and geraldo rivera is here with me, and dagen in new york.s well. what are your thoughts on the-- >> bon jour. maria: thank you. what are your thoughts on this migrate debate in syria? >> having been governor of virginia, i would say the top two responsibilities of a state government is safety and public education. i think that the governors are reacting in the safety of their citizens because i don't think anybody has any confidence that the syrian refugees, hundreds of thousands that are flowing across into greece, europe and 10,000 or more to the u.s. are adequately screened. the point is, is that somebody's coming into our country, who are you going to ask in syria about someone's background? how are you going to do a background check when there is awe absolutelily no one to talk to in syria, libya or iraq that gives you any confidence whatsoever, so, i think the governors are doing the right thing. and i think that state legislature should cut off funding if any tried to be resettled in their states as well. even if you have a governor w

what was your favorite toy as a child geraldo?i like guns. >> i liked guns. >> you mean toy guns. >> toy guns. >> want to make that clear. >> g.i. joe. kimberly, what was your favorite toy. don't say boys. >> that hasn't changed. no my favorite toy, i loved barbie dolls, i'm kind of dressed like them. >> they are sexist, barbie dolls, they create an unrealistic view of womanhood. >> and wear impossible shoes. >> tucker did you have a favorite toy in. >> the crossman 760 powermaster. the greatest b.b. gun ever. >> what about you, dana? >> i was more of a fisher-price kind of gal. i had a barn and whenever you opened it. >> what about the easy-bake oven? >> i never had an easy-bake oven. i'm still bitter about it, mom. >> my favorite toy was a pillow case full of oranges. so anyway, we got to go. >> is that a literary reference? >> no. >> it's a perversion. >> it's like a prison weapon. >> mom, i apologize, if we had an easy-bake oven. >> you were in colorado, so you had an easy-baked oven. >> justice janine on her new book about ro

the sheriff and geraldo rivera are here to debate. "hannity" starts right now. >>> welcome to "hannity" tonight. we have brand-new gop presidential poll numbers. dr. carson pulled ahead of donald trump in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. trump has a commanding lead in a reuters poll with 31% compared to carson's 18%. author of the brand-new book, "crippled america: how to make america great again," republican presidential candidate donald trump is here. >> hi, sean. >> i know we have a lot of polls out there. you're leading in 13 points in one and i notice you're up 20 in florida. you're beating hillary. you're up in new hampshire by a lot, south carolina by a lot. what do you make of all of this? >> well, i think overall we're doing well. the one poll was negative. the reuters poll i think was terrific and i know it's very professionally done. they do an amazing job. i think we're up in just about every poll nationally. abc/washington post was really strong. maybe most importantly we're up now in iowa. the last two polls th

geraldo joins us now.nichols wiped out everybody that had anything to do in the case. the judge, the court reporter. it was logical his attorneyyzi who ffphad failed him would be#ze[ the next in line. another target. we heard on the radio there was this hostage situation developing in&t thebpd÷ bsuburbanw5áj county.h >> there was a manhunt. >> besides, atlanta was locked down and it was very tense. everybody was obsessing over- p where this man might strike next.÷afn i was attracted to the case thisún# (thu reckless violence where was this guy going with this murder? >> he didn't have a violent criminal history.xm÷ he'd been not yet within andrc:Ñ $r; have aaaçé murderous past. killing the judge,p[ñ court reporter and deputies. killing an atf officer that happened on him during theeÑ escape. so i'm interviewing the lawyer. we heard from the secretary of the lawyer this news report that they have this unrelated hostage situation developing in the suburban county. now, the decision i had to make at this poin

geraldo rivera is on the ground in paris. the backlash against syrian immigrants is growing by the hour. we have breaking news of some type of situation at the soccer stadium in germany. as you watch the french mourn the horrific murders, how are they interpreting the changing tone and migrant flow in the u.s.? >> my goodness liz, there is so much to what have you presented to us. take it in pieces. first of all, i love donald trump, i was proud to be on celebrity apprentice with him. when he uses language like refugees pouring into the country, it is so far from the reality. there have been 2,000 so far. the first group is supposed to be 10,000. you can't tell me there aren't 10,000 women and children and old-timers that can be brought in. religious minorities. i think to use the inflammatory language doesn't do anybody any good. i find it distressing. i think the problem is tough enough that we should focus on the reality and not these fantas ma gorrical rhetorical flourishes by a man who could be our next president. i lame

and geraldo's exactly right.raitor, he's a person who has blood on his hands and he has distorted-- we're probably going to have to outlaw encryption not shared with the government. that's a huge change, the fact is, we have sophisticated encryption that the government can't break and that's what the terrorists are using to communicate and find the way it's plain outlawed. and i just finished a novel called "due policety about the somal somalis", there are 124,800 are probably totally patriotic and came over long before this war started and they're settled into the community and we have one in my novel running for congress, a totally patriotic american, but there's a very tiny number, as geraldo pointed out, and this is going to be the challenge. are we prepared to go through the kind of scrutiny to find the handful, remembering only took eight people for the massacre in paris, and that you really have to think about what are we prepared to do to find the terrorists before they find us. maria: because, unfortunat

we've lost geraldo. >> i was able to lose geraldo. >> you've done the impossible. >> it was such a goodomment. >> geraldo, i'm coming for you. >> so many people pointing the finger -- >> we got him back? >> do you hear us? >> i think you can hear me. but maybe i can't hear you. >> this is a country -- fraught with tension right now. a jewish teacher was stabbed today in the southern french city of marseille. there's an ebb and flow in the national discussion about the refugee crisis that matches in some ways what is going on in our own country, only much more acute. there's a sense that where does this end? how many more of these gangs are there. these gangs of extremists plotting to perpetrate mass murder? we visualize the scene from last friday, the scene where so many died in the rock concert. where i feared my daughter had gone friday night. thank god she wasn't there where 89 died. thank god she wasn't sitting in one of those sidewalk cafes, just because they were enjoying the night out. it's, it is a shock to the fabric of french society. and it is war. it is a state of war that e

that is geraldo with his daughter simone.weeted out last night the only sentence that really matters she is safe and she is apparently safe. >> he will be joining us at the top of the hour at 8:00 a.m. eastern to tell us the latest developments and the contacts he has had with his daughter simone. >> very good news there. obviously so many people whoy0 have lost loved ones in this attack. more than 100 -- 127 people dead at last count in paris. and the number expected to rise. >> coming up, this is, of course, the worse violence in that country since world war ii. but it's not the first terror attack paris has seen in recent months. why paris? we will give you some sense coming up. hi. hi. hi. hello. hi. hi. hi. hi my name's josh. kelly. my name is raph. steve. my name is anne. tom. brian. krystal. and i am definitely not a robot. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. whether it's for your business or your personal life, don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up. because we're here. we'r

geraldo mentioned the explosions. one we're being led to believe by the authorities it was a suicide bomber that went off inside a restaurant or bar, nightclub. and two others, said to be potentially grenades, aid cording to authorities, frankly they don't seem to know specifically exactly what has happened from location to location. and as they were all being drawn away toward this, another attack happened at almost the same time, the latest numbers we have, 35 killed, scores injured. and as many as 100 being held hostage inside this building. you wonder, geraldo, to another level, i don't know when nato involvement becomes part of this and i don't even know who you declare war on. at this moment no one has claimed responsibility and authorities have not yet said this is terror. but it's certainly coordinate and it's certainly terrifying. >> it is that. we don't want to get ahead of the news of course, shep, you cannot deny the fact that these were coordinated, massive attacks. designed to inflict maximum casualties.

geraldo rivera.lso with us fox news military analyst colonel david hunt and lieutenant colonel bill cowan. geraldo, we start with you. i heard your very emotional reaction. your daughter was in the stadium when all this was going down. tell us the latest what's going on on the ground. >> well, let me just say, the president's feelings are way too squishy for me. let me get back to the president's remarks that you just played, if i may, sean. i just left simone, we had dinner today. it's very nice. she's calming down. obviously this has been a traumatic experience for her. on the way here we drove past the eiffel tower. you should see this landmark, sean. it is emblazoned in the red, white and blue national colors of france, our oldest ally. and it has the motto of pairs on paris on it in lights. the ship rocks but never sinks. and i think that sums it up, that says it all. this is a resilient ancient city. it's been through a lot. this the worst violence to afflict paris since world war ii. it is now

let's go to geraldo rivera. what can you tell us?> i'm in gwinnett county 20 miles north of atlanta and a hostage situation has been confirmed by the authorities. they have a home surrounded inside this apartment complex. they do not confirm that it is brian nichols that they have inside, that brian nichols is holding a hostage inside. but i spoke to one of the public affairs officers of the gwinnett county police department and the officer told me they have nichols. >> we're getting word atf is telling fox news that nichols is in custody. >> nichols in custody. >> he's in custody. >> i'm great. i'm glad to hear that. that's great. >> here's the chevy. here's the chevy. they've got the s.o.b., there he goes. there he goes. all right, they've got him. >> they got the s.o.b., that's what you heard our own geraldo rivera saying back in 2005 describing the action from what turned out to be a ringside seat in the capture of brian nichols and the unfolding saga of ashley smith. in fact, geraldo got to the scene so quickly he arrived before

. >> geraldo is here live in just a second with his daughters. stay tuned. >> how did the people of france respond to these attacks? [singing] >> a show of solidarity from brave survivors of the stadium bombers singing their national anthem. "fox & friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert right off the top. isis calling france its top target as the terror group claims responsibility for a string of deadly attacks across six locations in paris. several french media outlets reporting up to 153 dead. but officials have yet to update that number. [explosion] >> the attacks starting with three explosions at a soccer stadium north of the capital. that's where police found a syrian passport near the body of one of the bombers. >> gunmen shooting several popular cafes and restaurants but the most carnage took place at the bataclan concert hall where california based rock band was playing there attackers stormed in and opened fire from the balcony on the audience below taking many of them hostage. [explosions] [sirens] >> france's president calling the

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his daughter simone and geraldo is with us yet again.ng. >> i think she is on the phone with us now. are you there, sweetheart? >> yes, i'm here. >> we're with shepard smith we're live and so many people were so worried about you, honey. why don't you just tell us what you saw. tell us, first of all, you were at the game, the son-in-lawer game. did you know the president of france was at the game? >> no. i didn't know the president was there. and before halftime weigh all here a very loud kind of explosive sound. but no one seemed to make any -- like seem worried for the fell will he new york everywheres by my side. we just brushed it off as nothing. at halftime we went to get food and we saw -- they wouldn't let anyone leave the stadium at that point and they weren't telling us anything. they just had a bunch of ambulances and people just in uniform starting to look very nervous but they wouldn't tell us anything until we went back. in we heard two more like explosive sounds but, again, no one expressed any concern and they didn't tell

that is geraldo with his daughter simone.only sentence that really matters she is safe and she is apparently safe. >> he will be joining us at the top of the hour at 8:00 a.m. eastern to tell us the latest developments and the contacts he has had with his daughter simone. >> very good news there. obviously so many people whoy0 have lost loved ones in this attack. more than 100 -- 127 people dead at last count in paris. and the number expected to rise. >> coming up, this is, of course, the worse violence in that country since world war ii. but it's not the first terror attack paris has seen in recent months. why paris? we will give you some sense coming up. hi. hi. hi. hello. hi. hi. hi. hi my name's josh. kelly. my name is raph. steve. my name is anne. tom. brian. krystal. and i am definitely not a robot. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. whether it's for your business or your personal life, don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up. because we're here. we're here, we're here, and we

your life matters, geraldo.en bernie sanders says, no, all black matters or all lives matter, your life matters. there's something inherently racist and wrong with the democratic party that they just can't say the words "all lives matter" because they do. >> the aspect of black lives matter that they tend to focus on is black lives that are claimed by men or women wearing blue. that's the only black lives that seem to matter to these groups. they don't care at all about that 9-year-old boy lured into the alleyway in chicago to be intentionally murdered by a rival gang. they don't care about the 14-year-old killed in retaliation to that just yesterday. there is a real space in our society for a legitimate civil rights group activated by the need to raise up by their boot straps an entire population. >> it isn't this group. >> it's not this group, pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. this isn't the group. but the democrats are just pandering and sucking up to them. it is nauseating that they can't say the words

and geraldo is with us. how is she doing? >> i think she's on the phone. are you there, sweet heart. >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> we're with shep pert smith. so many people are worried about you. tell us what you saw. tell us first of all, you're at the game, the soccer game. did you know the president of france was at the game? >> caller: no, i i didn't know the president was there. before half time, we hear very cloud explosive sound but no one seemed to seem worried about it except for the fellow new yorker by my side. we brushed it off. at half time, we went to get food and they weren't telling us anything. and there are were a bufrnl of ambulances and people in uniforms starting to look very nervous. but they didn't tell us anything so we went back in and heard two more explosives. again, no one expressed concern. they didn't tell us what is going on. and then, my friend, isabel was next to me and kept getting calls from her mom in the states and telling us there is a terrorist attack happening throughout paris and we tried to leave. and there were te

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geraldo is on his way to pick her up and bring her home safe. she will not be concluding the rest of her year there. she will be back here safe and sound. >> he is in the car to the airport. >>> how should the united states respond to this. what would a president ted cruz do? he joins us next right after the break with the answer. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. other side effects are genital yeast infe

and geraldo is with us. how is she doing? >> i think she's on the phone. are you there, sweet heart. >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> we're with shep pert smith. so many people are worried about you. tell us what you saw. tell us first of all, you're at the game, the soccer game. did you know the president of france was at the game? >> caller: no, i i didn't know the president was there. before half time, we hear very cloud explosive sound but no one seemed to seem worried about it except for the fellow new yorker by my side. we brushed it off. at half time, we went to get food and they weren't telling us anything. and there are were a bufrnl of ambulances and people in uniforms starting to look very nervous. but they didn't tell us anything so we went back in and heard two more explosives. again, no one expressed concern. they didn't tell us what is going on. and then, my friend, isabel was next to me and kept getting calls from her mom in the states and telling us there is a terrorist attack happening throughout paris and we tried to leave. and there were te

geraldo will be here. >> geraldo thank you. i'll ask you the question.aeg -- stage. out go lind jay graham and governor pataki and jim gilmore. now we'll get more. what's your take? >> i think that it is -- i like both governor huckabee and governor christie. christie's fate was determined with bridgegate. people poo-pooed the significance of it. the problem with bridgegate was that it enhanced the whole vision of chris christie as a bully, as a swaggering ruthless politician, even though he was never implicated directly. i believe that he never ever recovered from that. i remember his second inauguration, he did it down at liberty island with the statue of liberty behind him. it was right in the immediate aftermath of bridgegate. it was so ill-attended. >> geraldo, i've heard people say what you just said. i think this will be good for him. debater. he'll be on the second stage. his chance to come to nature. remember how carly fiorina dominated that first debate. wound up leap frog over a bunch of people. >> i don't agree respectfully and this is why. t

geraldo mentioned the explosions. one we're being led to believe by the authorities it was a suicide bomber that went off inside a restaurant or bar, nightclub. and two others, said to be potentially grenades, aid cording to authorities, frankly they don't seem to know specifically exactly what has happened from location to location. and as they were all being drawn away toward this, another attack happened at almost the same time, the latest numbers we have, 35 killed, scores injured. and as many as 100 being held hostage inside this building. you wonder, geraldo, to another level, i don't know when nato involvement becomes part of this and i don't even know who you declare war on. at this moment no one has claimed responsibility and authorities have not yet said this is terror. but it's certainly coordinate and it's certainly terrifying. >> it is that. we don't want to get ahead of the news of course, shep, you cannot deny the fact that these were coordinated, massive attacks. designed to inflict maximum casualties.

rosanna: geraldo was very, very shaken up and he's fearless. greg: he's in paris today. he spoke to us on the show earlier. >> it is a parent's worst night mare and we heard about the troubles, a big city and couldn't involve my child and i tested her, how you doing no answer, no answer, finally we discovered she was at the soccer stadium and heard the blasts outside. you know, in some ways the president of france was there in the stadium, thank god, that is why they had the heightened security and maybe that is why they targeted the stadium. so many, rosanna, greg, so many french families and an american student, not as lucky, a 129 dead. greg: by the way, he's daughter is still in paris with him. rosanna: she's studying abroad. i have a lot of friends with kids over there. they are concerned over what to do. paris could be one of the point. greg: i'm not sure. rosanna: you are not sure? >> greg: it is intense. we are on guard here as well. rosanna: yes, well, there is talk of a new video out there and the terrorists are talking about targeting dc. i'm sure the governme

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geraldo rivera is in paris for all this and more.l was this and how disturbing were the protesters yesterday? >> well, i think the protesters, brian, were a grim reality of the urgency of an issue that is far more current, it seems, than the long-term caused by climate change. it's all the disruption caused by the terror attacks. the protesters yesterday aside, let me just say there's the eiffel tower. of course, it's a world renowned tourist attraction, a symbol of paris and of france. but then just before i went on, i saw a group of nine heavily armed french soldiers walking past our balcony here. so, just as that is the landmark of paris, so, too, i fear going forward these soldiers and the security will be. even the president of the united states, brian, when he arrived at 1:30 this morning, was drawn to that scene at the bataclan theater where 89 were slaughtered in that terrorist attack just over two weeks ago. so, the president coming here for a climate change summit recognizing that the more urgent problem is the problem of s

but, you know, geraldo is right on part that this is a heroin and opiates problem.you can say that -- you can almost -- you can point the finger at the opiates, the narcotics and say that's one issue and have the marijuana is another. >> no, marijuana is a gateway once you get into the culture suspects a lot easier. >> it never led me anywhere. >> there is a difference. >> look at that face is that what you want? there and say is that what you want? stay clean. >> users and distributors are two different animals. >> i disagree marijuana is a great way and lot easier to get into the culture. watters is on deck. he has been watching the social media and very disturbing things to report. that's next. what walters' world. monitor social media, facebook, tweets, that kind of thing so i don't have to. tonight, first of all, what appeared from isis on the social media? >> immediately, the social group came out and took credit. but everybody dismissed it because they don't have the capacity to shoot this plane out of the sky. then, they came out with a video taunting putin,

geraldo rivera's daughter was actually inside the soccer stadium when the explosions went off outside. described the scene that she relayed to him by the phone. >> my daughter told me that she heard the three explosions near halftime and they knew that the president, president francois hollande was there. as they started to leave, as you can imagine the people in the stadium were becoming upset and all of them wanted to leave. the s.w.a.t. team and the emergency services people started coming in with their long rifles and their medical aid. i don't know what the explosions were, she didn't see anyone who have been killed or injured but she's ill had the emergency medical teams arriving. they left the stadium, people were running one way, my daughter and her friend, there were four of them and then they saw the crowd. exit. it was chaos. a immediately the french authorities, now they have had a sorry experience after "charlie hebdo" last january, they feel that there is a parameter, the girls managed to get outside the perimeter, i told them not to take the subway. one i just spoke to

maria, i understand geraldo rivera is next to you on the streets of paris.ur camera pulls out, there you are right there. geraldo, after we talked to you yesterday and of course, you went to paris to collect your daughter simone who was there in the stadium when the bombs exploded outside the stadium. got a number of queries from some of our viewers. initially, you were going to pick her up and bring her home. although the plan before that was your whole family is going to have thanksgiving with her there. is the plan still, even though she's studying abroad this year, to bring her home or has she decided to stay? >> the prime plan, steve abdomen good morning to you and elisabeth and brian is for me to not let her out of my sight. even though she's 21 years old, she's got her dad looking over her shoulder and touching her, my hand right there where are you going, what are you doing? the program has encouraged them to stay. but we are staying as close to her as possible. we have our meals together. we will all be leaving together. i don't want to tell you our

geraldo rivera's daughter was in the stadium. you can only imagine as a parent. >> at a stadium, and you're thinking, wait a minute, that's where my daughter simone said she was going to go. the panic was understandable. he got emotional speaking about it on fox news. and it gave you an idea of what thousands were experiencing. >> we were very concerned. we won't rest until she is in her apartment. we don't want her to travel. i'd like to lock her down until they sort this out. it is my gorgeous daughter. it's very upsetting. she just turned 21 years old of she's a straight-a student, a wonderful, wonderful person and very gentle soul, and we're obviously very concerned. i think show e's on the phone now. are you there, sweetheart? >> caller: yes, i am. about you, honey, do you want to come home in. >> >>. >> i do want to come home. >> i want to come get you tomorrow. >> i don't know if i can come home. the borders are shut. >> don't go outside. don't talk to any training strangers. make sure the phone is charged. you've got to m

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that may be because of the curfew, we heard geraldo's daughter simone talking about transportation was shut down. so it's been very difficult for people to get in contact with their family and loved ones to tell them that they are okay. but 730 still unaccounted for. the u.s. embassy set up a hotline. >> and i'm on the safety check to just kind of see what the latest is on that situation. it's a very user friendly type thing. the facebook safety check. a lot of people are using it right now. once they hear from their loved ones, then posting it on social media to make sure all family members are aware. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security have issued a joint statement. they say they're monitoring the situation very closely. they're in touch hourly with their counterparts in europe, especially in paris. but they say there is no specific or credible threat to the united states. let me repeat that. no specific, credible threat to the united states. the dhs and the fbi are not aware of any credible threats. degalle airport is open at the moment. american airlines canceled one

that may be because of the curfew, we heard geraldo's daughter simone talking about transportation was shut down. so it's been very difficult for people to get in contact with their family and loved ones to tell them that they are okay. but 730 still unaccounted for. the u.s. embassy set up a hotline. >> and i'm on the safety check to just kind of see what the latest is on that situation. it's a very user friendly type thing. the facebook safety check. a lot of people are using it right now. once they hear from their loved ones, then posting it on social media to make sure all family members are aware. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security have issued a joint statement. they say they're monitoring the situation very closely. they're in touch hourly with their counterparts in europe, especially in paris. but they say there is no specific or credible threat to the united states. let me repeat that. no specific, credible threat to the united states. the dhs and the fbi are not aware of any credible threats. degalle airport is open at the moment. american airlines canceled one

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> from the bowery, i'm geraldo rivera, peace. good morning, everybody. >>> before twitter we had talkback. >> today on "talkback" we asked affic cops what was the funniest excuse anyone ever gave you when you were about to give them a ticket? >> i have too to the toilet. >> an ear version of "gma on the money"ooked at diet products. >> diet bread costs 6% more. the diet slices are thinr. one thin third. one-third thinner in fact. we tested that out andound also they collapse, thin layers. >> the last segment a discussion of a controversial cusustody case. >> we have mor challenge and excitement between 7:00 and 9:00 everyorning than many people do in a lifetime. it was pretty nifty. for nancy dussault and myself, mornining, america. >> 40 years and counting. yes, yes. we have so many wonderful memory and we're about to mak a lot mo. 40 for 40. unprecedented 40-hour epic broadcast to celebrate our 40th anniversary starting november 17th jam packed with un unforgettable "g" moments. i've always lovov this tune. i've always loved th

dari: geraldo rivera live in paris to show us how victims are being remembered. good evening. it's dari. >> reporter: hi. how are you? nice to talk to you and to steve. this is the place where paris comes to mourn. after "charlie hebdo" january 17th, murdered, a spontaneous crowd gathered here and stayed for days after that travesty. now with this horrible massacre that hit too close to home for me and tens of thousands of other families, with 500 casualties, 129 dead and over 400 injured, this has been a place where a constant flow of people, even on a rainy night like tonight. they come here. they come here to say their prayers. we see spontaneous outbursts of tears, people leaving flowers all over the town, particularly in those scenes near the clubs that were shot up so badly and, of course, the theatre where so many died. >> reporter: it is a strong and defiant city. steve: you were reunited with your daughter. tell us when did you get there and if you've seen a shift in the mood of the people you've spoken to since you arrived. >> reporter: when i first got here, i got o

. >> back at 8 a.m., a newbie,e, geraldo rivera filed a reporort on alcoholism. >> from the bowery, i'm geraldo rivera, peace and good morning, everybody. >> before the age of socialsquare, we had a segment called "talkback." >> today on "talkback" we asked traffic cops what was the funniest excuse anyonene ever ga you when y you were out to give them a ticket? >> i have to go to the toilet. >> an early version of "gma on the money" looked at diet products. >> diet bread costs 6% more. the diet slices are thinner. one thin third -- one-third thinner, in fact. we tested that out and found also that they collapsed -- >> the last segment a discussion of a controversial custody case. >> we have more challenge and excitement between 7:00 and 9:00 every morning than many people do in a lifetime. it was pretty nifty. for nancy dussault and myself, have a wonderful day and good morning, america. >> 40 years and counng. >> nifty. >> yes, yes. we have so many wonderful memories and we're about to make a lot more. "40 for 40," an unprecedented 40-hour epic broadcast to celebrate our 40th anniversa