you said that archie bunker's character was based on your father. did your father seem like a racist? >> it didn't represent my father, he was not what he was doing he would shout at me and i was the dumbest white kid he'd ever met. to that degree when i read about "to death us do part" the british show, not exactly the way archie, you know, the takeoff point was, my father's i don't even like to use the word bigotry, he just -- progress, he was -- he was concerned. >> opinionated? >> and afraid about progress. he was everywhere where the grass was green and knew everything. >> what was it like to grow up in that kind of household with someone that was so opinionated? >> it wasn't easy but i think it's generally hard to be a human being. i don't care what the -- you know how one was born, it is hard to be a human being. harder, for many, quite obviously, across the globe but hard in any event, no matter the circumstance of birth. just to be a human being. >> you wrote in your book i'm going to paraphrase it a little bit here, but if your father had

archie arcidiacono scores all 18 in the second. later in the half nova puts it away. villanova wins 68-55. they have won 19 of their last 21 games. >>> temple fans, they are pumping themselves up for tulane today it is all a owls, all day long they start on a 12-01, quinton decozy three of his 17. and here, he has three. temple allows just eight points just eight points in the first half. that is a new school record. tu wins 55-37. >>> phil martelli walks off the floor at half against davidson with st. joes down 13. but the hawk will never die, second half they come right back deandrew, puts st. joes up with two minutes. later isaiah miles with the guy in his face, and the foul. st. joes comes back to win 75-70. drexel wins as well, beating unc wilmington 85-76. >>> australian open women's final and serena williams is walking away with more than just flowers facing maria sharapova, down and under the weather, sick serena does not cough it up against sharapova who has not lost to her in the decade. serena becomes oldest player to win australian open at 33. that is 19 g

. >> you are wearing it -- >> i learned it from archie. >> archie daniels mid-land. >> look this is huge it combines two things people love, technology and themselves. >> good point. as soon as it is affordable enough they will start popping up in people's home. 20 years from now it will be as popular as iphones and you can scan in all of your clothes and see what jacket goes with what pants and what shoes go and what underwear goes with what watch. it is all of the tough questions that would save you a lot of time. >> how do you do it in the morning, andy? get dressed? >> who picks out your clothes? >> how do you pull yourself out of bed. >> it is a big pile of stuff and a big cat on top. it is like a cat sunday. sweaters and a cat. >> a cat named jerry. >> on the side there is a cat named banana. >> a cat named cherry but i didn't want to elaborate like a cherry on top. do -- >> do guys get misty eyed. they looked at which movies make men cry. results were not more resulty. both men and women said a film had brought them to tears -- who are these people? 4% got a little choked up. they

david: archie manning, one of the finest men in football. great guy. wonderful experience for you, cheryl. great stuff. >>> forget the 70 inch plasma. you can watch the super bowl online anywhere you happen to be. what does that mean for advertisers? billions of dollars in play here. it would result in lower ratings? it could have investors rethinking the money they're spending. liz: as january goes, goes the year. this january, we have down arrows across the board. will we, can we escape the january effect? david: also, royal caribbean falling fair second day as earnings disappoint. with the stock up more than 50% the past year, did investors jump overboard a little too quickly? maybe there are bargains to be had with royal caribbean. we'll talk to the president next. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. tha

you had joe montana, archie manning here making pizzas for all the fans. what was that like? and, you know, really getting engaged with the fans and the players and our team members. but, you know, catching passes from joe montana and teaching archie manning to make pizzas, it's been a fun couple days. >> you're also giving free pizzas to the fans outside. it's raining, but that's a lot of capital you're spending on the super bowl. plus, you're the official pizza sponsor. why is the super bowl a big draw for you? this is millions of dollars we're talking, john. >> yeah. the product outside is our new bacon cheeseburger, so we're having folks sample that. that's what that's all about. super bowl sunday our drivers will circumvent the planet seven times. it's so busy that the following day we start getting ready for the next super bowl. >> all right. talk about sales and expansion, 37 countries right now, all over the eyes. what's -- all over the united states. what's next for you guys? you want to get like subway sandwiches, chicken wings? >> we don't sell all the pizza yet. [

and the next day, saturday, archie was born. seth did "update" for the first time.eth: yeah. and the night before, we had -- it was one of the most fun nights i ever had at "snl" because it was a friday night -- we talk about this in the book. but everybody was just -- we did a group scene, so we were blocking until 11:00 at night. and everyone -- like fred and maya were doing bits. and bill was doing bits. kenan and maya were singing songs. and i do feel like your -- like archie was born through the most incredible series of circumstances. >> i agree. and i just remember laughing, like -- [ chuckles ] [ laughter ] like a giant monster. and then getting in the car and eddy, the security guard, being, "you look tired." and i was like, "yeah, i'm a little tired, eddy." it was like a movie. and then i was like, "waa!" the baby came. [ laughter ] and then seth was in his dressing room like, "waa!" he had to do it by himself. >> seth: i was. i felt very much a victim of your childbirth. i went to lauren and i said, "this is really irresponsible. have it next week." your

he was so comfortable in his own skin and the relationship with archy, they can some of the funniest sketches i've ever seen. one sketch with shoes they ad-libbed and it was great. >> it was the one scene that anybody who comes up to me they talk about the shoe scene. >> it's a classic scene. >> it happened in rehearsal whether i started putting on my sock and shoe and carol said what are you doing, i said what do you mean i'm putting on my sock and shoe she said don't do it that way. to this day i still do it one sock and then one shoe, and one sock and one shoe. >> he said suppose it is raining and you have to run out, at least you can hop around. >> what's amazing about this wonderful familiar story here is that the chancers are slim that the father ends up doing iconic work in television and that the son does the same thing. >> yeah. >> when you look at the list, i mean anybody's list of the best tv shows ever done, both you and your father are on the list. >> one near you know, they have these top ten lists for movies. >> yeah. >> and one year i remember he directed "all of me"

twitter archie requested that tunes this morning.ted that one and >> she's back in headlines. people have to find a reason to pick on former alaska governor sarah pallin for a photo she decided to post on facebook it shows her 6-year-old son standing on back of family dog that black lab there trying to reach kitchen counter. since they were posted thursday the pictures received thousands of comments from people calling it animal abuse and disgusting despite the back lash intentions were good she wanted to show her son trig was resourceful. >> let's look at comments. clearly the dog was not minding being a step stool if he had he would have let trig know he could not do that and this comes from chris the dog doesn't mind are you kidding me thinking of equivalent weight and size standing on your back the dog is dealing with it because it's loyal and good dog that loves family a good dog takes a lot of unfair abuse and pain. >> speaking of abuse and pain, karen says family. >> you said it like family. >> family. >> there's certain words

group commander lieutenant colonel archie j. knight, west point, 1940. he's 27.ission today is a 6-5 squadron show. briefing right after breakfast. informal, short, to the point. park yourself on a bomb crate and get your escape kit. enemy money, instructions to get you back through the lines, just in case. the s-2 tells you about your target. he doesn't have to draw it for you. you do this every day, sometimes two or three times a day. gil wyman will lead the show. so he lays out the job. that's the nurse's hat. his girl's. wears it for luck. you need all you can get. the brass upstairs plans the war. they want something done. they pick up the phone. you do it. don't always know why they send you out on a mission, but always clear. but you know there's a reason, a good one. >> today, the missions are going out because in italy our armies have been stopped, cold, at the gustav line across the narrowest and most mountainous part of the peninsula. u.s. fit bombing, british a-bombing, stopped for five months. at anvio, 100,000 men sweating it out. we couldn't move.

brian archie from deep puts up four in the second half. the big fella, game-high 21 points.2-47 victory. how about temple taking on cincinnati without senior will cummings sitting out with a leg injury. jaylen bond delivers nine points. temple outscored by 30 in the second half and loses to cincinnati 84-53. florida and lasalle jordan price is the night's drive led the explorers to 15. jor-el rice the big fella, going with a lefty baby hook in the paint. he had 11. they hand the rams their sixth straight conference loss 60-49. the halftime of yesterday's game at the gold lasalle honored the 1989-'90 explorers led by coach stevie mark. lionel simmons, the l-train, helped the explorers go 30-1 in the regular season winning their conference championship and the big five. also in local college hoops yesterday, drexel knocked off delaware down in newark and that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> it's a tradition that dates back neurosurgeonmore than 50 years. the mum mers serenade. they were honored during the festivities that first started in 1960. >>> he

. >> reporter: archie deliver another surprise. >> that is your new kirby. >> wow. >> now dylan has hishim a life time. >> i have never seen that happen. >> reporter: and a very happy mother. >> i never dreamed that this would happen. >> reporter: who probably won't have any trouble keeping her house cleaned. >> that was beautiful. >> i love to see a company really coming through like that. >> indeed. >> you know how many letters corporations get you could feel the emotion coming out. happy birthday my man. we will take a short break, we ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> good morning i'm ukee washington. we have snow on the way and we're not the the only ones with our eye on the skies and storm, penndot says they are prepared, for whatever mother nature throws our way. this is a look inside their common center where staffers machine toward tra

. >> here we see teddy roosevelt's son archie, he actually smuggled a small tree into the white house and hide it in a closet in the upstairs sewing room. why? >> because his father was a staunch conservative, and at that time they did not grow trees as a crop. they grew trees in the woods and people went out and saw them -- and cut trees and brought them home. the president being a staunch conservative, he decided he did not want a tree in the house because that did not fit his thinking on cutting down trees. >> he sounds like a grump. >> ba humbug. >> he made great parks. so -- >> here we have franklin roosevelt and his family. and more of the roosevelt white house at christmas time. that is -- the east room? >> yep. >> it looks like about heavy tree -- a bottom heavy tree. >> they look like heavy chandeliers. >> very much so. and the eisenhower white house. and we see a lot of tinsel. >> wow. >> it looks tinsel heavy. >> that was pre-theme. [laughter] >> the theme is tinsel. >> that was the theme, they did a great job of it. then we get to the kennedy white house, and things change

archie andrews was on somebody's me. that is mario draghi. he is opening his mouth like this and letting bits and pieces out. let the bloke be his own man. until that happens, the ecb is just a mouthpiece of germany. i think the perception is dangerous. germany is in real problems at the moment. it's a fantastic country, but with russia so reliant if that actually starts to damage germany quite badly, which i think it might do russia needs $60 a barrel for the oil to balance their books, and if this isn't happening, you get the domino affect. i don't want to hear anymore muttering about quantitative easing. do it. >> no more muttering. >> happy new year david. >> "on the move" is next. we will be focusing on greece. the euro hits a nine-year low. but the more to come. -- plenty more to come. >> good morning. happy new year. welcome. moments away from the start of european trading. let's get straight to the morning brief. the euro slides. the single currency dropped to levels not seen since 2006. speculation increases the european central bank

host: archie, missouri. that morning, bobby, you're on with walter bumphus. caller: hi. for many years, people have been sharing an understanding with their children so they can, you know, take over and maintain, you know, maintenance of our society as they grow. well, i don't understand how today we lie to these children and ponder them into debt to they will never repay with the promise that they're going to end up with a good paying job. and they will never get out of debt. it is just ridiculous. it doesn't seem civilized to me at all. host: can you talk a little bit about debt upon graduation? guest: i can, and that is one of the reasons we believe community colleges are great option an alternative -- we try to make our community colleges affordable john, and as you stated earlier, the average tuition costs at one of our community colleges runs around $3300. at the end of the day, that is more or less doable. if you have low income and you qualify for powell, or you have to make a loan, that is what we try to guard against, but for many students, again, tuition is ju

1st witness today since 2011 he has served as president of the business roundtable will call it be archien association of ceos that produce $7.4 trillion in annual revenues and employ more and 16 million people. he served for six years as the president and ceo of the national association of manufacturers and was a three term gov.'s state of michigan. he serves on the board of directors for universal force products, k-12 ink and the foundation and is a past chairman of the national governors association a graduated from michigan state university with a bachelors a bachelor's in agriculture economics and later earned a law degree from thomas and kobe law school. we welcome you to the community. i hope this is the 1st of many appearances to help us to do our work. i want to thank you for being here. i will introduce the others as we turn to them for their statements. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. congratulations on your receipt of the gavel earlier. i am pleased to be here to testify. in 2015 business roundtable would like to see a stronger economy creating more jobs. the question pro

host: archie, missouri. that morning, bobby, you're on with walter bumphus. caller: hi. many years, people have been sharing an understanding with their children so they can, you know, take over and maintain, you know, maintenance of our society as they grow. well, i don't understand how today we lie to these children and ponder them into debt to they will never repay with the promise that they're going to end up with a good paying job. and they will never get out of debt. it is just ridiculous. it doesn't seem civilized to me at all. host: can you talk a little bit about debt upon graduation? guest: i can, and that is one of the reasons we believe community colleges are great option an alternative -- we try to make our community colleges affordable john, and as you stated earlier, the average tuition costs at one of our community colleges runs around $3300. at the end of the day, that is more or less doable. if you have low income and you qualify for powell, or you have to make a loan, that is what we try to guard against, but for many students, again, tuition is just a

last night, january 8 2015, and i'd like to thank chairman archie manning, football player troy aikman, mayor tom and laura leopard and football player roger staubach for recognizing dr. kenneth cooper for his dedication to health and fitness and his continuing leadership to health care for all. throughout dr. cooper's career in the united states air force and in the medical career in dallas texas, he's continued to revitalize health care and fitness. he's also the father of preventative medicine and known as the father of aerobics. trying to make sure that american people and the world understand how important fitness is to our life and our health. i want to express my hardy congratulations to dr. cooper on receiving this outstanding award on behalf of the national football league and i hope the american people and today the united states congress. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. cohen: to address the house for one minute and to revise a