. >> geraldo: this is a fox news alert. i'm geraldo rivera live on location in newtown, connected cut. scene of the murder of 20 children. six adults teaching and caring for them. as expressions of horror and sympathy poor in this picturesque new england town for millions of americans from the white house, from leaders around the world, even from the pope himself. we ask why. why would anyone perpetrate this terror against defenseless children? why would anybody massacre boys and girls who cannot comprehend the depraved crime even as it was being inflicted against them. what sole could disregard for the precious young lives he ended on a sunny december morning in connecticut. so today as we grieve the tiny people who perish by violence during the height of the christmas season and a wonderful town, virtually untouched before friday by the wickedness of the world. and we pledge our support for their families and friends and neighbors who will never be the same memory, incalculable loss. we also seek to find out why and what

of pepto-bismol to-go. >> geraldo: 3, 2, 1.es not mean the federal acontrol act can still be waged by the feds on pot smokers and sellers. be that as it may an industry is taking shape around these new laws. joined in seattle by the director of hemp fest mcpeak and denver managing director of dixie edibles trip keebler. get it? you first, hemp fest, what is it and are you happy? >> hemp fest is the world's largest annual can business reform event. we get about 1 can any business into you thattists come out without incident. these laws are fixing a problem that doesn't exist and he we are really excited that washington state has taken a huge step forward tore equality and liberty. >> what i understand could've production are you going to sell besides the old roll and smoke them if you have got them. >> good evening, geraldo. it is a manufacturer of infused products. primarily the aspect being thc providing euphoria to patients here in the state of colorado and hopefully elsewhere. >> geraldo: did you bring any displays? >> i did

. >> geraldo: this is a fox news alert. i'm geraldo rivera live on location in newtown, connected cut. scene of the murder of 20 children. six adults teaching and caring for them. as expressions of horror and sympathy poor in this picturesque new england town for millions of americans from the white house, from leaders around the world, even from the pope himself. we ask why. why would anyone perpetrate this terror against defenseless children? why would anybody massacre boys and girls who cannot comprehend the depraved crime even as it was being inflicted against them. what sole could disregard for the precious young lives he ended on a sunny december morning in connecticut. so today as we grieve the tiny people who perish by violence during the height of the christmas season and a wonderful town, virtually untouched before friday by the wickedness of the world. and we pledge our support for their families and friends and neighbors who will never be the same memory, incalculable loss. we also seek to find out why and what

. >> if agree with that, actually, geraldo. that's why i have been a leading voice in my party, talking about what we need to do here in washington, dc on the immigration. i think we need a knew rhetoric and new policies that actually solve the problem at immigration. no republican needs to fool themselves. we need to solve the immigration problem so latinos can agree with us on other issues. >> latino families are no different than other american families. we first and foremost care about our families that's why the comprehensive immigration reform is so important. it's just not about the kids who were brought here. it's about keeping the families together. they can talk all they want. they can use the rhetoric all they want. the real thing is ideas and pom sunday, and i believe that's why latino families have been voting for democrats over the last decade. >> it's unfortunate the last four years have actually hurt latino families than the previous four years. more hispanic families in poverty motion hispanic families losing t

sounds like a good days moo me geraldo. benny axi benny golfed, gov. >> this is the 4th time the president has been called on to respond to a mass dur der. up next, we will find out from mike kobe ben what happened with that on nonmouse phone call. the president as healer in chief after this. on your prepaid card? introducing chase liquid. the reloadable card with no fee reloads and withdrawals at chase atms. all for one flat monthly fee so there's zero confusion. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. >> the shooting after the theater and tonight the president touched their hearts. >> since i have been president this is the 4th time we have come together to comfort a grieving community torn apart by mass shootings. fourth time we consoled survivors and fourth time we con souled the families of victims. in between there have been an endless series of dead light shootings across the country almost daily reports of victims many of them children, in small towns and big cities all across america. vic times whose much of

sounds like a good days moo me geraldo.xi benny golfed, gov. >> this is the 4th time the president has been called on to respond to a mass dur der. up next, we will find out from mike kobe ben what happened with that on nonmouse phone call. the president as healer in chief after this. .so as you can see, s customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real though. this computer-animated coffee tastes dreadful. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 % or more on car insurance. someone get me a latte will ya, please? >> the shooting after the theater and tonight the president touched their hearts. >> since i have been president this is the 4th time we have come together to comfort a grieving community torn apart by mass shootings. fourth time we consoled survivors and fourth time we con souled the families o

okay, geraldo. this is so heart-breaking and so sad. this thing that is so -- brings such great news to britain's new baby coming for the prince and princess and now this. where does this stand? >> first of all, at the very least you have two radio djs have invaded the privacy of a sick, pregnant woman. you know, regardless of who she is. and i think it is, you know, good news that michael christian and mel greg, the degees you dj's have been suspended or maybe fired by their boss. the prank not so malicious as many. have you got horrible ones where you have young teenagers who are seduced by the prank call thingy. it's some relative or a school counselor rerevealing details of sex lives, et cetera. there is nbc does to catch a predator and they sting people and go out and kill themselves. here it was just a kind of maybe benign in a sense but illegal in the united states. they are laws to protect the privacy of patients. what the nurse receptionist did in telling the callers what the condition of the patient was, you know, she had rest

geraldo rivary is standing by in newtown, but more importantly geraldo, i can't think of any major american trannel dee that you have not seen up close and personal in the last 40 years. how does this one compare to the tragic events that you cover as a reporter in the past four decades. >> governor, let me if i may, start by you know, giving you a electronically a big embrace and agreeing with you. this crime, this crime, this atrocity was a godless act and that this perpetrator was in every way the devil incarnate here on earth. he was the agent of the apocalypse. ip am not a preacher, i have an unusual as you know thelogical background, my jewish mother and catholic father. but it is impossible for me to miss the point that were this a faith-based young man, he could not possibly have perpetrated the evil. this was not just crime. this was evil. this was debase. this was something that so utterly beyond the realm of appropriate civilized conduct. this was someone who wanted to inflict pain and in inflicting pain, he chose the most vulnerable victims, six years old and 7 years old in firs

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geraldo rivary is standing by in newtown, but more importantly geraldo, i can't think of any major american trannel dee that you have not seen up close and personal in the last 40 years. how does this one compare to the tragic events that you cover as a reporter in the past four decades. >> governor, let me if i may, start by you know, giving you a electronically a big embrace and agreeing with you. this crime, this crime, this atrocity was a godless act and that this perpetrator was in every way the devil incarnate here on earth. he was the agent of the apocalypse. ip am not a preacher, i have an unusual as you know thelogical background, my jewish mother and catholic father. but it is impossible for me to miss the point that were this a faith-based young man, he could not possibly have perpetrated the evil. this was not just crime. this was evil. this was debase. this was something that so utterly beyond the realm of appropriate civilized conduct. this was someone who wanted to inflict pain and in inflicting pain, he chose the most vulnerable victims, six years old and 7 years old in firs

geraldo rivary is standing by in newtown, but more importantly geraldo, i can't think of any major american trannel dee that you have not seen up close and personal in the last 40 years. how does this one compare to the tragic events that you cover as a reporter in the past four decades. >> governor, let me if i may, start by you know, giving you a electronically a big embrace and agreeing with you. this crime, this crime, this atrocity was a godless act and that this perpetrator was in every way the devil incarnate here on earth. he was the agent of the apocalypse. ip am not a preacher, i have an unusual as you know thelogical background, my jewish mother and catholic father. but it is impossible for me to miss the point that were this a faith-based young man, he could not possibly have perpetrated the evil. this was not just crime. this was evil. this was debase. this was something that so utterly beyond the realm of appropriate civilized conduct. this was someone who wanted to inflict pain and in inflicting pain, he chose the most vulnerable victims, six years old and 7 years old in firs

geraldo rivary is standing by in newtown, but more importantly geraldo, i can't think of any major american trannel dee that you have not seen up close and personal in the last 40 years. how does this one compare to the tragic events that you cover as a reporter in the past four decades. >> governor, let me if i may, start by you know, giving you a electronically a big embrace and agreeing with you. this crime, this crime, this atrocity was a godless act and that this perpetrator was in every way the devil incarnate here on earth. he was the agent of the apocalypse. ip am not a preacher, i have an unusual as you know thelogical background, my jewish mother and catholic father. but it is impossible for me to miss the point that were this a faith-based young man, he could not possibly have perpetrated the evil. this was not just crime. this was evil. this was debase. this was something that so utterly beyond the realm of appropriate civilized conduct. this was someone who wanted to inflict pain and in inflicting pain, he chose the most vulnerable victims, six years old and 7 years old in firs

geraldo joins us.nference today. what do you expect them to say? >> well, let me be very clear about this. if wayne la pierre, the very effective, very articulate head, executive vice president of the national rifle association does not indicate that the nra has finally come to recognize that there is no legitimate reason beyond extremely limited circumstances like highly regulated gun clubs or the military or law enforcement for these assault weapons or extended magazines, i will come on this program after the holidays and i will shred my membership card. i think that the second amendment does not contemplate the arming of anybody willie nilly, regardless of their mental history, regardless of their permanent -- >> steve: you just touched on it. this is a guy who had some significant mental and neurological problems. when you put any gun in the hand of somebody like that and now we see the warning signs of his mother apparently was within -- >> not good enough, steve. >> steve: listen, we've got to fi

the factor returns shortly. >> bill: fridays with geraldo segment. barbara jones who sits here in manhattan has given three convicted terrorists doing work for al qaeda five years in prison each when they could have gotten 20 years. what the heck is going on? here now, mr. rivera. so, tell us about this case. >> can i first give you overview? the biggest fear that we have is that the terrorists will become drug dealers and fund their violent activities against the western world with drug proceeds in the way that factor the revolution group in colombia has funded for decades. >> bill: and the taliban. >> biggest only yum producener afghanistan. they are funding their war against the united states and the west by a drug deal. >> drug deal. >> bill: right. >> what's the new front in terms of drug dealing? it is africa. the route is from south america to africa, to europe. where is the new al qaeda organizations? where are they budding? where are they really being troublesome? witness benghazi, northern and western africa. that's where we fear al qaeda i

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>> much more tonight from newtown, connecticut. 10 o'clock eastern time with a special edition of geraldo >> thank you, my friend. >> as the nation tries to figure this out and parents try to make a connection to what happened here and you consider the innocent lives lost in newtown. many aring and thinking of those who survived. they are kindergartens who just lived through that no one should see. how do they cope. dr. mark seigle is with me. member of the fox's medical a teem. there is it a symptom called ptfd does something like that apply to a five year old child? it is run because of the wars and applies to children, and statistics are shocking. 77 percent of the kids in this school are going to suffer from these symptoms and 35 percent of the kids in the neighborhood not even at the school. we are talking about disruptions and feeling alone and inability to trust anyone and reliving thes in reverse order and anticipating the next time it is going to happen. it takes weeks and months for kids to recover from this. lucky psychotherapy helps . they have to get these kids in therapy. ni

geraldo rivera a great santa because all coming up at the top of the hour.have great music and news by the numbers. >>> don't go away and don't miss it. >> living in a california apartment complex launching a campaign to save christmas. earlier this week managers of a los angeles building asked any one to take out christmas trees visible in the areas because they were considered religious symbols. they decorated their tree with a sign. no response from the new manager. >> motor trend magazine voting the ram 13400 truck of the year. the truck was praised for the air suspension choice avengeance variety of triple levels and towing capability. it's the first time the ram has not been referenced with the dodge. >> it is time for our holiday wish list. we are getting gift ideas from the holiday season it's all about the men in our lives. editor thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> you want your guys to smell good. this is an of the month subscription service they send you sample sized products of really high end kind of toile y toiletries thin

we are good friends and here is why you have to love geraldo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> eric: perfectme. they asked me to host this thing last night for the wounded warrior project. they put products across country from dory toes to clorox. heinz ketchup. when you buy heinz ketch finish there is a wounded warrior thing on there, buy it and the money goes to wounded warrior project. brilliant idea. if you see the logo, buy the product. >> dana: excellent. smart. great. i am going to guest host for governor mike huckabee. i know you will cancel your plans to see it. i have congressman allen west, bob is dieing to see. we will talk about hurricane sandy victims not happy about how the government and insurance companies are treating them in the wake of that. >> what instrument will you play?

prime geraldo will do specials and janine piro will be doing stuff. stay with fox nuse channel throughout the the weekend. i am sorry i have to report it horrible story spout off about the factor. oreilly news.com. word of the day. no billings when running the factor. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin here. we are definitely >>> this remains a fluid situation, with pieces of information continuing to emerge. and our own rick leventhal son the scene. rick has the latest. >> schools are on lock down. the medical examiner and investigators are collecting evidence and going to the gruesome task of identifying bodies of 27 victims, including the shooter who shot himself after killing six adults and 20 kids, inside that have school. what we're now being told, what i've been told by investigators and federal law enforcement sources is that shooter killed his mother, shot her in the head in the home they share, here in newtown, connecticut this morning. then, took the three weapons she owned, a glock, a sig sauer handgun, and he gained entrance to the sch

it ran in geraldo at the restaurant and i thought it was fox in puerto rico. >> eric: we met in a hot. [ laughter ] i think that is juan williams. >> andrea: is that where the story ends? >> eric: i'm walking across a pool, walking by, drink in my hand. walk over and i think that's juan williams in the hot tub. juan? hey, bolling. just what reese up, dude? >> eric: i love new year's eve. it's my second favorite holiday. fourth of july is my favorite, midto feel summer. new year's eve is second. happy time of the jeer. >> andrea: i don't have any fun hot tub stories. >> kimberly: that you went to share. >> andrea: i actually like it. i used to not like it. inused to think it was totally overrated. i still kind of do, but i don't know. the last couple of new year's have been fun. i'm in to it. tonight will be a good night. >> greg: you remind me of the year i met john gibson in the steep room. hemmer was there. i think they drugged me. it woke up somewhere in new jersey without my pants. it's predictable. i don't likebe new year's eve. a stupid thing. arbitrary thing. why be reminded i'

prime geraldo will do specials and janine piro will be doing stuff. stay with fox nuse channel throughout the the weekend. i am sorry i have to report it horrible story spout off about the factor. oreilly news.com. word of the day. no billings when running the factor. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin here. we are definitely looking out for you. this is a fox nuse alert. 12 hours removed from an unthinkable tragedy in newtown, connecticut where we know that 28 people are dead them children and 7 of them adults and one of them the shooter. a 911 call came from the school reports of a shooter inside. local and state police immediately responded and what they found inside described by police as horrific. we obtained the audio tapes while the tragedy unfold. >>> caller indicated someone shoot negligent building. it is the front class. we have multiple weapons and one rifle and a shot gun. we need ambulances here apap. >>> the shooter is 20 year old adam lanza, his mother is a teacher at sandy hook. reportedly killed in her home by lansa before the ass

with us now, geraldo rivera. between us, we pretty much seen what there is to see in this world, but this kind of evil has got to be at the top of the chart. >> you know, bill, i've been eye to eye with charles manson. i've been a war correspondent for seven years, i covered the worse atrocities of iraq and afghanistan. this is the worst thing ever. i have a scene in my mind that i just can't get out of my mind. he had the three weapons. he had the glock and the six hour, both .9 millimeter, the 223 bush master. it's unclear whether or not he used it. most reports are suggesting he left that one in the car, which means he went into the school, gets past security, gets into the classroom, one or two classrooms and starts firing at the little children. at some point he has to run out of ammunition. even if he has extended magazines, at some point he has to reload. so the scene i have in my mind is these babies, between the ages of five and ten, as this grownup -- these are children who have never seen evil. these a

prime geraldo will do specials and janine piro will be doing stuff. stay with fox nuse channel throughout the the weekend. i am sorry i have to report it horrible story spout off about the factor. oreilly news.com. word of the day. no billings when running the factor. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin here. we are definitely y y y y y ♪ ♪ >> this is a saturday he edition of "fox & friends first." i'm patti ann browne. >> and i'm heather knauer. it is saturday, december the 15th. we have a fox news alert to bring you right now. and this morning we've learned much much more about that awful tragedy that unfolded yesterday in newtown connecticut. 20 children and six adults gunned down inside an elementary school there. first, we have the latest time line emerging from the tragedy at about 9:30 a.m. classes begin at the sandy hook elementary school. it's known as one of the state's top schools. some teachers and faculty members were gathered in the main office for a meeting about five minutes later they hear gunshots and duck under tables. the school'

earlier he did some shopping and he was caught by a miami geraldo photographer ink there on his back. is walking around he is not only surrounded by cameras from not only national but international as well tourists using pictures with him. mcafee he likes to hear in south beach no longer in central american jail. >> i like to walk around. i like the fact that there is no one trying to shoot me. i'm very happy being here. >> 20-year-old girlfriend samantha as does his other girlfriend 18-year-old named amy. mcafeces they are in hiding for his own safety but he is trying to get the state department to help get him here soon lovely south beach. harris? >> harris: people posing for pictures. no official charges against this guy but they do want to talk to him about his neighbor's murder. >> yeah. we were talking about that with some of the tourists. he is a suspect to a degree by police in belize for a murder. but still he has become so widely known thanks to his blogs and nonstop tv coverage or the last several weeks set latest spectacle as you said. >> harris: phil keating live in miami

we at cbs news and geraldo rivera and people going out and saying this is totally bogus. it's totally wrong. we are exclusive about six and a half months before it finally got confirmed. it was a very uncomfortable period. we a lot of -- >> i went to the clinton library only, and i did not see the blue dress. [laughter] it just wasn't there. >> son of a gun. >> time goes on and we forget, but in writing this book i went back and reread some of those, what was happening at the time. today, listen, it was always an awful story because i'm the one and it seemed potentially important on the other hand it was incredibly tawdry. you are not covering yourself in glory. the thing you have to remember is that the time the blue dress was reported, the basic claim of the white house is it never happened, she's lying. if you recall president clinton met with a series of cabinet officers and said never happen. the reports, i'm not a reports of friends of monica lewinsky said she makes things up, she fantasizes. so the blue dress ended up being, it there have never been able to discove

now they're common and going back to columbine that's unfortunately where it started and geraldo rivera look back at how this unfortunate and as unfortunate has become a trend. >> it was really kind of mayhem in the room, trying to find your kids and making sure they're safe and the situation and making sure everybody else is safe. >> friday's massacre in connecticut is among the the worst school shootings. >> it does not seem real, like it's even possible. you read it in the paper and see it in the news, oh, my gothed, that poor family and then you have something happen so close to home, i think i'm still in shock, to be honest with you. >> the latest in a dreadful series of mass murders, beginning with columbine, high school in littleton, colorado in april of 1999. 12 students and a teacher all murdered and 24 injured by classmates harris and klebold. >> and where we are, we're in the burbs for god's sake. this wasn't the place. >> and the columbine slaughter begins at # 1:19 and yelling go, go. >> at first i didn't know it was real. >> armed with pipe bombs and automatics and the pai

comfortable to the fact that we're basically lying to everyone, making this fraud, that oh, wow, look, geraldodn't stick anything in al capone's vault. there was nothing there. and that was end of that. and you live with it, exactly. megyn: jonna, his lawyer is pointing out after the famous quiz show debacle back in the 1950s where they were rigging the show. >> yeah. megyn: that congress passed anment to the communication act of 1934 to prevent people from fixing game shows the question is this a game show? would it fall within the purview of that act? >> i say absolutely not. this is reality show. guys, we all know there is very little reality in these reality shows. and if they are rigging it, thank god because real-life would be boring. this show would be no more exciting than going to a garage sale, megyn. who would pay to watch that? they have a ton of viewers because people like excitement. we don't care if it is fake. let it be fake. this is issue whether or not he violated his contract. whether they violated the contract in letting him go. it is a contract action. nothing more. being

tomorrow, friday, that means geraldo rivera drops by. >> gretchen: he will. and we're going to have more with the cast from "a christmas story" in our after the show show. we can hardly wait. >> brian: you just finding this out for the first time? >> steve: who needs broadway when you got fox friends friends. see you tomorrow, everybody. bill: the syrian government confirming it's getting its chemical weapons ready and may use it. the assad regime prepared the nerve gas sarin and loaded it. martha: i'm martha maccallum. president obama is warning assad that the whole world is watching his actions very closely, and if he were to use chemical weapons on his own people, it would clearly have large consequences for him. bill: secretary of state hillary clinton called an emergency meeting with the pentagon. >> the pentagon has contingency plans for everything including the chemical attack. it's believed according to a u.s. source that syria has put this sarin fast into cannisters that could be dropped from planes. these cannisters are designed to fracture so the d

we're going to be winners because we hope you will join us tomorrow as is always the case on friday, geraldo rivera is going to be joining us live. and we're going to show you how it take great holiday pictures. you know the photographs? you've got digital cameras. how often do you cut people's heads off? >> brian: florida georgia line coming up in the after the show show. they're awesome and got another great song waiting for you. >> gretchen: join me on studio b today, 3:00 p.m. eastern. here we ép, america. foxç news alert. yo. knewç worries government spending issspeeding out of control againsas the fed chair ben b%jbpgke says he will notmy let up on stimulus÷ú spending until unemploymentç gets a whole letç lower. we're a longay from that. heresin "america's úççç >> 85.ç that will continueb printing a lot of money. for four years, president obama has been spending a lot of money. we've still got an economy growing at best, 2 1/2% in the third quarter. it may be lower than that in the fourth quarter of this year. bill: that is only error in the quiver. we can print money. >> ben b

she claimed it was an accident when she shot her long-time lover, doctor and geraldo authon 1980. sentenced to 15 years to life behind bars. she was granted clemency in 1992 after suffering two heart attacks in prison. >> gregg: junior development in a shooting that stunned the country on christmas eve. two volunteer firefighters were killed in an ambush. two others were injured when they responded to a house fire. the fire was set by a gunman luring the firefighters into a deadly trap. police now arresting 24-year-old dawn nguyen, accusing her of buying the two guns that william spangler used in the rampage and for indicating on a form that she would be the owner of the weapons. spangler killed himself after the shooting. but the u.s. attorney says nguyen will face justice. >> while william spangler may have escaped the criminal justice system, those who provided the firearms to spangler that he used on christmas eve to murder and wound the firefighters and the police officer will not escape the criminal justice system. >> gregg: what punishment could nguyen face for her alleged