'Live with Kelly and Mark' celebrated the incredible career of Art Moore, who is retiring after more than a half-century in television.
Kelly Ripa interviews Art Moore on his retirement after 50-plus remarkable years with WABC . Joelle Garguilo reports.'Live with Kelly and Mark' celebrated the incredible career of Art Moore , who is retiring after more than a half-century in television.
Hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos gave Art flowers and other gifts during his departing show while the audience celebrated him with a standing ovation. In that role, he played a role in countless series and specials that helped shape WABC's identity and the station's enduring relationship with viewers.
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