. >>> i'm geraldo rivera. it's gaining steam. early this sunday morning chicago feels the brunt of occupy wall street. more than 175 arrestees were refusing to leave grant park following a march from the federal reserve. in new york, at least 92 arrested in times square and greenwich village as thousands filled the streets from here to portland to phoenix, paris, to pittsburgh to philadelphia. >> we've been pulled out. small people have to fend for themselves. >> it's happening from miami to milwaukee, australia to anchorage to arizona, oakland to orlando, boston to brussels to berlin, l.a. to lis lisbon to london. it spread to paris, athens, madrid, and back home to denver, colorado where at least two dozen more are arrested, and as it spreads, anti-american leaders like iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei and venezuela's hugo chavez root for the collapse of capitalism. polls show deep and spreading distrust of wall street, a whopping 68% of independents and more surprisingly, 60% of republicans now say they have unfavo

>> geraldo: this is a fox news alert. i'm geraldo rivera. i'm live in lower manhattan. very close to wall street where these demonstrators are around me are now in their second month. we are drawn here at night because of all of the outrageous reporting that has been going on, you know, true or false i don't know in which everything rape to robbery alleged in the overnight crowd. over there if you can see that is local congressman michael grimm. he is here speaking with some of the occupy walters. hwall streeters. why are you here, miss? >> i'm here to voice my opinion and here to represent me individually as a person and unify me with every other individual person. >> geraldo: do you feel in peril or danger now that sun has gone down? >> by what? by voices? what are voices going to do? just to voice an opinion. it is an idea. if you are ignore rant you are scared of ideas. that is the only thing you can be scared of here. we have police forces carefully monitoring. >> geraldo: i congressman come in. do you feel threatened at all. >> no, i don't feel threatened. >> gera

geraldo faked his own murder? i'm saying that geraldo is el asesino. i can't believe this.hat sounds? when did you meet him? eight months ago. that's the month they assigned a hit. (gunshots) ♪ so why couldn't he go through with the hit? because, i believe, he fell in love with you. anita: so, today he was at the condo. caine: he was at the condo today not to kill you but to protect you. i told him the one thing that could make me second-guess doing my job was if... if it put my family in danger. anita: he faked his own murder because he thought that would make me quit, and now i became even a bigger target by coming here and finding you. i agree. we have to bring him in. how can i betray him? he's a killer. you took an oath. geraldo is my husband. if you don't help me, i can't protect you. i can't do it. with or without your help, i'm gonna bring him in. (siren wailing) ♪ (faucet running) (loud clatter) tv newswoman: anita torres, a sheriff from la cancion, mexico, was gunned down today. now, police don't have a suspect in custody, but sources say the mala noche drug carte

>> geraldo, it is great. right now as you know we have 26 states as you said florida leading the lawsuit along with national federation of business two independent individual plaintiffs, so we have the most comprehensive case in the country. there are 28 individual lawsuits going on out there. we feel we have the strongest and we also have the best ruling. you know geraldo you have to remember we were talking about the complex of the supreme court and the judges that ruled in our favor in the 11th sir cucircuit was appointed by president clinton one appointed by president bush. >> the left is trying to get justice thomas removed from the case because his wife is the lobbyist who approved the healthcare law the right is trying to get justice yang because she was solicitor general helped put together the legal dpeens of this law. should either of these justices be found? >> you know geraldo first to go to justice thomas, this is something that his wife did as a lobbyist the accusation there. it didn't involve j

now back to "geraldo at -- mary answer rafferty now back to geraldo at large. >>> want to give the bighree their final word. he is accused of sexually harassing two women at the time a gop leading contender if the polls are to be believed was the president of the restaurant association that were given cash settlements also known as hush money they left their job if these allegations are true. the campaign is denying them. it will have a devastating impact on the race. you mknow the number. you have friend here on "at large"." now joe the plumber we will give you a word. >> media will say what they are going to say regardless of what he is going to come out with. denying it will only inflame it. he has to have his game plan and move forward. his character will prove to be the case. >> what do you think? >> i think we have got ann coulter and joe the plumber two strong conserve tufs you heard the reaction. they don't see it as devastating or it will cause him to suddenly plummet. social conservatives may be troubled with this. they will get into details ask questions depends on how he re

it's all due to geraldo. we all owe our jobs to geraldo. geraldo made it happen. how did you do it? how did you do it? >> i came on board in november. we were number two by january of 2002 we were number one. coincidence or is there a link we report. you decide. it's been an honor working with you the last decade. all the time i spent in afghanistan and iraq and with our nation's soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen fighting the good fight. >> bill: you wouldn't have been able to do that on any other network. >> they didn't let me do it on nbc. >> bill: i remember when you signed that big contract with nbc and tom brokaw hated you and you were locked in the basement for three years. >> hit number one rated show but i was locked in the basement. >> bill: they wouldn't let geraldo out. he couldn't talk to anybody. geraldo rivera, everybody. remind you big anniversary special at 10:00 this evening anchored by hemmer. check it out. next on the run down, can herman cain pull off one the biggest upsets in american history securing the republic nomination? mike huckabee will analyze. then

geraldo faked his own murder? i'm saying that geraldo is el asesino. i can't believe this. that sounds? when did you meet him? eight months ago. that's the month they assigned a hit. (gunshots) ♪ so why couldn't he go through with the hit? because, i believe, he fell in love with you. anita: so, today he was at the condo. caine: he was at the condo today not to kill you but to protect you. i told him the one thing that could make me second-guess doing my job was if... if it put my family in danger. anita: he faked his own murder because he thought that would make me quit, and now i became even a bigger target by coming here and finding you. i agree. we have to bring him in. how can i betray him? he's a killer. you took an oath. geraldo is my husband. if you don't help me, i can't protect you. i can't do it. with or without your help, i'm gonna bring him in. (siren wailing) ♪ (faucet running) (loud clatter) tv newswoman: anita torres, a sheriff from la cancion, mexico, was gunned down today. now, police don't have a suspect in custody, but sources say the mala noche drug car

let me tell you how the story progressed a little bit today geraldo. we knew from the steak out earlier at one of the events where remember man cane was speaking this story was coming on to the landscape. we knew poll co -- politico. com was looking. what the spokesperson said was that he was vaguely familiar with the charges and the restaurant association general council resolved the matter. different tonight is they are now responding to this as such. to go on with the e-mail i received since washington establishment critics have not had much luck in attacking his ideas to fix a bad economy and create jobs they are trying to attack him anyway they can. what they are saying is we know that there is coverage of this. we think the reason is because he's being attacked. a couple things that happened in the last 48-hours. an iowa survey shown mr. cane may be statistically tied with mitt romney but technically ahead if the caucuses were held today in iowa. that is important to note. then you have a situation where he predicted quite boldly he would win the

>> we went to geraldo rivera's twitter account and geraldo says, occupy wall street says they chasedleft he did five more interviews and signed au autographs. that's one slow chase. >> we will not go away. >> dale anderson, you have some protest video from across the pond. >> it's from across the pond two months ago there was a war protest and there was an american flag and they tried to set it on fire, multiple times. >> one, two, three, four, we don't want no bloody war ♪ >> as an american, i'd like to thank the chinese for making an american flag that is nonflammable. because they tried and they tried, for six minutes to set this thing on fire. and they just couldn't do it. >> honestly, we're kind of laughing about this. but this kind of pisses me off. >> we're from america, don't burn a flag. >>> covered in puppies, action. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >>> every october, my email box is filled with people with dogs with costumes on. people have dressed up this dog like a pirate. this guinea pig has devil ears. this dog has a pumpkin costume on. according to the american put products associat

>> bill: also tonight, geraldo on the demise of gadhafi. jesse watters going to a very strange place. >> you could have killed bin laden. >> yeah, i could have. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. violence picks up in the occupy wall street protest. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. as you may know, my pal, glenn beck, believes the protest movement is just the beginning of a world wide far left revolt. beck bases his assessment on what's happening in greece, italy ask other places. but trying to cut back on entitlement spending and protesters are going wild. with the economy bad pretty much everywhere, there is some sympathy for these kinds of protests around the globe. talking points is not quite as agitated as beck is, but we are watching the situation very closely here in the usa. and there is no question that the violent component of the demonstrations is on the rise. right now the occupiers are

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i am geraldo rivera. i am live in lower manhattan. very close to wall street where these demonstrators around me are now in their second month. we are drawn here at night because of all of the outrageous reporting that has been going on through who's fault i don't know everything from rape to robbery has been alleged in this overnight crowd. over there local congressman michael grimm. he is here speaking with some of the occupy wall streeters. he will be joining us from nearby staten island. >> i am here to represent me as a person and unify me with every other individual person. >> do you feel in peril or danger. >> by what? by voices? what are voices going to do? just a voice an opinion. it's an idea. if you are ignorant you are starir scared of ideas. we have police forces carefully monitoring. >> congressman come on in. do you feel threatened at all? >> i don't feel threatened. >> it's kind of a benign crowd. >> i am also a combat veteran in the marine corps. i don't feel threatened very easily. >> i was going to ask you about lib

we are going to work through this with geraldo rivera host of geraldo at large. hang up. the lawyers for lisa irwin's parents say they are not opposed to separate interviews, they just don't want it unrestricted. they want to have the lawyers there with the parents twhe talk to police. is this a reasonable request? >> if i was representing them i would refuse to let them speak to the cops without me being present. i think that is law 101. the request by the officers to have the interview without the lawyers present is curious. it's not unprecedented. of course the cops would want to have unfettered access and be able to ask questions that might catch them in a lie, or a discrepancy, but still the lawyers job is to pretext his clients against self-incrimination, and i think that would be the basis of it. i think what is clear, the big headline here -- jenna: the bigger point here. >> -- is that the cops are absolutely filled with the belief that this couple is somehow central to this mystery, that it is the irwins themselves that hold the answers to the mystery of

geraldo rivera is host of "geraldo at large".udio stays on and gremlins are out of the system. and this is important. dr. baden, forensic expert went through her first autopsy with us. i asked him have you ever seen a suicide like this. he said no. i never seen a suicide like this and but homicide either and i think it suicide. >> the family believes it was homicide, not suicide. her family believe there was foul play here. your report, the second autopsy has not now been completed. it was at carlo university, find masters catholic university where dr. wecht has his office. they exhumed the body. they flew the body from san diego to pittsburgh. the autopsy was completed 90 minutes ago. dr. wecht is informing the family exactly what he found. we don't know what he found. we do know he communicated to family his findings. there are plenty of things in your fine interview with dr. baden yesterday. he pointed out there are many, many aspects of this body that do not seem in sync with a suicide. jenna: like what, for example? >> the b

>> bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight.ueler convicted of sexual battery for having sex with five male high school students in ohio. sentence to your years in prison. the mother of one of the boys believes that's a very light sentence. >> she groomed these boys. she took advantage of their vulnerabilities. she crossed the line and it is unacceptable. these events have changed him greatly. not only in his relationships with girls, but in addition, towards society as a whole. >> bill: here now fox news anchor geraldo rivera. so, in addition to the activity, the sexual activity she got them drunk. she gave them pot. >> wasn't charged with any of that. >> bill: testimony that wasn't refuted by the defense. so we can say without any reasonable doubt that this woman abused her authority as a high school teacher and corrupted these five boys and may be more. and you say. >> i agree with the first part. she clearly abused her authority and i feel nothing but sympathy for the mom who is just weeping there. it's just and i know, bill

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i am geraldo rivera. something politically significant may be happening here. >> it was social injustice in an unpopular war. >> 50 years later the tea party protest sgovtment ex troov begans and waste. >> on wall street and increasingly across the country the target is corporate greed the lack of justice and economic injustice. >> critics focus on violence. >> leaving some on the right to brand them anti-american. >> i am increasingly concerned about the growing mobs occupying wall street and the other cities across the country. >> i see people mad at them but this attack upon business and attack upon freedom. that is what this is all about. >> if you don't have a job you are not rich blame yourself. >> herman cain joins us tonight. while right and left disagree on who is to blame but most agree b is legitimate. >> our country is doing very poorly. >> it is young spontaneous, it's focused and it's going to be effective. >> wall street banks got billion dollar bail ju-- bailouts. >> it expresses the way a

i heard it for the first time with geraldo.exual harassment charges against -- filed complaints against herman cain who was president of the national restaurant association. we're waiting to see herman cain respond to this. there has been no confirmation who the women are. >> peter: whether money was paid. and no confirmation of the truth of the allegations that was made. but there is a lot of different questions and geraldo rivera last night really honed in on the spokesman for mr. cain to get some answers as to what was going on. >> yes or no, was there a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association? >> all i'm telling you right now is this it something that the establishment is trying to attack -- >> j.d., you seem you are evading my question. was there or was there not a cash settlement? >> gretchen: the person was being relatively vague that. could be for a variety of reasons. herman cain will be on fox at 11:20 a.m. eastern time today. so how should he respond now? we solicited the advice

geraldo rivera is standing by.e spent a lot of time in iraq, obviously, doing a variety -- >> reporter: more time than i've wanted to, jenna. jenna: well, it's been ten years. let's talk about the security for these troops now. we have 45,000 troops that we have to get out of that country in the next couple months, and everybody knows they're coming out. >> i think we can protect ourselves militarily, but i think security of our troops is the reason we're pulling out, aside from the fact that president obama has always made that the bad war versus afghanistan, the good war. but the real rubbing point, the contention has been that the status of forces agreement could not be ratified to the extent that it gave immunity to our troops this iraq. in other words, if they committed some collateral damage to a civilian, a civilian hurt in some military raid, they could have been sued or arrested by iraqi civilian authorities, and maliki's government wasn't strong enough to jam through an agreement that the iraqis would giv

reaction, bring in geraldo rivera who knows a lot about the war on terror. what is the headline of this story that the folks might not know? >> that there have been three times as many bad guys killed by president obama in just the last two years than during the period between 2004 and 2008. we have unleashed the superb technology, the drone. we have now an antidote to terrorism. it's not putting boots on the ground, bill, it's not the army that went into the iraq. it's not army that is currently in afghanistan its secure bases using thee precision weapons that not only take out the bad guys but also reduce collateral damage, civilian casualties to a minimum. we now have the antidote. we don't have it for long. it will be just a few years before other countries have the technology and other nongovernmental operatives have the drone technology but we have it now and we're using it. >> bill: i agree that this technology has made it easier for the united states to fight the bad guys but when was it perfected? do you know? was it at the end of the bush administr

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fox sending their you know the one guy who they think can infiltrate that group or all go because geraldo was is a lightning rod for that kind of of the square to go down there and broadcast live but you know again he goes down there with him and with their agenda as well i mean he goes down there and shows the drumbeating it cetera et cetera but does not talk to the young people in a matter of fact talks to tell the smiley cornell west who serve a dual purpose they can show the kind of reversion or you know that it has some movement of of scary black people as well as hippies on the one hand but it also fulfills the role of showing them as they are these are two men who have been very much in opposition to barack obama so it's a very well planned well produced sort of situation and you know the protesters kind of play into that when they do the fox news lies chant and that scares fox's demographic on the other hand you have c.n.n. which is owned by time warner which you know is beholden to a lot of investment banks and funds and wall street basically nori in this until the last minute ye

having their act together seems like they do forming a united front against fox news so as a hero as geraldo is at least out there in the thick of things being hated on the by the way where is anderson cooper. it's monday october tenth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our itsy. occupy wall street protests have been going strong as it enters its fourth week now hundreds remain camped out on wall street and in a spin off protests here in washington and cities across the country people are actually rising of voicing their frustration and anger at a system they say allows corruption and greed to flourish and benefit a privileged few while the masses suffer arts he's marina porton ana is there on the ground and cut an interview with head of artists and mortal technique she asked him about the movement still leaderless a month later and what comes next i think the tipping point might have been the arrest the mass arrests of the early eight hundred peaceful protesters on the brooklyn bridge that took place i know you've been very outspoken about it in the book so i think

geraldo at large at 10 p.m. eastern time on sunday. you both for that analysis, and we'll continue to watch it. gregg: all right, jenna, some new tension between the president and the speaker of the house. what's got john boehner all fired up? a very testy telephone call yesterday. we'll tell you about it next. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's new glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have 6 grams of sugars. with 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] new glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. jenna: right now some new information on a few other crime st

miller time, fridays with geraldo, is it legal? >> what do they bring to your programs?build it around with charismatic individuals and you don't know what is going to happen. >> you don't think having to go through a naked body scanner is a violation of your civil rights? >> by the way, why am i scanned when i come here? i think you know me by now. >> you know why you are scanned? because the guys want some giggles, that's why. >> fine. >> i see someone who has a good eye for great television. i see a man who works his tail off and knows his audience better than anyone in the cable game today. >> i've always been the same guy. i've been to every state. i know the country. and i like the country and i like the folks who live in the country. >> i'm a big fan. i enjoy you. >> hey, you are a good guy, bill. we don't have to be afraid of o'reilly because the truth never hurts. >> when it comes to reporting business news, neil cavuto and his experienced team, they own the market. up next, how cavuto was able to break down all that wall street lingo and help you not only survi

dennis williams, oregon, bill, your segment contrasting beck's view with geraldo is brilliant.tigation. from connecticut, bill, do you agree with beck that there is an international conspiracy to overthrow the u.s. government? if so, will you use your pulpit to expose it? since the founding of our republic, folks wanted to destroy it. we watch everything and analyze with fairness and accuracy. if there is something to be exposed, we will do it. irene thomas, in cincinnati, beck is right. i am not a union member, yet the seiu sent me an e-mail asking me to join the protesters. from south carolina, bill, you and lou dobbs agree there is no current proposal to do away with medicare for senior citizens. but reimbursements to doctors could drop unless congress acts f. that happens, many doctor also drop out of the program. fair point and the aarp should be specifically lobbying congress on that issue. not scaring granny into believing her entire health care coverage will vanish. we lock out for seniors here. but we realize the aarp right now is more interested in liberal philosophy.

miller time, fridays with geraldo, is it legal? >> what do they bring to your programs?build it around with charismatic individuals and you don't know what is going to happen. >> you don't think having to go through a naked body scanner is a violation of your civil rights? >> by the way, why am i scanned when i come here? i think you know me by now. >> you know why you are scanned? because the guys want some giggles, that's why. >> fine. >> i see someone who has a good eye for great television. i see a man who works his tail off and knows his audience better than anyone in the cable game today. >> i've always been the same guy. i've been to every state. i know the country. and i like the country and i like the folks who live in the country. >> i'm a big fan. i enjoy you. >> hey, you are a good guy, bill. we don't have to be afraid of o'reilly because the truth never hurts. >> when it comes to reporting business news, neil cavuto and his experienced team, they own the market. up next, how cavuto was able to break down all that wall street lingo and help you not only survi

geraldo rivera weekend, 10:00 p.m.p on the show, governor rick perry way down in the polls. but governor bobby jindal is still throwing his support behind him. we'll talk to the louisiana governor next. >> brian: need a wing man to go out on the town? how about asking grandma? how about that? this grandma and granddaughter tag team taking dating to a whole new level. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? yeah, maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? i'm a dad, coach... and i quit smoking with chantix. knowing that i could smoke during the first week was really important to me. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke -- and personally that's what i knew i needed. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts

then from geraldo rivera. >> the crowd is easy to mock. >> she said he is the most conservative candidate in the race and is he a christian. >> governor rick perry sticking up for his wife who said the governor is getting pounded because he is an outspoken christian. mike huckabee on that. >> would you like to bet me on that stat? >> i will bet you a paycheck? [ laughter ] >> bill: happy to do it. quite a shootout last night on the long-term show. we will letterman show. >> if i win donate your paycheck to charity. [ laughter ] >> caution, you where to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the first 1,000 days of president obama's administration that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. monday marks that anniversary. let's do a no spin assessment of the president's tenure thus far. the two most important issues are the economy and fighting terrorism. first ladder he has done well. bad guys are on the run. gitmo remains open and the number of terror plots h

miller time, fridays with geraldo, is it legal? >> what do they bring to your programs?it around with charismatic individuals and you don't know what is going to happen. >> you don't think having to go through a naked body scanner is a violation of your civil rights? >> by the way, why am i scanned when i come here? i think you know me by now. >> you know why you are scanned? because the guys want some giggles, that's why. >> fine. >> i see someone who has a good eye for great television. i see a man who works his tail off and knows his audience better than anyone in the cable game today. >> i've always been the same guy. i've been to every state. i know the country. and i like the country and i like the folks who live in the country. >> i'm a big fan. i enjoy you. >> hey, you are a good guy, bill. we don't have to be afraid of o'reilly because the truth never hurts. >> when it comes to reporting business news, neil cavuto and his experienced team, they own the market. up next, how cavuto was able to break down all that wall street lingo and help you not only survive, bu

miller time, fridays with geraldo, is it legal? >> what do they bring to your programs? individuals and you don't know what is going to happen. >> you don't think having to go through a naked body scanner is a violation of your civil rights? >> by the way, why am i scanned when i come here? i think you know me by now. >> you know why you are scanned? because the guys want some giggles, that's why. >> fine. >> i see someone who has a good eye for great television. i see a man who works his tail off and knows his audience better than anyone in the cable game today. >> i've always been the same guy. i've been to every state. i know the country. and i like the country and i like the folks who live in the country. >> i'm a big fan. i enjoy you. >> hey, you are a good guy, bill. we don't have to be afraid of o'reilly because the truth never hurts. >> when it comes to reporting business news, neil cavuto and his experienced team, they own the market. up next, how cavuto was able to break down all that wall street lingo and help you not only survive, but prosper. ♪ [ female anno

rivera, well, not geraldo -- >> he might be. i don't know. >> some interesting lefties out there, too, but is he afraid to get ahead of that mob, too? >> he wants the energy from the movement without necessarily having the baggage of the movement. he's a fool if he doesn't try to get to harness -- >> would you do it? would you get out in front and risk the fact it's a mixed crowd? >> he needs to harness this populist energy. he needs to get out there and do it. i don't think this movement allowed him to do it. because, basically, they allowed him to do it in 2008 and allowed him to be the emblem of the movement and then he betrayed them. >> but they're there. they exist and they're active and they're doing something, which you don't see on the center/left spectrum. you don't see a million people in washington like this. >> i don't think he has to own the movement, i think he has to address the issues that the movement are rallying around. people are really mad. how can it be in the united states of america, the top 1% have that