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze to day where in my native to b.b.c. capital of georgia though small in size this beautiful country has seen some major changes in the last decade and police who has been at its very heart there was an hour slump has raised many hopes for a breakthrough but also fears of unknown

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on archie and archie dot com. welcome back to worlds apart the rear discussing the situation in the gaza strip with the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza. compared to the rest of the middle is the situation in the gaza strip has been relatively peaceful this year and even israeli generals have noted that the number of rockets and mortar shells fired from gaza into israel has significantly decreased which is a very unusual statement for them to do they actually said that that decrease was from around a sow's and rockets last year to fewer than forty rockets so far this year and i wonder if that is part of a cordon aided strategy by the government to actually reduce. the number of rockets reduce the violence or it just happened to be this way but actually we do not. you know care much about the numbers about. even the movement they are working on and this is also defending which is totally. the policy you defended to be ready to protect our children and island but we totally know that this is defendi

archie america. check out our website. archie da us a good call me on twitter about same . we'll see you back thirty pm. thanks for walking. i don't i the daddy with us on this edition of the sign it's friday december twenty seven. i think about she and her tail. japanese prime minister she needs a lot that has visited yesterday shrine in tokyo it's the first time an incumbent prime minister has visited the shrine since two thousand six minus two at that time wasted gto police in me. they said he paid his respects to those who sacrificed their lives for japan and renewed his commitment to peace. china and south korea and toppings and a sense of them ride the kiddie slide before noon on thursday and offered prayers in the minds one year since he too got this for the second time. yes the shrine honors japan's war dead. the amended to include military and political leaders convicted of war crimes by an international tribunals after world war two they did not visit the shrine during its spring and autumn festival says see it. he also didn't kill one on his fifty. the danger and

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see that documentary as i mentioned, qutd the book of manning" goes back to his father archie and how archie never pressured him to be a college quarterback, never pressured him to be in the nfl. you make your own choices. i'm not going to tell you who to play for and to be a quarterback. >> what a lesson for all of white house are parents. that's for sure. joe, thanks so much. >>> still to come, she urged women across the country to lean in if they wanted to get ahead at work. well, we have an in-depth look at facebook's sheryl sandburg and some of the other most talked about women of the year. ♪ [ car beeps ] ♪ ♪ we're gonna need a bigger bucket. ♪ [ male announcer ] more people are leaving bmw, mercedes and lexus for audi than ever before. the holidays won't last and neither will the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ visit audioffers.com today. here we honor the proud thaccomplishmentsss. of our students and alumni. people like, maria salazar, an executive director at american red cross. or garlin smith, video account director at yahoo. and for every garlin, thousands more are

archie comics. what do you think, greg? >> i was a jug head. >> i am an archie. there we go right there. i feel i am an archie, but people treat me like a jug head. >> they always want my to be the wacky neighbor. >> i am a veronica. >> don't women have a right to have a few risky or unusual ceo's? they have to catch up with the men. the men always had salty ceo's say what they wanted. ted turner was crazy for 20 years. her lawyer was in legal terms the way to put it an idiot. men are protected from workplace sexual harassment and the new york state attorney general said the same thing. there is no such thing as a protected class in terms of everyone is protected. you can't do anything to anyone because of race or gender. it doesn't matter if you are white or black or male or female you are protected from any harassment like that. her lawyer is a straight up idiot. >> since you make that point it is perfect. if everyone is protected no one is and it shouldn't be against the law. >> just being a jerk should get you fired. time to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. i have a new book called not cool. t

archie when he was sick. archie and a bicycle, kermit with jack, the wonder dog. this picture standing in front of the tree. most of the pictures were taken outside. you take these photographs and it shows you how they were used by the press. we have a picture of him in age three, a picture of ethel. one of my favorites, the little boy, posing with the white house guards. this is how president roosevelt's children were presented to the public. usually, they were used in magazine articles in magazines and that sort of thing. >> it sets the scene for this young family, coming into the white house. how did the public react and what was the role of the press? in promoting what was happening in the white house? >> the public was delighted. it had been a long time since children were in the white house. they had become a fascinating part of our watching what is going on in washington. the antics of the children were in the newspapers. there was very little attempt to stop that, after pr learned this was good press for him. the children and their antics, their pets, they were very important parts of roosevelt's public persona as president. >> how did that contrast with the mckinleys? >> well, mrs. mckinley was an invalid. and president mckinley was quite reserved and would not go out and campaign. it was more like the lincolns. the media was different during the civil war. they did not report so much about the children. there are -- there were all these yellow journals, newspapers like hearst, would put pictures of the children in their newspapers and all of these magazines that people would buy. though there is so much more active media so they could publicize what was going on in the white house much more actively. >> a really important point. they were all photogenic and did great stuff. they would steal cookie trays from the kitchen and fly down the staircase with them. they would scare guests. they would rollerskate. walk on stilts. >> the white house staff had their hands full. it was all terrific press for theodore roosevelt. >> we were talking about the fact this is the dawn of a new century but the roosevelts were brought up in the previous century. they were victorian in their attitudes. what kinds of parents were they? >> they were different kinds of parents. edith could be fairly strict. a descendent of jonathan edwards. she thought children should behave. she was fairly strict. she would turn to theodore and ask him to do the spanking, but he did it reluctantly and was indulgent. he liked to play bear and have pillow fights with the kids. the kids looked at him as a large playmate. she had to be the main parent. >> on twitter, did edith have reservations about her husband being president? and i will add about her family, especially after resident mckinley's assassination. >> yes. she beefed-up security whenever she could. those were her greatest fears. she wrote about these fears of roosevelt's assassination. it was really scary for her. >> he thought carrying a gun was enough for him. he was difficult to watch. >> how many children were there? >> six. >> the first child was not -- >> you should take the alice question. >> explain who alice was and how she related to the rest of the family. >> the daughter of theodore roosevelt and his first wife. when alice hathaway lee died in childbirth, more or less, theodore roosevelt left her with his sister. she was raised there until edith entered the picture. >> it created problems. >> yes. >> as we learn about her, how much of the historical record exists about her? how much are we able to learn about her life and attitude? >> she contributed to a travel book after t.r. died. she did not do family history. she never wrote family memoirs and did burn most of the letters but not all of them. she wanted to be very private. some of her letters survived. she tried to erase a lot of the record. she did not want people snooping into her private life. even in death. >> that is part of the victorian point you brought up earlier. being a woman in the 19th century. >> one letter where she described her children and their views of them. here is a bit of what she had to say about her family in a letter to a friend. she said about alice, alice is exceedingly pretty and has a remarkably steady head. in some ways, she is very childlike. ted is a good boy and does well in school. kermit is odd and independent as always. ethel is just a handful. she is a replica. we call archiehe beautiful idiot. some of those terms sound harsh to us today, but were terms of endearment. >> it was probably spot on at that point in time. alice was very beautiful. but she had a pretty steady head. she would grow up into a woman who had wonderful political acumen, for example. archie had a tough time and had health problems when he was a young lad. kermit was the poetic one. >> yes. >> both of his parents confided in him. t.r. thanloser to the other children. i met ethel when she was an older person. she was a very gracious and wonderful lady. i just really liked her. >> everyone liked her. she was just that sturdy rock for the rest of the family. and poor ted. he carried the brunt of all of his father's expectations. manliness and what to do with your life, all of that. >> were the roosevelts with their six children, the largest family in the white house? >> i think so, but -- >> tyler had 15. i do not know if they were all at the white house at the same time. >> it had to be a

. >>> archie comics, home of jug head, archie, betty, veronica. now involved in a messy lawsuit.in a lawsuit. the ceo says the case should be thrown out because white males, not part of a protected class. let's bring in cnn legal analyst, criminal defense attorney, mr. danny savalas. yes or no? >> yes. all of us are members of a protective class. that's why i'm confused by this court filing. the bottom line is this, you can hire and fire people for any reason in the world unless -- it's a big unless, unless based on a membership in a protected class. white males are a member of a class just as any other race and gender and any other religion. it's not that you have to be a historically disadvantaged member of the class but you are treated differently because of your membership in a particular class. >> isn't harassment harassment. you don't have to be a protected class member to be harassed? >> no, not at all. that has to be based on, for example, in this case, based on gender. you were subjected to a hostile environment, a pervasive environment. remember, the courts will not fin

archie griffin became the first player to win the heisman trophy two years in a row. as a freshman, archie griffin earned himself in a start in the buckeyes starting lineup after rushing for 230 yards in a win over north carolina. he won his first heisman by a landslide in his junior year and vow ted win another one and he did. nobody has done it since. but archie heisman number two, 38 years ago today. which would lead me to mention nothing in the world other than war eagle. wow. and, does ohio state deserve to be there? i know, buckeye fans. war eagles. >> welcome everybody. we're waiting on word from the ntsb holding a press conference on the deadly train derailment in new york yesterday that claimed at least four passengers. when we get details on it, we'll pass them along to you. it will be streaming uninterrupted online, on foxnews.com. >>> they shopped, but spending still dropped. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and you know, maybe they just call it sigh-ber monday because they weren't setting records on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, never mind americans came out in droves of the holiday weekend. 45 million alone on thanksgiving

archie's loving and long suffering wife. >> can only pin on you to being a ding bat. >> so, thank you, archie. >> osgood: she made us laughody else? >> no. but when i was a little girl i used to pretend to be somebody else. >> oh, yeah, who? >> deanna durbin. >> osgood: deanna durbin was a girl many little girls dreamed of being. voice like an angel. she charmed american through those dark depression days then walked away from the spotlight. died quietly at 91. ♪ >> osgood: the andrews sisters lifted our spirits in world war ii. there's the canteen in heaven, the andrews sisters are together there now. teaching angels to swing. ♪ goodbye to penny page who walked us through the ages with her silky voice. ♪ fly me to the moon and edie gourmet with her sophisticated style. >> lift off. >> he went in to orbit in 1962. >> it is go all the way. >> osgood: he had great stuff. >> for innovation in rocket pull pulling systems -- >> osgood: a rocket scientist who managed to raise a family and invent a propulsion system to keep satellites in orbit. gave us permanent press fabrics she saved us countless hours of irony -- ironing. tim

archie manning. vote for the liberty mutual coach of the year award, this is open until december 22 at coachoftheyear.com. watch the second part of my interview tomorrow, on archie and his plans to coach in the nfl, and how he caught peyton manning and eli manning to be leaders on and off the field. next, online avatars. friends,you and your my producers, and me. all of us. talksfounder of bitstrips about how the instant comic craze became a digital hit. ♪ >> first, bloomberg. "taking stock." i am pimm fox. we have more on microsoft and their attempts to find a new executive. they're looking at qualcomm and their chief officer, steve mollenkopf. i want to bring them bloomberg editor at large cory johnson to tell us more. chip-maker,from a an ip company. >> one thing that microsoft has screwed up his mobile. they just haven't gotten the strategy right and as the world moves away from desktops and onto computing on telephones, the phones have more power than for -- personal computers or supercomputers from the 1980s. microsoft has not of alt with this but one company that has is qualcomm. they are a little bit below or little bit above intel, 's long-term partner.

archie butt and taft letters. he died on the titanic. >> a great loss to the tafts. >> it crushed cap. archie had started out pro-tr and had moved over to taft. this emotional dependency. , he he went off to europe did not want to be around with -- when taft and roosevelt had their battle. he made his way back in april 1912. supposedly was correct -- quite heroic on the titanic. making sure woman got into the life boats at the cost of his own life. >> one of the highlights of this for years that the tests were in the white house was a celebration of their 25th anniversary. we will learn more in this next video. >> she enjoyed being the first lady. shortly after she given to the white house she suffered a stroke and she was not able to attend to all of those things so it was a little bit disappointing. in june of 1911 they were able to celebrate their 25th and i -- when he anniversary. they had a big party with the white house open, thousands of guests came in. they had music. they received tons of silver. just embarrassing amounts of silver. some of it expensive from not just friends or corpo