it's not in my forte. >> fagan was born in philadelphia.ents were jewish immigrants from eastern europe. the family spoke yiddish and german at home which made him a valuable asset when he joined the army in world war ii. i was able to interrogate german prisoners in army intelligence. always good to see you. good job. >> he went on to fight in the battle of the bulge and was part of liberating the concentration camp. >> we got there and saw the desolation, the human misery the walking skeletons. >> reporter: witnessing first hasn't the darkness the world has to offer. still fagan radiates light. >> i have a lot of energy. name good health. i love what i do. where i'm at and who i am. >> we really are about customers service and archie epitomizes it. >> if i can clone it would be wonderful thing. >> reporter: not possible. has a enough energy for store full of people. >> i love to sell pork chops and roast beef. >> reporter: in flemington, new jersey. kayla, fox news. >>> i love it he's all dressed up with his tie and everything. looks good

haley fagan's father is kevin fagan who was a defensive end for seven seasons for the 49ers.. the player who hit the game winning shot against kentucky was in class at 8:00 am the next morning and got a standing ovation. his entire class stood up when he entered the class room. his entire business class stood up for him. unc beat kentucky by 2 points on sunday night. (darya) over the weekend, an alligator at florida's long marsh golf course in rotonda west ate a player's ball before slowly returning to the water. this was a normal-sized gator. the man was on the third hole when his ball hit the gator. (darya) take a look at ths... a new brick breaking world record this taekwondo black belt from bosnia broke 111 concrete slabs in 35 seconds to set a new guinness world record. and get this, he's only 16 years old. he somersaulted over individual stacks of slabs, breaking and then pressing down with his skull until they were all broken mark ) in national news... an 18-year-old girl plans an attack on her high school in maryland. police say the girl was collecting a gun, ammuniti

walton dismissed fagan's older sister from the florida team back in 2012.some bad blood there. walton apologized saying fagan as hands was not up, good game, i touched her shoulder. i should have paid closer a at any tension, did he not intends to upset her. little bit. politicians like to brag at bringing in pro teal to new city spurs chemicalment development. raiders no exception. category whatever stays in vegas there is guy the man who brought you the famous bunny ranch plans to open what they're calling the pirate booty sports brothel in time for the raiders move in a few years. worth reminding you of course this is legal business in nef add a by the way, raiders players and staff are being promised a 50% off discount. >> of course. >> by the way i'm wondering if there is a trademark suit, because pirates booty, that's a popcorn. >> is it really? >> yes, pirates booty popcorn. good stuff. >> but why? what is the name of the thing again? the what? >> the pirates booty sports brothel. but here is the thing, ffl for years when they talk about putting a te

. >> archy fagan 91 years old and he keeps getting invitations to be the grand marshall at the paradee in a commercial, to throw out the first pitch. what does this guy do? now days he bags groceries at a shot jersey. people just love this guy. they also love archie's lifeuman nuremberg where the natzis were on trial. he spent 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

. >> 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

sarah fagan, he did run and a lot of his supporters really liked donald trump saying we are agetting to drain the swamp, we're going to get rid of exactly this kind of thing, the lobbyists. >> conflict of interests. >> saying nothing of goldman sachs and a lot of the others and surrounded himself with billionaires and now this kind of thing. >> this is really a problem, mostly for general flynn. he's no longer in the government, so i think while it was a huge conflict of interest on the campaign and certainly in the early days of this administration, this is something you don't want following you around washington, d.c., and he didn't handle it properly. he didn't disclose it to the white house at least that's what it appears like, and he's out of a job, and mid part because of this maybe. >> and sara, i want to ask both of you about health care. we saw the president reading from his script with the house committee chairs. >> right. >> these committees have already voted so he's preaching to the choir. it's the freedom caucus and the others who may welcome along. what is your prognos

. >> 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

. >> reporter: archie fagan, 91 years old, and he keeps getting invitations.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: well, now days, he bags groceryies in flemington, new jersey. >> ladies and gentlemen, the sandwich is on top. >> reporter: he greets the customers and he announces the special. >> get a hot sandwich before they're all gone. >> reporter: people just love this guy and they also love his life story, straight from high school into world war ii, where he survived the battle of the bulge. >> saw the desolation, the human misery. >> reporter: and as a german speaker, because hi parents were jewish immigrants from eastern europe, he spent time in nuremberg, where the nazis were put on trial. his family ran their own grocery store for awhile, but he eased into this. 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 import

those words were written by carl fagan. in 1995. in his book the demon wanted world. must not be silenced. we must not be intimidated. we must continue to bring forth the facts and we must not shut up. thank you. [applause] now, we have two members of capitol hill. they're going to. >> guest: us and we will start with senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina. and then, we will be joined with congressman cedric richmond from the great state of louisiana.at first, senator tim scott. [applause] >> that was amazing. [laughter] just on behalf of the republicans in the room, we love the press! actually - [applause] we love the black press, we love the white press, the national press, even weekly press. can a brother get an amen? all right. thank you very much. i must concede that the more you drink, the better i will sound. so do not stop drinking now. i first got the call to speak tonight and i was excited and i was nervous and they said senator scott we want to hear from most outstanding african-american in the senate. i said yeah baby! and then they said

. -- begin to stir. " those words were written by carl fagan in 1995 in his book "the demon-haunted world we must not be silenced. we must not be intimidated. we must continue to bring forth the facts, and we must not shut up. thank you. [applause] greta van susteren: now, we have two members of capitol hill. who are going to speak to us. we are going to start with senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina. [applause] [cheers] greta van susteren: and then we are going to be joined -- that is going to be congressman cedric richmond from the great first,f louisiana, but senator scott. [applause] wow, that was amazing. [laughter] just saying on behalf , of the republicans in the room, we love the press. actually -- [applause] tim scott: we, we we love the , black press, we love the white press, we like the the national press, the daily press and even the weekly press. can a brother get an amen? all right. thank you very much. i must concede that the more you drink, the better i will sound. so do not stop drinking now. [laughter] tim scott: when i got the call first to speak to

sarah fagan, devin nunez needs to do the right thing. he wouldn't outline what that was. >> he doesn't want to get ahead of the chairman. they will have to determine what the best course of action is for the investigation and his role in it. it could mean a lot of things. it could be opening up whatever information he may have gotten to the members of the committee or choose to step aside. i don't know that he needs to step aside. because he saw information, he needs to make it available. i don't know that i would step aside if i were him. >> he was caught saying no, he had no interest in sharing the sourcing. he is sticking to his guns here. >> he is sticking to his guns and it makes it hard for a lot of people who are watching to think anything that is chaired by him will clear the cloud that is over the trump presidency. even republicans are thinking is this our best interest to have this go on like this? >> the other thing we have to remember is devin nunez is trying to do the white house a favor. the white house is causing this prob

at the same time i attended a public lecture given by carl fagan.so before he was really famous and it was a life-changing experience. >> in this particular book that you wrote, ? >> i am sorry. >> i have a specific question about how you both went about getting these specific books published and in the works? did you have to write a proposal? how did you work with your editor? did you already have an editor and that whole process. >> yes. i had to write a proposal. even though i had a long track record with an editor. it still needed to have things spelled out. pretty extensively.when the idea was accepted, so you have to do fairmont the research to write a proposal. and then i showed the book, should the book to the editor. something i do not always do. but there was time pressure from the editor so i wanted to know as i went along that i was in the, going in the right direction as far as they were concerned. >> so it was similar for me. i had to do a lot of research before i wrote a book proposal. and it is funny because it is really a long. . so

. >> mister fagan. >> thank you, may it please the court -- i want to focus on the dispute between parties that centers around a merchant that wants to cost $1.95 with a 5% credit card surcharge and the question is whether the state can require the merchant to identify a price of $2.05 before charging a customer who wants to use a credit card that amount. a lot like that is very similar to a law that regulates pricing or requires a merchant to honor offers to enter into a contract of the sort we normally would not think is subject to any first amendment scrutiny. nevertheless think requirements that everyone seems to agree is imposed here is best viewed under this court's precedents as speech regulation. in effect it is prescribing how the merchant communicates an otherwise lawful pricing scheme. to the extent new york's law like the federal law simply requires disclosure in dollars and cents form of any higher credit card price in the circumstances where the merchant has decided to display the lower cash price in dollars and cents, a perfectly valid consumer disclosure law under the court

joining me now chris sill ia and sarah fagan, who served as white house political director for white george w. bush. we have seen this before. we have both seen in democratic and republican administrations when a firestorm like this develops, how do you handle it from inside the white house perspective? do they continue to push back and say it's all politics? or do they try to deal with what the loss is and how distracting this could be? this could go on for month and months. >> i think that's the biggest challenge. we are talking about potential contacts with the attorney general, one at an event, another in his office. we don't know the facts aren't those. but you are right. and the fact that this administration has spent so much time on the russia topic -- this just adds fuel to that. now you have this other large distraction. and the problem here is we are focusing on what republican members of the senate are saying and members of congress are saying. and the more this guess on and the more republicans that engage, the bigger the problem this is for both jeff sessions and specifi

fagan shoved him back.wo have a.sportsmanship in that particular shot. >>> coming up next, "trending," be the saddest judge. >>> jn newton-john have big plans to celebrate the 40th anniversary of "grease." >>> al is ready to begin this morning's rokerthon challenge. al? >> that's right. we're going to try to make the largest freeze tag. minites. ready to are tagged by the it start this thing off. weavimprek from the in three, two, third guinness world record, right here on rokerthon 3, the world's largest freeze tag game, is under way. we'll have the details, and the results. can we break the record? it's all coming up, from northernniversity in marquette, as the "today" show continues after these messages. continues after these messages. run like the wind, bull's eye.♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. try rhinocort® alle

. >>> we are back with our big board, and espn's kate fagan is here with us at the table.inning the shoe game. she wanted to wear her jordans but we didn't let her. >> i did, i put in a request. >> let's start with that powerful protest by the women's hockey team planning to boycott the world championship if they can't strike a deal, saying they're getting unequal treatment. negotiations overnight not resolving the dispute, even senators are weighing in on the side of the team, so where does it stand right now? >> no go right now and we're only a few days away and i mean this is a team that's -- >> what are they negotiating? >> they say they're fighting for the future. they say that it's not as much about them and what they'll make playing for usa hockey as it is about growing the women's game, adding funding to the women's national development team. trying to make that more equal than necessarily the actual dollars they're getting for suiting up for team usa. >> does the men's national team get more support than the women's? >> in terms of actual dollars for suiting up, n

fagan shoved him back, words were exchanged.shot. coming up next we'll do trending. the story behind what could be the saddest school lunch ever or the best. >> don't judge. >> john travolta and newton john have big plans to celebrate the anniversary of "grease". >> first, rokerthon 3. >> we're going to try to break the guinness world record for the world's largest freeze tag. it has to go by 15 minutes. once folks are tagged, they have to freeze. we'll get ready to start this thing off. all right. here we go. in three, two, one. all right. and our attempt to set our third begin us world record right here on rokerthon 3, the world's largest freeze tag game is underway. we'll have the details and the results. can we break the record? it's all coming up from northern michigan university in marque e marquette, as the "today" show continues afr hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next d

fagan shoved him back. words were exchanged. the two have a history.>> not a lot of good sportsmanship in that particular shot. >>> coming up next, "trending," and the story behind what could be the saddest school lunch ever or the best. >> don't judge. >>> john travolta and olivia newton-john have big plans to celebrate the 40th anniversary of "grease." >>> al is ready to begin this morning's rokerthon challenge. al? >> that's right. we're going to try to make the guinness world record for the largest freeze tag. it has to go for 15 minutes. once folks are tagged by the it teams, they have to freeze. we're going to get ready to start this thing off. we have michael imprek from the guinness world records. in three, two, one. all right. and our attempt to set our third guinness world record, right here on rokerthon 3, the world's largest freeze tag game, is under way. we'll have the details, and the results. can we break the record? it's all coming up, from northern michigan university in marquette, as the "today" show continues after these messages. co