geraldo, back to you. >> craig, i have to say i see their point.a lot. >>> up next, a lot of history made this year at the miss america contest. you'll meet one of the ground breakers, miss kansas, joining us right after this. you mean miss 7-eleven. >> iedness necessa didn't take . this is something i experienced oen a smaller scale when i won miss new york. i knew when i won miss america it would happen on a larger scale and it did. >> that is noon neen. humanitarian aid a chance to talk to her on the radio show. the first woman of indian heritage to win miss america. while nina didn't get as much flak as miss universe contestant it was close. my ghex guest experienced controversy. teresa veail, miss kansas. she is joining us from kansas city. welcome. delighted to have you on board. congratulations. >> thank you. thank you so much. thanks. >> you are a sergeant in the army national guard right now? >> that's correct, yes. >> which is more controversial, you being an active member of the military or you having tattoos. >> the tattoos are more con

so the problem, geraldo, is we can't leapfrog beyond the crime scene. you have to adjudicate and answer the questions at the crime scene. be honest with the evidence. believe the evidence that's irrefutable. and then you move on. the forensics, the medical evidence, the physics of the scene. and if you want to leapfrog the conspiracies, then you're completely losing the investigation. but there hasn't been many people that have ever been on a crime scene that have actually written books on this. and that is the biggest problem. and one being arlen specter. >> the pennsylvania senator who basically directed the warren commission's probe. but, dr. wecht, you wanted to say something about the single bullet. why is it central still to your theory? >> let me say you start with the forensics. so before we get to who did this and the mafia and hoover and the cia, let's talk about the forensics. the single bullet theory, aside from what is depicted in the film, aside from what john and nelly connelly insisted, that he was shot and hit by a separate shot -- >> t

. >> geraldo rivera from fox news. nice to see you.e first big meeting like this in 35 years with the level of the foreign minister, you seem optimistic. >> i hope the meeting of three plus three and the site line meeting would be a good beginning for transmitting our railroad commitments into action moving forward. and i have to be optimistic so we can move forward but we'll test each other as we go along. >> but this first test seems to have gone well. you and secretary kerry looking each other in the eye having a face-to-face meeting. >> well, i believe that political leaders need to be optimistic about the future. and make every commitment to go for the cause of peace. and i think the cause is very important for the two countries and for the world z we need to resolve this issue. i believe it's a nonissue but at least we need to remove any doubt on the exclusive peace of our program and make sure everybody respects our ri.s i think this was a good beginning. i sense that secretary kerry and president obama want to resolve this. and

now back to geraldo at large. >>> all right. we didn't have the audio there. that's vladimir putin, the russian president significaugge has absolute proof it was the rebels that used poison gas and not operatives from the rashad regime in syria. if we discredit as proaganda, putin's property began to, his allegations that it was the renren rebels who used the poison gas, you still have to understand the president of the united states has yet to show the world hard evidence that it was, indeed, assad and his criminal regime that did it. craig investigates. >> reporter: the video is powerful and revolting and proves beyond a shadow of doubt that poison gas was used against syrian civilians, including little children on august 21st in a say burr b of damascus. there is not clear evidence linking the attack directly to the syrian dictator or his inner circle. critics of the pending punitive strike against the regime say the attack could have easily been launched by a road commander in the as ssad forcesr the rebels in a ploy to drive the united states into war. fo

now back to geraldo at large. >>> all right. we didn't have the audio there.adimir putin, the russian president significaugge has absolute proof it was the rebels that used poison gas and not operatives from the rashad regime in syria. if we discredit as proaganda, putin's property began to, his allegations that it was the renren rebels who used the poison gas, you still have to understand the president of the united states has yet to show the world hard evidence that it was, indeed, assad and his criminal regime that did it. craig investigates. >> reporter: the video is powerful and revolting and proves beyond a shadow of doubt that poison gas was used against syrian civilians, including little children on august 21st in a say burr b of damascus. there is not clear evidence linking the attack directly to the syrian dictator or his inner circle. critics of the pending punitive strike against the regime say the attack could have easily been launched by a road commander in the as ssad forcesr the rebels in a ploy to drive the united states into war. former presi

. >> fridays with geraldo segment tonight. ipads, an droids, iphones causing all kinds of chaos. young children texting inappropriate things, so are adults. you would think after all the sandals people would wise up. apparently not. this week some stripper in portland, oregon told the world that new jersey mayor cory booker has been tweeting with her. why on earth? joining us now to answer that question geraldo rivera who knows this world. i don't do tweeting. but if i get a strange email. >> i do. >> bill: if i get, i don't answer it all right? i never would ever answer it in way way if i don't know that person. no way. because it's too dangerous. why can't these people figure this out? >> you know, the first thing i thought of when i saw that cory booker had been tweeting with a stripper, a vegan stripner portland, oregon, i thought that cory booker's campaign planted this because they wanted to dispel all the rumors that he was gay. north that there is anything wrong with that but he is very an drod news never came out and said is he not gay or straight or one are 00 other. i

not this time. >> it is not geraldo's red linement. anthony wiener, we president haven't covered him because we don't feel he is an important figure in the united states any longer. it is a story everybody knows and we don't need to know. it he is running for mayor in new york city. he will not win, but he is out there. yesterday this happened which was extremely disyou are iting. disturbing. roll the tape. >> you have the nerve to walk around in public. >> you are a perfect person? you are my judge this you are my judge? what rabbi taught you that? what rabbi taught you are my judge? >> you are fine. stay out of the public eye. >> that's up to you to judge. i don't take it from you and i don't judge you. >> you are a bad example from the people. >> that's obvious. >> that's why we have elections. >> you are perfect and you will judge me. >> i am not running for office. >> you know who judges me 1234 you know who judges me? go visit with your rabbi. go visit your rabbi. shows how much you know. >> think about your wife. >> by the way -

. >> elisabeth: coming up, geraldo is here. brian: you never know would you rather be watching a bobber than the tv. then you belong at bass pro shops for big savings. like this under armour hoodie for under $65. and save 33% on wolverine wellington boots. icaused by acid reflux disease, relieving heartburn, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel. relief is at hand for just $18 a month. talk to your doctor about nexium. >> elisabeth: good morning. it's friday, september 27, i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we begin with a fox news alert. we have just learned a united airlines pilot is dead after suffering a heart attack mid flight overnight. the breaking details coming up. >> steve: can you ima

geraldo, thank you very much. >> i will report with great vigor what that conversation is. >> steve: that's great. >> gretchen: thanks. >> gretchen, good luck. >> steve: a fox news alert. live pictures coming in of the aftermath of a big fire on a new jersey boardwalk right along the atlantic. firefighters just held a press conference and said it looks like a bomb went off down there. joining us from seaside park, ainsley earhart. ainsley? >> the fire chief said he did a walk-through earlier. looks like a bomb went off. debris everywhere. just charred remains. look back here, this corner is a men's and women's apparel shop. next door is three brothers pizza. all these fire crews out here just making sure all the hot spots are put out. you can see back behind me, men in -- on top of this ladder spraying water down on the fire. just to make sure that there aren't any flames inside that are trapped in the roof or in between some of the walls. the fire chief saying 80% contained at this point. confident that it's not

now back to "geraldo at large".hannel. >> it includes the know tnotori home movie of the assassination. as our hearts go out to the victims of the flooding in colorado, senator rand paul where yet another tragedy is being felt. a fire that destroyed some of the same boardwalk rebuilt after super torm sandy right here from governor chris christie. >> this is what this job is all about. you have to lend encouragement and deliver help. most people were saying thank you for being here. and what ifgs saying to them was -- a few of them told me i looked tired. i said we don't have time to be tired now. we have to get back to work. some people were telling me how sad it was. i said sfien. fine. time for sadness is over. it's legitimate a sad thing, but we've got work to do now. a couple days to mourn, and now we have to move on and get to work. >> during senator rand paul's visit, he had a chance to ask about gov forchris christie. here's craig. >> we will maintain our military poszture in the region to keep the pressure o

now back to "geraldo at large".hannel. >> it includes the know tnotori home movie of the assassination. as our hearts go out to the victims of the flooding in colorado, senator rand paul where yet another tragedy is being felt. a fire that destroyed some of the same boardwalk rebuilt after super torm sandy right here from governor chris christie. >> this is what this job is all about. you have to lend encouragement and deliver help. most people were saying thank you for being here. and what ifgs saying to them was -- a few of them told me i looked tired. i said we don't have time to be tired now. we have to get back to work. some people were telling me how sad it was. i said sfien. fine. time for sadness is over. it's legitimate a sad thing, but we've got work to do now. a couple days to mourn, and now we have to move on and get to work. >> during senator rand paul's visit, he had a chance to ask about gov forchris christie. here's craig. >> we will maintain our military poszture in the region to keep the pressure o

as long as i get geraldo with me . >> geraldo will do it and so will laura ingram. >> as long as it'sggravating. secretary of state john kerry saw the interview we did at fox and saw assad claim h he didn't have chemical weapons and -- he did have them but didn't shoot them at the rebels. listen. >> sarin killed. the world can can decide whether it was used by the regime which has used chemical weapons before. the regime had the rockets and the weapons or whether the opposition secretly went unnoticed into territory they don't control to fire rockets they don't have containing sarin they didn't possess to kill their own people. this isn't complicated. when we said we know what is true, we meant it. >> please. laura? >> are you still playing "saturday night live"? >> that's really him. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's nasty. >> what's sad about this is this is really an important issue. geo politically it's important for the country. kerry looks desperate. please see this. please understand this. america doesn't plead. we see america sadly in decline. we see ourselves in decline economically,

fox news anchor geraldo rivera. you were raised in modest circumstance on long island. i had a better deal than you did. your father was a cabdriver and a restaurant worker, right? a kitchen worker? but you didn't consider yourself poor? >> no, my dad never made more than $10,000 a year and we considered ourselves solidly in the middle class. that has changed tremendously. i don't want to be the grinch that stole christmas. it is one thing to be poor in india or even mexico and another thing to be poor according to these statistics in the united states. >> when you were being raised, did you -- did your home receive government subsidees at all? >> not that i know of. my family, until my dad reached the age 65, never received a government stipend at all. it was shameful in my neighborhood. >> in my neighborhood too. anybody getting welfare or anything they were a paw rye yaw. >> a quick story, my dad started a small coffee shop and went bankrupt, and then he wanted after bankruptcy to -- he didn't have any money to pay back anybody who credited him. >> we have millions o

i'm geraldo rivera. the republicans in the house have refused to blink. they have rejected the senate bill that would leave obama care alone and are almost about to vote on proposals. one delays the tax and another repeels and the third pays the military even in the event of a shutdown. as the house goes through these gyrations, this just out. the white house just announced that on the off chance the senate agrees to any new bill passed by the house that averts a shutdown only by delaying obama care president obama will veto it anyway. the government is set for a shutdown monday at midnight. chad joins us. chad, first of all, they have not yet started voting, is that correct? ? >> that's right. we would expect them to get to votes in the next 30 to 40 minutes. there are two amendments to this continuing resolution, the stopgap spending bill they're going to send back to the senate later tonight. one would be to repeal the medical device tax. the other would be to delay the imt tags of the affordable care act, obama care for a year. then the ball is back i

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all right, geraldo. gutfeld and mcguirk on starbucks saying no to guns and miss america being smeared on the net. the boys in a moment. >> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the what the heck just happened tonight. two hot topics beginning with starbucks. schultz wrote a public letter asking customers not to carry weapons into starbucks stores. that's created controversy. starbucks is holding us up with the coffee prices. >> oh. they have a latte learn. [ laughter ] >> bill: shouldn't we have a self-defense component here? >> a, i hate people who write open letters, it's symbolic gesture and symbolic fight that he didn't finish. so all of a sudden he is self-promoting. he not talking about safety. and then he gets the attention that he doesn't want. if he had real guts, he would say please, police officers do not bring your guns. in in your military do not bring your guns in coffee shops which by the way are nothing more than restrooms that serve coffee because they have a locked door that

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. >>> and duquesne university is saying thanks, but no thanks to geraldo. it is all because of the twitter selfie. it has been seared in our minds. he was scheduled to appear on an october panel, but that picture doesn't jive with catholic values. we don't have the lower perimeter shot. that is the morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> flooding across the nation this labor day has destroyed buildings and created delays for travelers. eastern rhode island was hit with flash flooding this weekend. rain rushed into two apartment buildings displacing hundreds of residents. flooding in texas closed roadways making it impossible for travelers to get home. >>> now for a look at the national weather, we turn to meteorologist bill karins. tell us this is all gone. >> from the northeast, yeah. who cares now? now it is back to school and back to work. the labor day was not the best of beach weekends. up in new england, everyone dodging the showers. there wasn't a lot of sunshine. we are halfway through the hurricane season and we have yet to have a hurricane. there

my sweetheart answerly -- ansley that is us at a geraldo function. and that is us on the bus without make up and riding public transportation. >> wow, you are one of us. >> is that a kneeing -- is that 5* neglegie show you were doing? >> no. i am proud to call her my friend. check her out at 5:00 a.m. on fox and friends. it is a great way to start your day, don't you think, bob? >> i couldn't agree with you more. >> impeach! >> if she impeached obama you wouldn't have to worry. >> you wouldn't have to ride the bus. >> exactly. exactly. all of our problems would be solved. that's it for us five. thanks for watching and have a great weekend. see back here on monday. "special report" is next. >> welcome to a new hour of inside america's news headquarters. glad you could join us. i am arthel-nevil. we are near a possible shutdown between the president and opponents. we go now live -- we will go live to washington. and millions are in the path of a huge typhoon. we will go to our extreme weather center for the latest on the monster storm that is set to di

. >> you know, geraldo, i think what we have is a situation that has become totally confused. it's so interesting being home and talking with my constituents, many of them military retirees and some who are still active duty. irt's just the fumbling and the bumbling. and while it is so immoral for what asaad or the rebels carry this out, it is unfortunate that our president seemed to drop the ball. >> do you think it was all about putin? >> you know, i think that what he did was to try to move himself. with the loss and degrading of their economy, what he was trying to do was move himself. he's bragdo krirks ous, arrogant-type policy. he wanted to be back at the center of attention. >> what about the president's use about force? was he wrong? >> i think it was kind of too little, too late. his big problem was he was for one and then for another and then unsure. then it was let congress decide. the timing issue of coming out at far too late. >> and if the threat of force moved mountains in syria, do you wonder why we never threatened to use force in libya? >> would wonder that.

little geraldo joke. he's been with the same woman and he doesn't go to strip clubs or dogfights.ld-school athlete who keeps his exploits on the field and leads a pretty normal, good life off the field. >> living the american dream. i don't think it's over for him. i doubt he'll be watching these games from the house. i think he'll be coming back to the stadium and watch a couple of games. >> i've never been a yankee fan. but i've watched him and he's unbelievable. "one more thing" is up next. test test >>> it's time now for "one more thing." gutfeld? >> tomorrow, 11:00 p.m., brand-new show. there's me. i looked better back then. 11:00 p.m. eastern. on top of that, you're going to get a fan praise. that's it. bob's not even looking. i just banned hounds up. >> you did? >> i did. >> don't do that. you liked it -- >> i've never heard it before. >> it was very good. >> jimmy fallon got together with big bird and elmo and the cookie monster into a dining room -- dressing room and created one of the happiest moments we've ever seen. ♪ can you tell me how to get to sesame street ♪ ♪ how

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i'm geraldo rivera. 39 are dead today from extreme violence in an upscale shopping mall in nairobi, kenya than 150, including at least four americans are wounded. meanwhile, 90 are dead in baghdad, which is suffering its worst outbreak of sectarian violence since it pulled out of iraq two years ago. and our own country is not immune to this weekend's violence either. the streets of chicago, america's murder capital, also run red with blood

i'm geraldo rivera. the republicans in the house have refused to blink.he senate bill that would leave obama care alone and are almost about to vote on proposals. one delays the tax and another repeels and the third pays the military even in the event of a shutdown. as the house goes through these gyrations, this just out. the white house just announced that on the off chance the senate agrees to any new bill passed by the house

i'm geraldo rivera. 39 are dead today from extreme violence in an upscale shopping mall in nairobi, kenyahdad, which is suffering its worst outbreak of sec terrian violence in two years. and our own country is not immune to this weekend's violence either. the streets of chicago, america's murder capital, also run red with blood. at least 13 have been

martha: i saw an interview that geraldo did this morning with one of the top iranian officials who wastake, lisa, was that if there is a door to discuss, is it possible that the iranian as do want to dismantle this because they are truly suffering under these sanctions? is that a possibility? >> right. you know, the sanctions are not crippling the economy to the extent that the regime is ready to, you know, just say that they're going to stop with their nuclear agenda. it's two different economies. you have the regime's economy, an economy that's still strong, and they have been able to find loopholes and to find ways around the sanctions, and then you have the main economy which is the people's economy. and what the regime has effectively done is to rally people around the flag and create in the anti-u.s. sentiment by saying to the people, look, it's the u.s. that's sanctioning you and passing the burden of the sanctions onto the people meaning there's food shortages, there's pharmaceutical shortages. and the people are really suffering. so we have to be sensitive and realize that, ye

and geraldo rivera. who cannot sing, but he can do anything else. >> steve: he does way too much sometimes. see you tomorrow, everybody. bill: big show here. good morning. fox news alert. faceoff happening right now between world powers. that is live look, st. petersburg, russia. he president obama will come face-to-face with russian president vladmir putin as the specter of syrian airstrikes loom in the air there. good importanting, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." how are you doing? martha: good morning, bill. i'm martha maccallum. hours before the president landed, president putin slammed u.s. secretary of state john kerry over his testimony on the civil war in syria. the russian strong man calling kerry a liar. watch this. >> translator: i watched debates in congress. congressman asked mr. kerry, is there al qaeda, people say they have gotten stronger. he said, no, i say officially they aren't there. the main combat unit, al-nusra, is a unit of al qaeda. they know about th

and geraldo rivera.admir putin as the specter of syrian airstrikes loom in the air there. good importanting, everybody, i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." how are you doing? martha: good morning, bill. i'm martha maccallum. hours before the president landed, president putin slammed u.s. secretary of state john kerry over his testimony on the civil war in syria. the russian strong man calling kerry a liar. watch this. >> translator: i watched debates in

geraldo taught me that.ar criminal, they have no other option. gadhafi the same thing. >> steve: that's why it's incumbent on somebody to say, assad absolutely used chemical weapons on his people, which is a war crime. meanwhile, 8 minutes after the top of the hour. get ready for another heated debate on capitol hill. a house panel still looking for answers on benghazi. they will hear from the two men who headed up the review of the attack. >> elisabeth: elizabeth prann is live in washington with more. good morning, elizabeth. >> good morning. today the house oversight and government affairs committee hearing will include the long-awaited ambassador thomas pickering and admiral mike mullen. both head the accountability review board after the benghazi terrorist attack. oversite commit chairman darrell issa has been critical of that report, which he and others say failed to punish the higher ups in the state department. a spokeswoman, however, says the agency is welcoming the question ing. >> we've seen report

. >> that moment with geraldo was so critical and important in my life.le course or whatever the heck that was, you did pretty well. >> elisabeth: i've been training for years. it was steve's idea. >> ready for part 2. >> elisabeth: we want to talk to you about a few things this morning. i know something is on your mind. what about the language coming from the left this week, right? public opinion starting to turn on obamacare. take a listen to this and we'll get your reaction. >> sure. >> not going to balance tea party anarchists who deny the mere fact that obama is -- obamacare is the law. we will not bow to tea party anarchists who refuse to accept the supreme court ruled obamacare to be constitutional. >> this is playing with fire. legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the debt limit for their own agenda. i don't even like to use the word republicans because this is a name in a has been hijacked by a segment of the republican party, the tea party element. >> you have never seen in the history of the united states the debt ceiling or

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