>> thank you, geraldo. yes. geraldo, this is captain jerry thomas who retired. you are retired. is captain donnister sitting behide you? >> he was ordered by the l.a. city fire department not to speak on the michael jackson matter because the sub -- because he is subject to disciplinary procedures. >> geraldo: so 25 years later he is still silenced by the authorities in los angeles? >> yes, look, i was official fire marshall assigned to the particular commercial back in 1984. he was a new in pictor and i was training him. and don and myself have always been advocates for justice and discrimination on this job to fight inus injustice and discrimination and to this day don and myself haven't been able to tell you our professional story about what literally happend that night when michael jackson got burned. he is off on stress right now and they ordered him not to speak under conditions that he may be subject to disciplinary action. >> geraldo: we note the censorship, let me ask you, how serious was that fire that day? >> it was serious. there was pond moan yum at the -- pandemoni

geraldo hi, i'm geraldo rivera. welcome to the new digs. we are live and at large and wondering why was an agenda bursting at the seams did the president pick a fight with a cop in cam bridge only to be solded by bill cosby and forced to apologize. before we dive into the most consequencal race case since rodney king. a head's up, craig has an exclusive interview with michael jackson's long-time plastic surgeon who names names as he tells us what he knows about who made michael a junky. how does demerol debbie roe sound? and the sealed air erin andrews. only three possibilities. either a peeping tom is a skilled and obsessed freak with a lot of skill and times on his hands or an insider that works for fox news or the tape is a hoax. that probe later. up front tonight, the president, the professor and the cop from cambridge. >> i think it is fair to say, number one, any of us would be pretty angry. number two, that the cambridge police acted stupidly. and number three, what i think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there

>> let me tell you, geraldo, a couple of things. i'm doing the work, but seven years ago i did a book on motown and latoya changes her story constantly. i guarantee she was paid for the story. it is a british tab lloyd. one is her allegation that her brother was killed and that of whathe question what have happened to michael's money. this were others that came around him and used him like an atm. and there s real question of follow the money, where did millions of dollars go and the mj five, the five doctors you are talking about and one that is not a real doctor in dr. tohme tohme. ,. >> he was so covered in needle marks that he was essentially addicted to prescription drugs and they pushed him over the edge and they lost the atm in the end because he died from negligence. >> geraldo: he died from criminally reckless or intentional homicide, that will be explored by the investigators but it is clear, it seems to me, that but for the intervention of unscrupulous professionals, michael jackson might still be alive today. we have a l

>> geraldo: back live, everybody.settle the 1993 molestation allegations out-of-court, michael jackson was ordered to undergo an intimate physical examination to see if it corroborated the child's allegations at the time. in one of the cosmic coincidences the eminent dr. richard strict who performed the exam was none other than the father of dr. deb strict, the beautiful woman my son gabriel just marry. >> michael jackson has had personal doctors for years. one of them being arnold klein. this is dr. richard strict, you know him because he is your son's father in law. richard, you know dr. klein. what is your opinion of him? >> we go back to when we were training in residency and dermatology which is almost 40 years ago. he is a bright guy, well thought of, intelligent. he has taken care of a lot of stars but i think he is a first-rate dermatologist. >> there have been questions about whether he would go to jack -- jackson would go to his office and receive frequent injections of demerol or other types of strong drugs

thanks for having me on geraldo. i really appreciate it. let me first clarify, i was paid by the state of ohio in 1999 to spend a year trying to prove we actually landed on the moon. i was a total believer -- >> you were paid with tax payer money from the state of ohio? >> from the state of ohio. >> go ahead tell us more. >> i took a year and i traveled across the country. folks i have posted on youtube called "did we go"? the challenges, geraldo, every where i went it was amazing blue rocks falling in antarctica, kneel armstrong silenced. i was the first to report you played the clip earlier all of the science data was missing. geraldo, for nasa to come up and say all of the tapes were erased this is incredible. this isn't just one tape. this is rolls of tape labeled apollo 11 moon landing. someone has to physically go and erase it. it just -- i really in my heart, geraldo. i want us to go. all of you viewers want us to go. if you watch my film over and over again i don't know if you have a dlip of me razor ranged off the moon. it turns ou

i am geraldo rivera. we are live and at large. coming up we will tell you what we know about a possible grand jury being i am paneled to determine who knew what, where, when about michael jackson's deadly prescription drug abuse. also coulter, powers and morris debate where the g -- whether the gop has thrown in the towel over sotomayor's certain confirmation to the high court. does kennedy count the harry potter big box office amid allegations the movie may be driving witch craft from the big screen to mainstream. but up front tonight one of the world's most brazilian conspiracy theories the moon landing the 40th anniversary we are all celebrating this weekend was actually fake. dismissed for years by almost every clear thinking observer the theory has gained momentum especially five years ago when nasa admitted it had lost the original footage of man's first steps on the moon the breath taking event seen live by 600 million of us back in july 1968. >> one small step foreman, one giant leap for mankind. >> it was all recorded on

i am geraldo rivera. as the who killed michael jackson case gains momentum also something more timeless the fate of the jackson children at least one of whom is -- their custody hearing has been postponed until monday july 20th to give all parties the chance to settle the matter privately. where do the parties stand right now? we know the three children are with their grandmother katherine who has been granted temporary legal custody they are in encino, california but to whom will the court award phenol custody? let's start at the beginning. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever image. and i just want to say i love him. >> his daughter spontaneous outpouring of grief and remembrance did more for michael jackson's memory than all of the accolades and star performances. but as with everything in his life following his sudden death there is nothing simple about the complex legal issues surrounding the three lovely children he leaves behind. jackson had full custody following

geraldo is tracking it.e has some new stuff also on that florida couple brutally murdered in their own home in the panhandle. later, megyn kelly on elderly women giving birth through in women giving birth through in vitro. of the world's most revered luxury sedan. this is a history of over 50,000 crash-tested cars... this is the world record for longevity and endurance. and one of the most technologically advanced automobiles on the planet. this is the 9th generation e-class. this is mercedes-benz. bill: as we reported last night, the family of michael jackson is now admitting he was addicted to drugs. they say that while shooting a pepsi commercial in 1984, mr. jackson's injuries from an accidental fire drove him to seek painkillers. that led to a drug dependence that lasted about 25 years. now, the l.a. police believe jackson's drug addiction may have been fed by a number of doctors who could be charged with murder. with us now, fox news anchor geraldo rivera. it's the same old story. we discussed this bef

i am geraldo rivera on a dark stormy night in new york. we are live and at large and we begin with this fox alert. just a year after she electrified the nation's republicans when she became john mccain's running mate in the race for the white house. with 17 months left for the end of the first term as governor of alaska sarah palin has steppeded down handing the office over to lieutenant governor at a picnic in a fair banks park. >> it is because i love alaska this much i felt it my duty to avoid the unproductive politics as usual lame-duck session in august. how does that benefit you? with this decision i will be able to fight harder for you for what is right and for truth. >> plagued by state ethics complaints many bogus and mounting legal expectations she has seen her ratings plummet with her traditional values and willingness to take off t on th big boys. >> can i call you joe? >> while many gop cheered what she brought to the campaign. before long her star was dim by less than stellar performances in several instances like this one fr

geraldo is tracking it.e has some new stuff also on that florida couple brutally murdered in their own home in the panhandle. later, megyn kelly on elderly women giving birth through in vitro. quality and reliability... are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufacture... the accu-chek® aviva meters and test strips... here in the u.s.a. plus, we've proven you'll waste 50% fewer strips... when you use our meter, which means greater savings... for people with diabetes, like me. bill: as we reported last night, the family of michael jackson is now admitting he was addicted to drugs. they say that while shooting a pepsi commercial in 1984, mr. jackson's injuries from an accidental fire drove him to seek painkillers. that led to a drug dependence that lasted about 25 years. now, the l.a. police believe jackson's drug addiction may have been fed by a number of doctors who could be charged with murder. with us now, fox news anchor geraldo rivera. it's the s

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geraldo: it was definitely impressive, shepard.w that we have had this opprobrious and fitting tribute to michael jackson, i want with fury to investigate the responsibility of those who gave him the drugs that killed him. i want those people held criminally responsible, as they should be. i believe they were the pushers, and they sent this man, with all of his flaws, over the edge. shepard: geraldo rivera, and greta van susteren will be live at 10:00 p.m. as always, and i will be back with you for "the fox report" 7:00 p.m. eastern, and, of course, a regular viewers who watch the news, we will get to that. "your world with neil cavuto" is next. while we were watching this, our producers were putting together some of the best moments of this farewell to michael jackson. for all of us are from the fox newsroom -- ♪ >> hallelujah >> to millions around the world, michael jackson was an idol, a hero, even a king, but first and foremost, this man before us today was our brother, our son, our father, and our friend. >> ♪ you and i will m

>>> hell lockers i'm kimberly in for geraldo and this is a fox alert just into our newsroom tonight. fans in los angeles hope to pay their final respects to the king of pop and police are still puzzled about the death of nfl quarterback steve mcnair. and a community looks to arm themselves against a serial community and government calls sarah palin's resignation a risky thing. >>> the people seeking seats for hike jacks' memorial member --l jackson's memorial have now received their e-mail, told where to go to pick up a wrist band like this. this has two functions, one, to prevent scalping. they put this band on your wrist at the ticket booth and then if the wristband is tampered with or looks like it has been moved from one wrist to someone else's wrist, they will not allow that person in. the other thing is they are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to descend on this part of downtown l.a. even though they don't have tickets and right now, they are planting a perimeter. anyone without one of these wrist bands including working press, which is why i have one, too, won't be a

geraldo has been following that story.nd, later, megyn kelly on what should be done to a mother who breast feeds her baby while drunk coming up. sweet! sweet! if you love sweet things, you'll really love them when they're made... with splenda® no calorie sweetener. sweet! splenda® starts with sugar. it tastes like sugar. but it's not sugar. and that's... sweet! splenda®. imagine life sweeter®. look for splenda® sweetener with fiber. great sweet taste with one gram... of fiber per packet. sweet! bill: most heart breaking scene they jackson funeral this week was this. >> ever since i was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine. and i just wanted to say i love him. so much. bill: here to wrap up our michael jackson coverage is geraldo rivera. i understand you met them? >> did i. bill: how did that come about. >> any commentator that suggests that that scene was staged is smoking cynicism. bill: i haven't heard that. >> i have heard plenty. that was sincere, wonderful moment. bill: you heard somebody say th

geraldo rivera is joining us. geraldo, come on over and sit on the call.re's gretchen, on vacation? brian: she'll be back monday. steve: she's home. brian: you're really working eight days in a row. alisyn: finally i've impressed geraldo with something. steve: this man works two days a week, saturday and sunday. >> what is today, swiss cheese? i love my friday appearance. alisyn: and i'm not yet too delirious. brian: would you finally focus, alisyn? alisyn: here's your news. with millions of people out of jobs, the one thing they would hope to rely on would be unemployment checks, but there's a problem. a budget shortfall in at least 16 states has stalled thousands of applications and forcing some states to use borrowed money to pay out unemployment checks. people are waiting months before getting their first check and at least a million applications are said to be stuck in the system. you are looking at what's left of that tragic helicopter crash which crashed into a highway leaving four people dead and when firefighters arrived on the scene in washington

reporting in hawaii for "geraldo at large," ada adam housely. to you in new york. >>> alaskan governor sarah palin dropped a political bomb shell yesterday. >> this political absurdity and politics and personal destruction. todd and i were looking at more than half a million dollars in legal bills just to set the record straight.the people are not going to stop draining the public resources and spending other people's money in this game. i will work hard for and campaign for those who are proud to be american who are inspired by our ideals and won't deride them. i will support others who seek to serve in or out of office. i don't care what party they are in or no party at all, inside of alaska or outside of alaska but i won't do it from the governor's desk. i never believed that i nor any one else needs a tight toll do this, to make a difference, to help people. so i choose for my state and for my family more freedom to progress all the way around so that alaska may progress i will not seek reelection as governor. >> palin's surprise move is sen

geraldo: woo hoo! ainsley: geraldo likes that.ighborhoods that they're in. steve: and they're in all the neighborhoods and many locations just like geraldo rivera, wherever there's news, geraldo is at it. tell us a little bit about this health care thing. last night when we were all snoozing the ways and means committee passed it through, and once again it is the soak the successful thing where people who earn over $280,000 will have to pay 1% more, if you are lucky enough to make $1 million a year, you're going to have that 5.4% surtax. what do you think of this thing? a lot of democrats are saying this is a bad idea. >> the reason i don't like it is because i do think it is a soak the rich tax, and i don't think there's anything particularly wrong with soaking the rich, people like us. steve: speak for yourself. geraldo: there has to be fairness. for example, let's take the general motors case. the most lavish health care benefits ever existing. people getting in replaced and that replaced and all kinds of elective surgeries all

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geraldo with the answer. and then body language we will take a look at obama's initial x@ñpppp@ppgnited the bill: as you know president obama, professor henry gates and cambridge police officer james crowley all had a beer together at the white house today. big dog and pony show because of the racial controversy involving the professor and the sergeant. here now to analyze the get together geraldo rivera. you don't take this seriously. this is just a photo on. this is not going to leads to anything is, it. >> i am a little tipsy right now, bill. bill: have you been rehearsing. >> i tried to put myself in the minds of the participants. no, i think,oh contrar. i think this is a very big moment. i believe that the whole issue of race and justice. remember, have not, i believe, been discussed in the white house since the clinton race initiative back in 1998. bill: they are sitting at a picnic table. there is a pool camera. >> symbols mean a lot. pictures sometimes mean a lot. here you have the preside

geraldo with the answer. and then body language we will take a look at obama's initial take a look at obama's initial police comments that ignited the hi, may i help you? yes, i hear progressive has lots of discounts on car insurance. can i get in on that? are you a safe driver? yes. discount! do you own a home? yes. discount! are you going to buy online? yes! discount! isn't getting discounts great? yes! there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. bill: as you know president obama, professor henry gates and cambridge police officer james crowley all had a beer together at the white house today. big dog and pony show because of the racial controversy involving the professor and the sergeant. here now to analyze the get together geraldo rivera. you don't take this seriously. this is just a photo on. this is not going to leads to anything is, it. >> i am a little tipsy right now, bill. bil

geraldo with the answer. and then body language we will take a look at obama's initial police comments that ignited the beer fest today moments away. some lunch. you hungry? yeah. me too. (door crashes in) (broadview alarm) (gasp and scream) go! go! go! go! go! go! (phone rings) hello? this is mark with broadview security. is everything okay? no. someone just tried to break in. i'm sending help right now. thank you. (announcer) brink's home security is now broadview security. call now to install the standard system for just $99. the proven technology of a broadview security system delivers rapid response from highly trained professionals, 24 hours a day. call now to get the $99 installation, plus a second keypad installed free. and, you could save up to 20% on your homeowner's insurance. call now - and get the system installed for just $99. broadview security for your home or business - the next generation of brink's home security. call now. bill: as you know president obama, professor henry gates and cambrid

>> hey, bill, why don't you prank call geraldo rivera?ere is no good reason for -- there is no good reason for me to be pranking geraldo right now. we are on deadline. >> i will but you lunch. i know your speed, i will but you brunch. you belong in the lady's lockerroom. mix it up. you're a big [ bleep ] >> that is totally uncalled for. all right, a. i'll do it. >> hello. >> i'm giving away mustache rides for $50 a pop. >> bill, is that you again? [ laughter ] >> now, prank call shep. >> that had a really nice after school special feel to it, bill. >> it surely did. i wrote a song for the introbut couldn't match the music with the words with the music. to give you a little sample. ♪ i'm made from my mom, he is made from a tree, that's pinch and me ♪ >> fraggle rock. >> i was at your first acting for ray. >> actually, use on the correct use of the word foray. i wanted bottle water and an all white greenroom. i didn't get any of those. as a matter of fact, bill left me in the bathroom after we were done filming and unfortunately john gibson

geraldo rivera has been on the board of this organization and he tells me it is the hispanic aclu and the hispanic ncaap, if you will. they choose which causes they will go after and he says there are a lot of prominent hispanics who become a member of this group or become a member of this board and that you would be hard pressed to find a latino or latina judge who didn't come up through that organization. >> it would be harder for her to say i was just on the board and they were just representing cases. it seems to me she is more linked to the various causes. obviously they have limited funds that cause the cases that they decide to bring and the ones they don't. megyn: juan, i want to ask you what is the difference, because we sat through the alito confirmation hearings, and he was grilled over his membership in the concerned alumni group that had objections to women being admitted to princeton, which had not been previously allowed and minorties as well. he said "i don't really remember being part of the group, quite frankly. i remember being upset about them not letting military

gretchen: geraldo rivera is here to discuss it, and geraldo, you had access to michael jackson like manythat the doctors will be held responsible for his death? >> yes, i do, and i say that without equivocation. there is no way i think that drugs and polydrug use and multiple doctors prescribing were not responsible for michael jackson's death. go through the four possibilities. natural cause? no. we would have heard. suicide? no indication at all that michael jackson took his own life. that leaves the most probable cause, accidental overdose, which is caused by multiple drug use, or some kind of homicide, and number three and four can be related. i believe there will be as in the anna nicole smith case there will be doctors charged with manslaughter or other charges. brian: this is his last rehearsal. as you see that and know he was dead 24 hours later what does it make you think about the circumstances of his death? >> i think the video surprised me in how relatively spry and fit he looked. yes, he was thin, but he was doing the moves. not the truly athletic moves that made him a world

at six minutes after the hour, geraldo rivera always has a job, he's on the move and a good friend oftter. >> thank you, brian, but here's the star, the man of the moment, this is major general john f. campbell, tin coming commanding general of the 101st airborne division just before i speak with the general, this war has been raging now in iraq and afghanistan for eight years, none have sacrificed more than the men and women in uniform, but we've forged some tremendous relationships over the years, and we've watched general campbell when he was a colonel with the 82nd airborne in afghanistan and watched him into iraq, he was one of the point men in the surge, they call him america's spartan, he's one of our top warriors, and he's got a perfect match now with one of the most superb and legendary fighting units we've ever had. congratulations. >> thanks, i'm very humbled and honored to serve with the legendary 101st, so what a great day. >> you've done a magnificent job in the surge, everyone thought iraq was going to hell in a hand basket, thought we had been defeated there by the ter

jane: geraldo, is this the type of speckle call -- spectacle he would have wanted? >> i was thinking last week, i knew him and i even spoke to joe, his dad last weekend. they're totally disorganized, total anarchy. talk about never land. i could just see how it generated itself spontaneously in a conversation, is the national thing to do. but no one thought that to enter someone on private property would require a bunch of permits. you cannot just barrier grandma in the backyard. and that is the problem. nobody in charge, is like a circular firing squad, and people all had their hands out. it seems to me that there was a lot of self-interest drive and what is going on and how they came to this, it seemed like a logical compromise that could have easily been announced early on. it is a perfect cemetery for celebrities like david terrene -- carradine. jane: it did not seem that this was something plant. >> i do not think he anticipated his demise. i was shocked that he had the wherewithal to drop a will that seemed cogent. but if you recall, 2002 was one of the last g

. >> geraldo: . >> eric: president obama is over the atlantic on the way home from his week long overseas trip. from russia to ghana, the president's visit full of pomp and circumstance and the symbolism you'd expect. as soon as one o'clock the next morning, the american people will be turning, the economy and the economic slump drags on. showing the president's approval rating taking a hit as more americans question his handling of the economy. what can he do to shore up the confidence out this have continuing recession? john fine is a columnist. always good to see you. >> thank you. >> eric: approval has been down and wall street last been going down and unemployment going up, what does the president have to do? >> i think that the president is capable of remarkable feats, and i think he gave the best speech an african-american ever has, real solid truth to the african people. on the economy i think he miscalculated he thought the stimulus package would work by now and and said unemployment would never go above 8%. we are he' above 9% and stimulus package seems to be floundering. the pr

geraldo rivera new michael jackson as well as anyone i know. you spoke to him fairly recently. talked about how he was not doing well in recent years, but this love that he had for his fans, it seemed to be very genuine. >> he took great solace from the fans. no doubt. i remember when eminem made fun of him in one of his albums. michael got upset. i remember getting a call from him the night before there was to be a times square demonstration, in support of him. he said i want to address the crowd. you may recall, you were on the air. we went to times square, tried to do it with a speaker phone. we got him to speak to the crowd. he took tremendous energy from the loft, and that event was unorganized, classically jackson organized. it is fitting that all of the t's are not crossed, all of the eyes are not daunted. -- i's are not dotted. it also remains to be seen if they can get everybody in sight. shepard: my producer is telling me that we have a picture of what the ap is describing as his golden casket being brought in. >> it looks like a cadillac hearse. i'm guessing that the

geraldo rivera one of the people who kept in touch with michael jackson over the years.may have saved a life splintered bat heading at the young lady. could. gretchen: could have been his wife. did you know that being married is healthy for you at least when it comes to alzheimer's disease or dementia or things like that. this group did a study. first interviewed middle aged people around 50 in the 1970s and 1980s came back to look at them 21 years later those that were married in that point in the midpoint of their life. ended up having much fewer cases of alzheimer's than those divorced, widowed, single or whatever. dave: i'm kind of conflicted on this one. my wife keeps me sane. i lose everything afternoon she helps me find it i leave cabinets open. does your husband leave cabinets open. gretchen: that first thing you said. dave: losing things? gretchen: yeah. dave: i leave these cabinets open aren't house and i come back and they are closed. sometimes i'm thinking my marbles. i realize she likes to come behind me and close things and put things away. brian: i'm amaze

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. >> geraldo: let's see who is the special meteorologist of the day. >> kelly: there she is. >> julie: hi. >> the easy bake oven. >> julie: there is a story about the easy bake oven, it's the one toy that i wanted as a little girl. possible wedding gifts, i'll take one. >> may be you would have been a cook. >> julie: that is exactly right. >>> here is a look at the temperatures. it's going to be hot out to the southwest, 91 in los angeles but if you go a bit in burbank, california, that is where temperatures are 101. we see the temperatures at the hundred degree mark. 110 in phoenix. today is the last day. tomorrow temperatures will fall a bit. it's still going to be hot. it's the southwest after all but not nearly what we've been seeing. temperatures will come down a little bit more reality for this time of the year. in lotto to mid 90s, which is what you get in july in this part of the country. here are the heat warnings that stay up until 8:00. that is where we're looking at the dangerous heat until the sun goes down and then we'll have a cooling. chance for isolated thunderstorms

this is something that geraldo rivera 30 years ago uncovered here in willow brook here in new york states will go to an appeals court and appellate court will decide whether this evidence comes in or not. i hope the prosecution mounts an effective appeal. dave: with or without this cell phone video, there will be changes made in that system in texas. >> absolutely changes being made. in this case one person has pled guilty and turned state's evidence already. dave: good deal. >> there will be trials of these other folks. i think the people have to watch this very, very closely because this is the shame of our society. this going on. this is a horror show. gretchen: thank you, peter. >> judge wrong. wrong. gretchen: calling out the judge. >> wrong. dave: thanks peter. craigslist users beware. criminals are targeting the site to rob people. how you may become a victim and what you can do to avoid it we'll have a live report in just two minutes. gretchen: check out this video. he may look like he is sleeping. this washington, d.c. train operator actually texting on the job. this is just day