i'm geraldo rivera.ster, and, they were tracking the story from its shore. >> reporter: the tiny island of giglio sleeps and wakes to the dramatic image, the reminder of lives lost on a holiday cruise that ended in tragedy. >> for us it was our september 11th. our lives will never be the same again. i can't explain it. >> reporter: giglio was originally a fishing island with the clearest seas you can imagine. now, it is a tranquil tourist destination. and, nearly a week after the costa concordia tragedy, giglio is also a grim hunting ground for answers, clues about what happened to those still missing. bereft family members from around the world make the journey here for answers. kevin's brother, russell, is missing. he was a waiter on the costa concordia and he made a personal appeal to the divers. >> i said, i am looking for my brother. if you see him, his brother is waiting outside for him. >> reporter: gillalso the home the maitre de. and, that haven't the only personal tie to the island, a colleague

geraldo, covering war is for young people.e are old now and we are supposed to be sitting here using our brains and the young people go over there and do this. our offices happen to be right next to each other. every time there say crisis in the world and i got to get on a plane to get there. why are you so eager. >> used be i was marshall dillon and now chester. >> i don't know. it is in my blood in a sense. in terms of the military and conflict after 10 year post 9/11 world. untiling in the armed forces here and there and everywhere. iraq and stan tan and going off to places like somalia and middle east. it is an affinity for our gi's. i just get more money than they do. and so just as ron paul gets support from the military families, you have done this, you are more anti-war? >> well, i am anti-foreign adventure. i think we can't be the policemen of the world. i see how imprecise the weapon and military is and expensive and not just the blood which is the most profound expense . but waste over the last 10 years. it is incre

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. >> geraldo: behind me that is new york harbor. for centuries sea going vessels of all shapes and sizes have passed in and out of harbor. wasn't so long ago when you boarded a ship bound for the high seas you knew that real risk was involved. this week in the mediterranean sea came a staggering reminder that the sea is still dangerous and unforgiving. an ultramodern cruise liner sunk by what appears to be colossal bad judgment and the tragedy compounded by possible cowardice is and gross negligence. in a fran take race against time most of the passengers and crew were safely evacuated but not all of them and now the costa concordia is synonomous with one of the most infamous cruiseline accidents in modern history. i have navigated these waters and the mediterranean, too. i know that disaster is always possible on the water and all too likely when you forget that. tonight the still unfolding story of the concordia's short voyage that started with high anticipation and ended in terror. >> i'm thinking oh, my god, how am i going to fi

. >> geraldo: behind me that is new york harbor. for centuries sea going vessels of all shapes and sizes have passed in and out of harbor. wasn't so long ago when you boarded a ship bound for the high seas you knew that real risk was involved. this week in the mediterranean sea came a staggering reminder that the sea is still dangerous and unforgiving. an ultramodern cruise liner sunk by what appears to be colossal bad judgment and the tragedy compounded by possible cowardice is and gross negligence. in a fran take race against time most of the passengers and crew were safely evacuated but not all of them and now the costa concordia is synonomous with one of the most infamous cruiseline accidents in modern history. i have navigated these waters and the mediterranean, too. i know that disaster is always possible on the water and all too likely when you forget that. tonight the still unfolding story of the concordia's short voyage that started with high anticipation and ended in terror. >> i'm thinking oh, my god, how am i going to fi

i am geraldo rivera. probably too late to prevent a romney land slide in new hampshire. he's still up by between 15-20 points in the latest poll. that didn't stop the gop candidates from running into the frontrunner this morning in the fast and furious last debate before tuesday's first in the nation primary. >> why shouldn't governor romney be the nominee of this party? >> i think that a bold reagan conservative with a very strong economic plan is a lot more likely to succeed in that campaign than a relatively timid massachusetts moderate who even the wall street journal said had an economic plan that resembled obama. >> the one thing you can't tell people of new hampshire about is the people who watched me next door. they saw i was a solid conservative and i brought important change to massachusetts. >> if it was so great as governor of massachusetts why didn't you run for reelection. if you didn't want to stand before the people ch massachusetts and run on the record if it was that great why did you bail out? the bottom line is i go and fight the fight. >> people go t

now back to "geraldo at large".or latest news go to fox news.com. >> this is my first video diary. it is october 13th which is a thursday 2011. just surreal how much things have changed since july and how many things haven't changed. the good things is things are start to go look up and things are starting to change in a good way. hopefully things stay good and they only get better. >> more in a moenlt. first in a prime time exclusive we have the update the video diary has reignited the bit ter feelings so many harbor for casey anthony who has been living in seclusion since the charges she murdered her precious 2-year-old daughter caylee. jose biaz will talk about the tape. welcome. >> good to see you. >> she is still living in seclusion in florida where she has to stay for how long? >> until the end of her probation which will be through out august. >> until the end of august she is stuck in seclusion in an undisclosed location. yet obviously she is active on the internet. she talks about getting this computer that

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. >> geraldo: behind me that is new york harbor. for centuries sea going vessels of all shapes and sizes have passed in and out of harbor. wasn't so long ago when you boarded a ship bound for the high seas you knew that real risk was involved. this week in the mediterranean sea came a staggering reminder that the sea is still dangerous and unforgiving. an ultramodern cruise liner sunk by what appears to be colossal bad judgment and the tragedy compounded by possible cowardice is and gross negligence. in a fran take race against time most of the passengers and crew were safely evacuated but not all of them and now the costa concordia is synonomous with one of the most infamous cruiseline accidents in modern history. i have navigated these waters and the mediterranean, too. i know that disaster is always possible on the water and all too likely when you forget that. tonight the still unfolding story of the concordia's short voyage that started with high anticipation and ended in terror. >> i'm thinking oh, my god, how am i going to fi

we have two stories geraldo reported on earlier.n will be dropping out of the race for the gop on monday. mitt r the utah governor finished third in the new hampshire primary. it came after days with family friends and advisors. rescuers continue to search for survivors aboard the cruise ship that ran aground off the italian coast. they are searching for 15 people still missing. two are said to be american. it ran aground on friday in the italian coast guard saying the ship's black box has been recovered. so far no new information has been released. i am marianne rafferty. now back to geraldo at large. >>> >> the most anti illegal immigration person ever, never once mentioned that his father was born in mexico his grandfather was born in mexico. he is a hypocrite. >> now you go off the rails. >> how do you talk about illegal immigration of mexicans. >> it doesn't matter. my people are from ireland i didn't know what t-- like what the ira did. >> how can you talk about all of these mexicans and never mention your father is one of the

geraldo, covering war is for young people.e old now and we are supposed to be sitting here using our brains and the young people go over there and do this. our offices happen to be right next to each other. every time there say crisis in the world and i got to get on a plane to get there. why are you so eager. >> used be i was marshall dillon and now chester. >> i don't know. it is in my blood in a sense. in terms of the military and conflict after 10 year post 9/11 world. untiling in the armed forces here and there and everywhere. iraq and stan tan and going off to places like somalia and middle east. it is an affinity for our gi's. i just get more money than they do. and so just as ron paul gets support from the military families, you have done this, you are more anti-war? >> well, i am anti-foreign adventure. i think we can't be the policemen of the world. i see how imprecise the weapon and military is and expensive and not just the blood which is the most profound expense . but waste over the last 10 years. it is incredibl

geraldo with the latest. caution, you are about 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. is the presidential election a big joke? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. let me set this up for you. i believe about 50% of americans actually know what's going on in the country. people like you who watch news programs, read newspapers, listen to news talk radio. you guys understand the tempo of the country. but unfortunately half of we the people never bother informing themselves. they form opinions based upon what they hear, what their friends say and what they see in the popular culture. so without a doubt this year's presidential race will be influenced by pop culture the question is how much? recent study by george mason university in virginia says last year the republicans were the targets of jokes from late night comedians three times as often oas democrats. the comedians

i am geraldo rivera. newt gingrich is holding a carpet bombing campaign of attacks ads is burying in him in florida. two-days left before the republican primary in the important sunshine state the nbc news maris poll releases romney is pulling further ahead from the former speaker. 42 percent to 27. with santorum and paul still polling in the double digits but far behind. public policy polling had i am proegs with romney oef gingrich by 8 points 40-32 percent. that story was public saturday before romney's attacks obliterated the speaker's attempts to fight back. the information comes from the brand new rasmussen report romney over gingrich. for the former government 28 percent for the speaker the gap is righting by the hour. buddy, what do you think? is it really opening up to gap minute by minute. >> one week ago evidences fresh up on his south carolina victory. this disappeared by midweek we had romney up by 8 the same trend is heading in that direction. part of it is the financial retorses. he did so

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let's talk about it with geraldo rivera, host of "geraldo at large." of jilted ex-girlfriends who didn't apparently like the way he had treated them or the way he had broken up with them. they put his name out there, he says that's wrong, that they're lying, and he's suing them. does he have a case? >> well, it depends on whether or not what they're saying is true or not, jon, because it's the slander and libel laws that will apply. in terms of the internet, these are anonymous postings -- in this case on a web site called liars, cheaters are us.com, and some people consider it cyber trashing or smearing, i but these web sites allow anonymous postings -- in this case calling this guy a devious don juan, saying be forewarned, he's scum, run far away, and it turns out one is a relationship he had, a woman with whom he has a child, and another girlfriend who he broke up with. and both women he discerned who they were, they didn't put their names on the web site. both of them are now represented by gloria allred, the famed women's rights attorney. and she'

geraldo is next. >> fridays with geraldo segment tonight. joran van der sloot sentenced today for 28 years in prison for murdering yet another woman 21-year-old stephany flores. is he widely believed to have killed natalee holloway on the island of aruba. with us how is geraldo rivera. i'm hearing there is a parole system down there where he could get out and wouldn't have to serve the full 28. >> don't hold your breath. is he going down for the vast majority of the 28 year sentence. we have heard the last of joran van der sloot unless he dies in prison which i think is also entirely likely. >> bill: entirely likely? >> is he extremely unpopular person. he killed a young woman, stephany flores ramirez whose father is very popular, very powerful. he is going to a prison in the high andy's. it is a harsh place. it is totally fitting and appropriate that joran van der sloot who we believe killed natalee holloway now will see this as the rest of his fate. 52 years old when he gets out. justice has been delayed but not denied. >> bill: you believ

now, back to "geraldo at large."arge. >>> >> the most anti illegal immigration person ever, never once mentioned that his father was born in mexico his grandfather was born in mexico. he is a hypocrite. >> now you go off the rails. >> how do you talk about illegal immigration of mexicans. >> it doesn't matter. my people are from ireland i didn't know what t-- like what the ira did. >> how can you talk about all of these mexicans and never mention your father is one of them. (speaking spanish) >> who knew in a presidential race in which the hispanic vote could be crucial mitt romney had a secret that he choose not to reveal. his father the wonderful former michigan governor george romney and his great grandfather were both born in mexico. romney's great grandfather miles romney fleeing there to escape utah's laws banning polygamy. he had five wives at the time utah said polygamy is over. if elected technically mitt romney could be the first hispanic president since under mexican law he could have dual mexican citizens

geraldo rivera very interested in immigration issues.ne of our do baits almost went into a mud wrestling mat a few years ago immigration major topic last night. >> you have had an ad running saying that speaker gingrich called spanish, quote, the language of the gets toe. what do you mean by that? frks i haven't seen the ated. i'm sorry i don't get to see all the tv ads. i don't know, did he say that? >> no. what i said was we want everybody to learn english. i didn't use the word spanish. >> one of your ads running here in florida on the radio and at the end you say i'm mitt romney and i approve this ard. -- ad. >> let me did you say what the ad. >> it's taken totally out of context. did i not say it about spanish. >> bill: number one, the governor should have known what was in the ad if you are going to put your name on it. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. have you got to know what the message is, all right? that was against him. number two, newt gingrich roll the tape. >> we should replace bilingual education with immersion

here is geraldo rivera. >> good morning, behind me is new york harbor, vessels of all shapes and sizes. and we you boarded a ship bound for the high seas, you knew that real risk was involved. this week, from the mediterranean sea, the sea is unfor giving and what appears to be colassel bad judgment. the tragedy compounded and the frantic race against time and most of the passengers and crew were safely evacuated. not all of them. now the costa concordia, one of the most-- i'm a sailor, myself. and these borders and the mediterranean, i know that disaster is always possible on the water and and tonight, the still-unfolding story of the concordia, and started anticipation and ended in terr terror. ♪ >> i'm thinking, objection, my god, how am i going to find lynn? how am i going to find her? >> they didn't know what, nobody knew what-- >> and yelling out loud and-- >> you've got to be-- >> i had-- i thought i was going to die. >> i remember thinking to myself. there's a point in the whole ordeal that we're going to die. it's going to be on a life bo boat. (scream (screams). >> . >> we we

here is geraldo rivera. >> good evening. behind me that's new york harbor. for centuries sea going vessels of all shapes and sizes passed in and out of this harbor. it wasn't so long ago that when you boarded a ship bound for the high seas you knew real risk was involved. this week came a staggering reminder that the sea is still dangerous and unfor giving. ultra modern cruise liner sunk by colossal bad judgment. the tragedy compounded by possibly coward decembs and gro negligence. most of the passengers and crew were safely evacuated but not all of them. now the costa concordia is synonymous with one of the most infamous cruise line in history. i have navigated these waters and mediterranean, too. i know disaster is always possible on the water and all too likely when you forget that. tonight the still unfolding story of the concordia's short voyage that started with high anticipation and ended in terror. >> i kept thinking how am i going to find lynn? how am i going to find her? >> nobody knew what to do. >> you don't want to yell it out loud. >> i thought