that means 75% are left to go, geraldo. this is drip drip drip. >> bad news for her. >> that is why her unfavorables are so high. because of the drip drip drip. but that is the process now. at the end of the dripping, like the fake stand down order in benghazi, this will be a fake scandal. that will have done its job. >> benghazi is a fake scandal? >> benghazi in terms of stand down. >> tell that to the families of the -- >> don't give me that family stuff. >> don't give me that? >> we know there was no stand down order in benghazi ever given. we know that. she was battered over the head for months with that. >> she went to the families -- >> very specific. we basically allege that this woman and the man she was working for, barack obama, stood by idly when these four people were murdered, did nothing which was a lie. we never apologized to her for that. >> the lie is the video. >> we would still love to hear from general hamm. so jedediah, these e-mails will likely be released into these primaries. is this time thing that

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geraldo, you like her? her full throated condemnation of the planned parenthood of the videos. i thought in terms if you are a right to life person, that was the most impassioned and eloquent opposition to partial birth abortion or whatever that was that she was describing. i have ever heard. it was impossible to ignore that. i also thought that her well-versed foreign policy stuff was good as well. i also -- in fairness, thought that trump cut a lot of the wind out of her sails when he brought up her business record at hp and the layoffs. i think she will -- as she did when she was running for senate in california, as you recall. i think she'll have a difficult time overcoming her track record in business. it's been very rocky. there are tens of thousands of laid off hp workers there who -- i already saw a couple of them surfacing. >> that's going to happen. she's going to have to deal with it. in the wake of this kind of immense popularity and a lot of people just saying what a great job she did. >> think

i agree with geraldo.s been the most successful so far at actually going after him. >> you know, it was interesting. somebody sent this -- i'm going to look at this just as i get off the air. did she once take a shot at barbara boxer's hair? >> she didn't know she was on mike. >> you've made a career out of this, geraldo. she said something about her hair. carly, i think, made the single-best general impression tonight so far. and had the best moment counterpunching on that comment from donald trump. rubio very good. every single answer got applause. >> he's a smart sensitive guy. >> he memorized everything. sounds rote to me. he was okay. he was solid but kind of wonky. >> do you think this translates to poll numbers in any way? >> it's always hard to predict but i'd be shocked if carly doesn't get a big -- >> what about trump? >> i know this is going to pain my friend charlie hurd who has make america great caps. i don't think they've had any memorable moment. >> wait a minute. >> what about ben carson?

that might be sexist, geraldo. i think the clinton campaign is also trying to channel obi wan kenobi. >> hillary clinton picked a fight with carly fiorina for wanting to defund planned parenthood, but she challenged him. >> you described a debate its heart beating, its legs kicking. you saw that moment on the tape. >> yes, and i would challenge planned parenthood. >> the footing you described at best is a reenactment. >> chuck, chuck, do you think this is not happening? does hillary clinton think this is not happening? so sad that you missed the opportunity to ask mrs. clinton why she said late-term abortions were only performed for medical purposes. that is patently false. >> quick around. go ahead, carlogeraldo. >> i said i thought that was carly fiorina's description of the fetus, the brain intact, the heart beating and the rest of it. she answered to chuck todd's question, have you seen the video? she said yes. now it seems to me that's a yes-no. she said, yes, she saw the video. if the video does not exist, th

he just shouts stuff and hopes it's right. >> for the record, geraldo loves america, the band. >> geraldoewed anybody in iran? >> i don't want to waste people's time. >> have you interviewed anyone in iran. >> the foreign minister last year for the general assembly on the eve of the deal. >> let me say a couple quick things. iran, the bastion of shiite muslim, i believe has the same side, and the russians do, on the civil war. i'm certainly praying for that. you mentioned the '70s in america. 1979 they had the seizure of the american embassy in tehran. there has been this enmity for our whole lives, iranians chanting this. i grew up in the cold war, and i remember as a kid taking cover under my desk because you were afraid of the soviets and all that. they are beheading, they are shooting people over the prophet mohammad? >> are you kidding me? they can yell "death to america" and we're supposed to say, you don't really understand the interpretation -- >> but don't you want to work things out? >> -- and you'll be beheaded? >> nobody has been seen shooting down an iranian liner. >> they ha

mishandling of intelligence, geraldo, a crime. >> but sean, she strained. pessimistic she has the charm of a matronly undertaker. that's where the political aspect of this is paramount. the legal stuff is going to play out. i bet you dollars to donuts, i bet you everything i got a wad full of cash, i bet it all -- >> i think she's in legal jeopardy. >> i don't think so -- she's trying to get through so she can just tack left and usurp bernie. >> when we come back, hillary clinton sits down with ellen degeneres for an interview, and started dancing. we have video of her dance moves that's next. bass pro shops is the place for huge savings. like clearance savings on nitro performance fishing boats and tracker aluminum fishing boats. with some of the best factory warranties in the business. bass pro shops. why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spot

. >>> all of that, plus geraldo rivera, "hannity" starts right now. >>> welcome tonight. new damaging news about hillary clinton and her private e-mail server. joining us is ed henry. >> sean, this could be a blow to her campaign, using a private server to send e-mails with classified information. despite her vow at the news conference she never, ever sent classified e-mail over her personal server. tonight, the clinton camp pushed back saying this was expected, and that the intel camp as they research the documents will decide some of the information was classified. and that they will that after the fact, but that it was not classified when she pushed the button and sent it. obviously, we've heard it from the campaign before. and now some parts of her story going back to the first news conference of the united nations have been knocked down. it will be sorted out by the fbi's criminal investigation. all of this from a political standpoint clearly weighing on her candidacy. new tonight, her favorability continues to fall. 45% have a favorable view, 53% have an unfavorable

joining us with reaction, geraldo rivera.ately so during benjamin's report, we keep seeing in the media women and children, but the most are men. >> that haunting picture of the child dead on the turkish beach is what generated compassion and concern. but the vast majority and i think the statistics bear it out of people fleeing, look at the lifeboat, the vast majority of the people on that boat are young men. if they're shiite. >> the u.s. director of national intelligence, the state department spokesman john kirby and others have all said the same thing. isis and al qaeda will infiltrate the community. we'll take in now upwards of close to 200,000. it's probably just the beginning of a number of people coming from an area we cannot ascertain what their intentions are for this country when they get here. to me, to risk taking in one isis fighter is too great a risk. >> let me give you a quick alternative, then i'll address mr. clapper who i think is spot-on. why why not have russia and the united states work jointly to estab

no, it's not funny in light of what geraldo is pointing out about what's going on very real around this country. these cops feel like they're moving targets simply because they're in uniform. so it's not funny. i don't care what the context was. this is not the time to be making those jokes. >> it was playful. >> playful. >> all right. on that note let's move on, shall we? yes, greg, okay. >>> after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples, a clerk went to jail. some 2016 candidates are defending her. others aren't. our take on the debate next.

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let's go to geraldo rivera. >> hi, page. i'm in gyenette county and a hogs tang situation is happening. >>. >> they got the s.o.b., brian. all right. there he goes. there he goes. all right. >> they got the s.o.b. that's what you heard. our own geraldo rivera saying back in 2005, describing the action in the capture of brian n nichols. in fact, geraldo got to the scene so quickly, he was reporting live on fox newshe of still rolling up. you will ho did you find yourself in the very heart of the story. >> i was interviewing the attorney in his office. we heard on the radio that there was this hostage situation developing. >> atlanta was locked down. everybody was obsessing over where this man meegt strike next. i was attracted to the case. where was this guy going with this murder script. so i'm interviewing the lawyer and we hear from the secretary, the lawyer, this news report that they have this unrelated hos tang situation developing in the suburban county. now, the decision i had to make is is that brian nichols or an un

geraldo is on the air may 1st, 2011, when this news broke. >> confirmed osama bin laden is dead. can it be, ladies and gentlemen? could it be? hold it. bin laden is dead. multiple sources. osama bin laden is dead. >> and thousands of miles away the man who risked his life along with others to make that news was watching. that's rob o'neill. he's now a fox news contributor and joins us on this 9/11. it's good to have you here. first of all, if i could express gratitude. >> thanks for having me back. >> today you went down to the world trade center site and memorial. maybe just ask for your reflections on the day. >> i've been down there. that was probably the fifth time. i would recommend to everybody to go see it. it never gets easier. it's not a happy place to be. it brings you back to exactly where you were from the time you found out planes were hijacked or north tower was hit to south tower and pentagon and flight 93 and then the rebuilding process. it's common to run into first responders that were there, family members who lost loved ones and it's an emotional place. it's r

earlier i spoke to geraldo rivera. he spent lots of time with trump as a contestant on the show "celebrity apprentice" and he offers insight into trump's personna. >> he does have an intimidating aura about him, but what he says generally speaking, although he doesn't follow the rules of political correctness, generally speaking i would argue that what he says in response to some of the negative criticism is pretty much fact-based. however fam buoyantly flamboyantly insulting it may be. >> i'll have more on that interview coming up next hour. >>> and now i want to hear about the presidential sweepstakes. with the second presidential debate coming up, i want to know if you were moderating the next presidential debate, what questions would you ask? tweet me @umapemmaraju and we'll try to get to your answers later at the end of the show. >>> turning now to the showdown over the iran nuke deal. and it continues to be a heated one for republicans who are standing firm in their opposition against it. the house voting to reje

it's thursday, september 24th, with us is dagen mcdowell and geraldo rivera.ng at jobless claims, and durable goods orders, we're looking for those as markets continue to sell off. a global selloff. futures off 151 points. weakness across the board here, an hour ahead of the opening bell. as we see weakness in europe. trading there is to the down side. you've got markets in germany off 2%. the cac quarante in france down 1.8%. weakness in london as well. saw a selloff in asian markets as the nikkei is leading to the down side there, off nearly 3%. 8:30 on east coast, we're looking for a couple of pieces of economic data out this morning. jobless claims, the estimate 2 271,000. durable goods we're expecting to be down 2%. those will be out moments from now. they're a little delayed. we'll bring them to you as we have them. markets continue to selloff 151 points. janet yellen will be speaking this evening, making a speech, know the answering questions, but that certainly, as i believe it was deutsche bank pointed out, we're going to be listening, but don't expec

geraldo, thank you for joining us.ley, we'll look for your column tomorrow. >> welcome back to another tennis channel court report, a special fox business report. the u.s. open is in the books and while the new york legend eases into the second round, an american enjoys the biggest comeback of his career. roger federer won five straight titles at flushing meadows between 2004 and 2008. the swiss master was in complete control against mayer. closing out straight sets win 6-2 in the third. and donald young fought back from two sets down to edge 11th seed simone, in a five-set marathon. the 26-year-old describes the victory as the greatest of his career. and the extensive coverage from new york continues wednesday with tennis channel live at the u.s. open hitting the air at 8 a.m. eastern. >> i'm adam shapiro. live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. take a look at futures as we prepare for the opening bell at 9:30 here in new york time. s&p 500 expected to open around 1934. and at 9:30 its opening bell, the dow

here with reaction former clinton pollster doug shown as well as geraldo rivera.f lies told here. with a cloth, you mean -- >> she should not do standup comedy. >> apparently she wants to show her humorous side. she lied when she said he was e-mailing her husband. about using one device. there's been lie after lie. as she's quote apologizing she kept saying what she did was allowed and above board. why apologize if it's allowed and above board. >> that's an excellent question you pose as usual. you have a situation here with the spokesman for the state department agrees with you. this was not illegal, although it is discouraged. so the question becomes why apologize if it's not illegal. the answer is, obviously, politics and the polls. >> she can't admit that she broke the law. because as soon as she does her campaign blows up. >> that's what i was going to say, sean. she is facing a serious investigation by the fbi whether they call it criminal or not. rest -- >> when did the fbi do an investigation that's not criminal. >> from her point of view, she cannot ackno

they just freeze everybody. >> geraldo, we're going to keep an eye. schultz, and the dnc -- >> it's silly. >> it is silly. she's attacking marco rubio, going to the home of a fund-raiser who is a collector of historical things. he's got some of the nazi stuff. >> you should see some of the pictures in my house. >> she said there's really no excuse for such a gross act of disrespect. it is astounding that these items which represent the horror of millions of jews the world over would not stop rubio or anyone on his team in their planning of this event. he has two statues including some of the 8500 manuscripts of history and a lot of the history is dark. in the more distant location of the garden. >> i have a letter, a handwritten letter by john wayne gacy who sent it to my wife -- and i hope she'll still come over if i ever -- >> what should happen -- >> people are calling for -- >> i think that this is a silly -- first of all she was absolutely out of line, hyperpolitical groping, grasping, for a controversy that absolutely does not exist, to blame a

who is here. >> geraldo rivera is here?he headlines for us. >> he is right over here. >> i've got an isis related story. a possible brand-new case of home grown terrorism once again. a 22-year-old new york man accused of making what the feds describe as relentless attempts to join isis. he even ranted on twitter that he was ready to die for the cause. investigators say that ali saleh tried to travel to syria several times but was turned away at the airport. he's accused of using social media to talk to those isis contacts. >>> well the illegal immigrant who is accused of murdering kate steinle as she walked alone that san francisco pier with her father is due back in court today. francisco sanchez is being held on $5 million bail. the judge already ruled that there is enough evidence to try him for second degree murder. sanchez, a convicted felon, had been deported five times, and he admitted that he was in san francisco because of its sanctuary city status. >>> the two high school football players caught on camera slamming

third party run that trump will meet with rnc chairman priebus a news conference 2:00 pm eastern geraldowill join us in a few minutes, "star wars: the force awakens," the first toys unveiled yesterday, kicking off 18 hour live strategic event on youtube showing fans opening boxes checking out toys later in new york city, this hour, are we looking at higher opening for broader averages that is off best levels of the morning scott mart i want with us you say what you want to sell -- >> i think we could stain it china is closed not screwing anything up he next couple days a relief i will tell you what is funny your probably going to see the market lead in as far as going a little bit higher in this jobs number tomorrow because what we finally are getting boys and girls gdp numbers, maria that are backing up what has been a good jobs market, right, i mean jobs are averaging a couple hundred thousand per month gdp lackluster until the revised a couple weeks ago i still think, that jobs are going to hang in there and that is the reason to probably own stocks. >> keith mccullough a regular on t

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>> for core supporters if you saw something you didn't like, i hi geraldo -- i think geraldo, he seemed low energy. and he definitely scrugled with fiorina. she is the candidate that has taken up some real estate inside the trump tower. >> mike huckabee said i'm going to attack you because the upon way i'll get some publicity out of this was to attack you. he was having a hard time getting air time an said the only way i'll get air time is to attack you. bill: he did not use the word terrible in that answer. move to fiorina. you would say she is now in the barrel. >> every rise in politics there is an equal and opposite reaction. so if you get ahead, all of these campaigns have opposition research, they have negative points they have been holding just in case. they have it on rick and tore you have, if they become a problem and showed up you start dumping it on that candidate. she is the clear obvious winner of the debate. they said we are glad you arrived. here is a billion pounds of sword nancdpounds of ordnance wn your head. bill: how does she turn the buzz into a serious, lasting ca

. >> it was like a geraldo movie. >> right. >> do you have video of this?e an awesome show that i'm excited about. it started last week and you can catch it tonight called limitless and my friend hill hart a fantastic actor, one of the former stars of "csi. "based on the bradley cooper film. >> welcome to the fbi. you will never see a real badge or gun, but at least you've got those. >> are you hazing me? that's awesome. thanks, man. >> so? epic. where we going? >> that's hill playing agent spelman. check it out tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern on cbs and hill is the author of seven great books, you can check it out on amazon. >>> oreos are putting out the cinnamon bun flavor. this is really important. i bought the rice crispy treat ones on ebay. there haven't been huge misses on this like candy corn oreos? did you guys ever see those? and watermelon flavored oreos. this is going to be way better. because you love oreos. cinnamon bun oreos. >> i was desperate for the rice crispy ones, it was a mistake. i hoarded them and didn't share. >> with your oreos you shou

believe it or not, geraldo rivera had an even better idea, why not the united states and russia and aller countries that are helping set up a safe zone area within syria that they would defend the refugee population? then we could offer humanitarian assistance, et cetera. >> i've got a better idea. why don't we set it up in saudi arabia? it annoys me to death the saudi arabians who were mainly responsible for 9/11, they're not doing anything. they keep pouring arms into the syrian civil war. it is like throwing gasoline on a fire. then the saudi arabians do nothing to clean up the mess. they've always played both sides. >> why hasn't egypt, jordan and the saudis absorbed the palestinian population over the years? the real answer is they don't want them. isn't that true? >> frankly, iran. why doesn't iran step up? the president seems to have a conversation with iran. why doesn't he ask iran to take the shiite muslims that are fleeing, why doesn't saudi arabia take the sunni muslims that are fleeing, because frankly, they're part of a problem but they never step up to be part of the solut

and yesterday on fox news, geraldo rivera was debating donald trump's latest immigration comments and things got really heated. check this out. >> it is exploiting and sensationalizing. >> from a guy who exploits and sensationalizes everything. >> are you talking to me? >> yes. >> you're lucky you're my friend. i would knock you out right now. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: even the hosts of "the view" were like, "settle down ladies." wow. actually, can we see that clip again? >> from a guy who exploits and sensationalizes everything. >> are you talking to me? >> jimmy: yeah, i can't believe we actually found a worse de niro impression than questlove. [ laughter and applause ] it's like this. [ laughter ] are you talking to me? are you talking to me? [ laughter ] this is a weird story here. police in germany are trying to find the owner of a plastic bag filled with $200,000 after it recently fell from a tree at a a local campsite. meanwhile, there's a bear in germany who is like, "guys, i'm in a lot of trouble right now. [ laughter ] i don't know who to talk to." that's right police in g

he and geraldo rivera are working on a mexican lunch summit. he's trying some things to make himself for palatable. undoing that, getting that to change is going to be very difficult. because the press narrative that has been relentless since day, one since his initial remarks has been that he's zeen phobic, racist, that he is all of these things. turning that bus around would take a lot of effort. and as you spend time trying to undo the negative, you are stranding the supporters who want you to tyke the fight to jeb bush. >> we've seen him starting to mix it up with donald trump in the past couple of day like we haven't seen before. >> yeah. i don't think he has much choice at this point. i got to tell you, watching this, the punching back and forth, it looks like bush is playing didly winks and trump is a prowrestler. he taunts him with things like why don't you speak english. but trumps followers like him more for singering his finger in his eye. the media not policing the substance of it, just enjoying the food fight. when you turn the sou

trump made that point with geraldo rivera a little while ago. take a listen. >> don't forget.favored to win and now he is down in lower portion of whole thing. he is non-energy person. he doesn't have lots of energy. he doesn't have a lot going for him. in his case, for him it is good thing. normally i would say a bad thing. but without the name bush he would be below 5%. >> according "real clear politics," bush is looking up to trump and dr. ben carson. found it interesting, when asked about carson, trump did not get negative at all. he had the chance. that was clearly a whole lot different with jeb bush. trish: all very interesting, blake. stick with us. i want to go with senator brown who is on the ground in new hampshire. he is seeing this up close and in focus. why is it that a guy like bush, who had sort of everything going for him, all this momentum, has fallen off so badly? is it really donald trump and the way he captivated the public? >> first of all i spoke to donald yesterday and jeb bush yesterday and they're both ready to go. this is blood sport. politics is a bl

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i'm eric bolling along with jedediah, geraldo rivera, dana perino and greg gutfeld.york city and this is "the five". >> was this question fair or was radio host hugh hewitt trying to intentionally trip up donald trump last night? >> are you familiar with general solemani? he runs the kurds forces >> yes, okay, right. >> i think the kurds, by the way, have been badly mistreated by us. >> not the kurds, the quds forces. the bad guys. >> right. >> do you expect his behavior to change? >> i thought you said kurds. kurds. >> no. i'm looking for

. >>> hello, everyone, geraldo rivera, dana. a fox news alert.t president obama is supposed to sit down with russian president vladimir putin for their first face to face meeting in nearly a year. this is putin's first trip to america since his country seized control of crimea in ukraine. both he and obama delivered speeches today before the u.n. general assembly offering sharply different views in resolving the crisis in syria. putin did an interview that aired yesterday on "60 minutes." he was asked to talk about obama's leadership, but

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera, dana perino, greg gutfeld, and eric bolling. five." welcome to our labor day special. we hope you had a great holiday weekend, and we've got a packed show for you tonight. we begin with two big issues on america's minds this election season -- immigration and foreign policy. which candidates have the strongest platforms? which issue will be the most important to voters when they head to the polls? first up, immigration and the candidate who is certainly fired up to debate over

this is where erin brown attacked geraldo. >> yes, that's me.he news desk. >> colbert's blow hard pundit character was born on "the daily show." would soon grow beyond the borders of his own series going on shows to sound the alarm on the dangers of super pac money. >> they are out spending the candidates two to one in south carolina. that just means according to citizens united there's just more speech than there was before. >> even running for president. and ironically throwing his support behind donors choose, a nonprofit that bank rolls under funded public school programs. >> go to donorschoose.org, pick a school in south carolina and give all you can. >> what he cares about will be clearer on the new show. yes, the new show. he'll be doing 200 of them each year. >> you don't get nervous do you? >> of course. >> not about perform glans really? >> yeah, sure. if i don't get a little bit nervous then i'm not trying. that i'm -- i probably -- i should be sweating a little bit by the time it's over and i should have butterflies before i go out.

it's -- geraldo is not a stupid man so the facts must not be very good. anyway i tried looking for the studies and i put in sometimes you get a reference to the name of a researcher and that i was looking on nexis to try to see where are the studies and can i see what they are saying and you get a professor from such and such university i did a study and it turns out first-generation immigrants commit far less crimes than americans that they are all hidden. i tracked down the study and they are all hidden behind paywalls. i'm already paying for scripts, for nexis and a billion different services so first i wasted two hours thinking, on, you are not going to make me pay the dollars for this study but i had to keep paying $50 i could skim down and find out where the lie is which is what i will tell you all about my column this week but i will tell you right now they are not looking at americans. they're looking at criminal americans. they have different ways of doing it, but one guy and the big headline and he's quoted in the "dallas morning news" and "the

mark: geraldo rodriguez and michael mcdonagh. thank you. brendan: it is a busy, busy newsday.e will be right back. ♪ brendan: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. from sydney to new york, consumers lined up outside of in a hopes to get their hands on the new iphone that went on sale today. analysts are seeing the new the new modelg may not be as successful. joining this is someone who has the new device with him. the president of parkervision associates. this is what i have. the chunky old five. you have the 6s. is there any reason for me to get the 6s? >> i've been using the regular sized phone for many years. i switched to the plus and it makes a huge difference. it's much easier. you don't have to carry both. you can look at webpages, it makes a difference and the size is not that much bigger. mark: what is the selling point for consumers? >> are you talking about the larger phone or the new 6 version. it is a lot more than the typical 6. it's much faster, the touch recognition works much better. it has a new feature with siri. it's quite a nice -- they look identical.

. >> then he brings in geraldo for the shocking reveal. that's not a legal document. that's his word, his bond, his promise. he could say the conditions of the deal changed and i don't carry inmore. he could do that. the threat is still implicit. if he got down to the end, and he said up until may he could seek the libertarian nomination and through the end he could play spoiler by spending his money to get on the ballot. he might be able to hurt that party. martha: he can't get into republican debates if he didn't sign the document. south carolina has a similar rule. down the road you can get in as an independent candidate in the head-to-head debates. >> if you have enough votes. martha: ross perot did it. he was up on stage. >> at one point he was in the lead in some polling. i don't know if that's what donald trump would be as an independent. the republic keans's counting on to support him and the reason he signed the pledge would probably not hang around. martha: thanks, buddy. gregg: investigators have a brand-new lead in the killing of an illinois police officer

i heard geraldo on the radio going on and on about how this is so unfair, this is widely practiced in the restaurant business, you would never see someone like this going to jail or being prosecuted, generally a civil matter, he thinks he was railroaded and this prosecution might have been tainted. he is going to prison. where will he turn his time? rosanna: in pennsylvania. mike woods, how are things looking outside? >> meteorologist: things are looking soupy outside. kind of cloudy and cool out side, 63 degrees at central park with mostly cloudy skies here north northeast winds moving through at 12 m.p.h. dew points and humidity levels on the lower side so that is not too bad. other temperatures in the region 55 in burlington, bank or, maine, 39 degrees, seem in syracuse and 50 degrees in pittsburgh. a lot of clouds in our area and a few showers we have been keeping an eye on, this is sky the northwest periphery of the tristate region, lot of this not making it to the ground because the air has been fairly dry and that is what we expect, mostly cloudy skies with sprinkles, little ti

as geraldo points out we hope-- >> i don't want donald to rank him out because he's speaking spanish. sandra: thank you for joining us this morning, we're going to toss it over to "varney & company" who will take you through the visit. stuart: thank you, sandra. pope francis placed himself in the middle of a political debate. he arrives on capitol hill moments from now and he will address congress in one hour. members have been asked not to touch him or give standing ovations, it's not supposed to be like a state of the union address. pope francis may surprise us today. you'll see it. new fox poll, outside political-- political outsiders i should say, trump, carson and fiorina still dominate the field. and wait until you see the new ad from carly fiorina. and joe biden nearly doubles his support in one month in that poll. china's leader in america, wheels and deals with boeing. he's buying $38 worth of planes. boeing opens a factory in china and today, the wall street journal identifies chinese hackers who have attacked america. watch out, stocks will be down triple digits this mornin

geraldo is on with us run after every time you're on, the peso is weaker. , does it shall affect thearound number of 20 to the dollar? >> we have seen a very major correction across the board in all currencies. , in the, it was driven past, i would say three years by the move of the major currencies against the dollar. it was the weaker yen and euro driving the whole e.m. currency spectrum until recently, until china decided to depreciate its currency. dollare saw some embility, but weaker currencies across the board. we need to understand the part of the macro rebalancing in terms of the trade short. many economies are facing lower commodity prices, but also we need to understand this in the context of a much weaker export environment that requires a weaker currency spectrum to equilibrium the global dynamic. the mexican peso looks very attractive. mexican assets would look very attractive appeared yo. you could argue the same and other countries, especially those who specialize in manufacturing exports did it is an indication of a weak global environment that the fed recommends a c

. >> remember the last time we played with geraldo?e's still trying to shake that off. >> meanwhile we've got a busy hour. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. we start with a fox news alert. president obama sitting down with cuban president raul castro at the united nations summit. today the meeting comes just hours after this tense toast between president obama and russian president vladimir putin. >> a preview of this meeting. he's still at the united states, eric it went pretty much like we thought, icy. >> yeah, that it was. it was a showdown with sharp words between both presidents yesterday, brian. here at the united nations, and still no agreement on the way forward to fight terrorism. they had a 90-minute meeting after the speeches here at the general assembly, and a meeting that was described as constructive and business-like, dealing with half with ukraine but mostly focusing on syria. putin proposing what he says is a broad coalition like the type that fought hitler to fight isis and terrorism. but that, he said, must inc

i'm geraldo i reside in a sro in the mission. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> aso a lot of the developmet're approving is going against our city is it so in displacement and the reputation of so many immigrants in san francisco. >> (speaking spanish.) >> you truly are making it easy to encourage the displacement and the came a time of people who are born in san francisco. >> thank you. >> how we doing. >> good afternoon. i'm laura guzman representing the 16 coalition and co-chair i testified on monday by starting with a quote government must be take care of it's citizens from over 2 hundred people it is time for us guys to start taking care of the filipino community and all those how are effects by the selma district we're here to ask you to definitely do a continuance and both the youth district and the manila historic district spelled out because we've seen is the mission have problems with the developments we've supported and then when the time came did not support it any of the communities didn't support it or organization over a hundred thousand people as a fellow commissioner, i wan

i'm geraldo i reside in a sro in the mission. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> aso a lot of the developmet're approving is going against our city is it so in displacement and the reputation of so many immigrants in san francisco. >> (speaking spanish.) >> you truly are making it easy to encourage the displacement and the came a time of people who are born in san francisco. >> thank you. >> how we doing. >> good afternoon. i'm laura guzman representing the 16 coalition and co-chair i testified on monday by starting with a quote government must be take care of it's citizens from over 2 hundred people it is time for us guys to start taking care of the filipino community and all those how are effects by the selma district we're here to ask you to definitely do a continuance and both the youth district and the manila historic district spelled out because we've seen is the mission have problems with the developments we've supported and then when the time came did not support it any of the communities didn't support it or organization over a hundred thousand people as a fellow commissioner, i wan