obviously, geraldo, you'll have some strong thoughts. >> geraldo: you think?crystal clear and unmistakable and my message to donald trump. you cannot do this. you cannot make true the stereotype that you are cruel and uncaring. you must do the right thing. these are the most invented emigrants we've ever had. they've been background, they've been fingerprinted, they need to be gainfully employed or in college. most of them have citizen siblings. if we were now to unleash the power of the federal government, to root out 800,000 of these dream act students, it would permanently tarnish the reputation and legacy of president trump and it will affect how i feel about him. >> sandra: i'm bringing in rachel campos-duffy because this is very near and dear to your heart, it's something you deal with every civil day. >> rachel: it this morning on fox business, we had steve cortez. he said he's been talking to folks inside the white house, advising him to do just what you said, not to take away daca. this what i think is happening. i hope, at least, that he's using this

now we have herman cain, geraldo rivera, and david clarke. >> geraldo, and a your happy, they're notanymore, there are adults and throwing them off to the country. if the president wants to do things constitutionally which is the right thing to do unlike obama. if he doesn't get funding for the wall, one of the key promises he made in this campaign, i would argue politically i don't know how he comes back from it, but i'm certain he's a big good businessman and he will get that. >> enough that last sentence i thank you hit the nail on the head, the problem with the president is that he's selling it and a bellicose weight in a hostile way appealing to the base and almost a mean-spirited way. why doesn't he say this, for example, we have all witnessed undocumented immigrantscoming across the order and dying in the desert are being raped or be murder. every room members the container trucks coming across and documented immigrants dying, we all want a border that is safe for everybody. build the wall to regulate or normalize the situation. so it with was compassion in the same way that h

geraldo rivera, i will start with you on this.ou are happy, and i know that nobody was ever talking about rounding up 800,000, they are not kids anymore, they are adults and going out of the country. the president wants to do things constitutionally which was the unlike obama. do if he does not get funding for thate wall, one of the key promises that he made in his campaign, i would arguehi politically i do not know how he comes back from it. but i am certain he has a great businessman and will get that. >> youwi hit on that last sentence, i think you hit the nail on the head. at the problem with the president and this wall is that he is sending it in a bellicose way, a hostile way appealing to the base, why doesn't he say this? we have all witnessed undocumented immigrants coming over the border and dying in the desert or being murdered? everybody remembers that container trucks coming across -- >> sean: when he said that on day one, he was massacred. >>nd we all want order, we all want a border that is safe for everybody. build

[laughter] >> we love geraldo. >> sean: he is not that bad. he's a good guy and one of my best friends. when they come back, talking about north korea -- former ambassador john bolton ways in and we will talk about the president's speech to the u.n. tomorrow. a one-on-one "hannity" shoot out with a formal obama economic advisor, austan goolsbee. we have a big announcement at the end of the show. something i think you are going to like. straightus ahead. (woman scream) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ whoamike and jen doyle?than i thought. yeah. time for medicare, huh. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. choosing a plan can be super-complicated. but it doesn't have to be. unitedhealthcare can guide you through the confusion, with helpful people, tools and plans. including the only plans with the aarp name. well that wasn't so bad at all. that's how we like it. aarp medicare plans, from unitedhealthcare. i don't know she nehow we'll do it.lege. ♪ never stop ♪ ♪ 'til we get there ♪ for years, at&t has been promising

thanks to geraldo.nistration try to get more help to those who most desperately needed. lucas tomlinson has the latest from the pentagon on that. lucas? >> good afternoon, sandra. less than two hours ago, the hospital ship comfort set sail from the north of virginia to arrive in waters of puerto rico thursday. >> my orders are a minimum of 30 days. and again, those are just decisions that are made much above our level. what we will do is we will go out there and hit the ground running or hit the deck plates writing, as we say in the navy. and we will be moving until somebody tells us we are no longer needed. >> some critics say the ship should've left sooner. captain robinson said there were less than 100 crew members on board, now there are 800 crew members. it treated over 120,000 people. that ship has six emergency rooms and 100 of beds. despite claims yesterday by the demonstration that 44 of 69 hospitals were not functioning, today, sandra, the u.s. military says only one hospital in puerto rico is

geraldo, what is your take on it?t of all, i have covered urban police wroshg for half a center and early days in new york city, there is no doubt that the whole notion of throw down guns was a relatively phenomenon in urban police departments. decades ago, but they are not unheard of in police work. let's be share here. >> sean: the whole thing is it on video. >> my thoughts are bouncing out here. when you have a low down heroin dealer and multiconviction and in trouble with cops, you know for years and a real thug, you know, as the judge suggest that person, in the judge's experience is usually someone with a gun. and the issue is reasonable doubt. and as the judge struggled with the verdict. the judge came to the conclusion that the prosecution for all of their sincerity did not manage to meet the burred ep. did the cop get a gun out to plant on the perpetrator after he was killed? the judge felt that the prosecution did not make that argument beyond a reasonable doubt. and i see the demonstrators, they seem genuin

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fox news' geraldo rivera is live in san juan. geraldo?part of the problem is, i don't think until maybe this morning the president, the cabinet and the entire american government understood the magnitude of this disaster. they have been sending in aid. it's been trickling in. we saw the port last night, the port of san juan, operating what seemed to be minimal capacity. even the airport, which is just behind the camera does not seem anything like the activity you'd expect in the berlin airlift. they don't understand that this is puerto rico's katrina. this is a generalized disaster. we found my father's youngest sibling. one of the last surviving of my father's big flock. he's one of 17 siblings. we found her in a darkened house last night with a tree through the roof and another tree blocking the streets. i have not seen numbers of federal officials out will doing what needs to be done for this island in crisis, this island in dire straits. you mentioned the united states military. the fleet has arrived off the eastern side. we took a he

geraldo rivera has been doing great reporting on the island, and he just filed this report for us. >>sans from the left and right want a good guy and a bad guy. they want evil, they want competence, they want incompetence. the fact of the matter is puerto rico was a disaster waiting to happen. the electrical grid on this island is entirely suspect. the puerto rico electric power authority is bankrupt. they have been scrimping on maintenance for years. i was here in september 2016. they were blacked out for three days just because of a fire in a single power plant. the cabling, 16,000 miles of wires, stretching throughout the villages and cities here on the island of puerto rico are antiquated and very poorly maintained. the power stations themselves, ironically, and that is the bitter irony, are functioning perfectly, but there is no way to get the electric power from the power plants to the people who need them. that's why there is no fuel. they can't pump the gas. that's why there's no water in the high-rise buildings. there's no electrical power to run the elevators. that's why thi

joining us from cleveland, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera.you have a lot of family on the island. have you heard anything? >> melissa, my dad is one of 17 children. i have really scores of first cousins scattered throughout the island. three of them particularly i've been trying to reach. we have text messages. we haven't had any voice communication with anyone but we did get some text messages. the damage is absolutely, it is awesome, it is horrible. it is island-wide. puerto rico is thought of as modern kind of caribbean paradise. when you get away from beaches, most houses are made of wood with corrugated zinc roofs. most of them are gone. in my family particularly, one house, my cousin sonia's house are intact, so many extended children, have 10 kids and grandkids inside of sonia's house. everybody has electricity. there is no water. they stored water, they have a generator but better off than vast majority of port reek cones right now. they're worried about running out of propane and resupply of diesel for generator, things of that natur

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i am fixated with geraldo rivera who is painting a bleak picture.hink the general who was in charge of the rescue efforts in katrina was unduly harsh and personal with respect to the president. there is the perception, and it's based upon on the ground reporting by geraldo and others that the president is more interested in other things, certainly was more interested in irma and harvey then he has been in the catastrophe that's become puerto rico. can he recover from this? yes, he can. he's had a very bad week because of domestic political events but sticking to the puerto rican story, the impressionist too little, too late. >> i think it started it with e first tweets. putting a lot of blame on puerto rico. the talk about this is a country come up puerto rico itself, not a separate country, territory that's struggling. bankruptcy, problems with infrastructure. it was only after that that the discussion turned to here is the help we are giving. there are some logistical challenges to giving aid to an island. no doubt about that. that challenge. this

thanks, geraldo.rd president trump said he will decide tonight if his health and human services secretary tom price is in or out after he used taxpayer money for expensive charter flights. our political panel weighs in next. >> we'll see. we have -- he's a very fine man. we're going to make a decision sometime tonight. he's a very fine man. >> trace: that's president trump talking about health and human services secretary tom price and the decision if tom fired will be fired tonight. let's bring in our panel, capri is here from the american university and brad blakeman, a former adviser to george w. bush. yesterday if you asked me if tom price stays or goes, i would say he goes. >> but standard operating procedure on friday, the president is complimenting him on his past service but i don't think he will be sticking around. that creates another challenge for the white house, getting another secretary if price were to go confirmed by the senate. in light of healthcare being the number 1 issue after tax

they are now in their early 20s and -- >> here's my problem with what geraldo is saying.roud to say i want a compromise. it has to be based on the rule of law. presidents cannot be willy-nilly. does president trump have the right to say the irs should stop enforcing a corporate tax rate? as long as they put down 20%-25%, oh, let it go. you can't do that when you are the president. >> sean: obama admitted it admitted it. >> he went down and reelection and the opposite. that's the generative of our ability to be a democracy. the antagonism and animosity -- here's the compromise, it's crying out. the wall, tough border enforcement. republicans should give and legalize dreamers. it be appropriate and fine. >> sean: geraldo is clapping and cleveland, i guarantee it. >> the rest -- whatever the experts say, the point is you secure the borders. >> sean: good to see both your. hillary clinton continues to make more excuses for her big election laws. now she's blaming bernie sanders for her cricket hillary nickname. tomi lahren, dr. gina loudon, and jessica tarlov way in next >> s

geraldo rivera is in puerto rico. he is puerto reagan himself and his live with us this afternoon.t is first and? >> shep, let me welcome you to puerto rico island of despair. the island got racked by hurricane irma two weeks ago. that hurricane act of 17% of the power grid. then came the much more savage, powerful hurricane maria, and that has absolutely decimated this island. it has scorched the agricultural field of puerto rico. 80% of the crops had been destroyed. there is no electric power shep, the polls are down everywhere. the large conductive polls, the telephone poles, there's very little communication. so service, extremely spotty. there is no symptom of what is happening on an island with no water and no fuel then the lines at the service stations. not only either scores of people, you look at this line it goes all the way i'll come around that corner, and this is the scene at every single gas station in puerto rico. without gas, they can't run the generators that the few have two power the water pumps that allow them not only to get water to bathe and drink, but also t

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thank you, geraldo rivera.e phone, hector is with the department of public security in puerto rico. hector, a local official there says the devastation has set the island back, 20, to years. can i -- 30 years. can i ask you this, how many money, hough federal money do you need? can you give me a dollar number? >> no, sir, no way to quantify it. this is such devastation to give you, to quantify it by just giving awe number now that would be irresponsible on my part. stuart: we have reports of looting and lawlessness. can you con permanent that? >> well, we had an incident, i can confirm we had a second day of incident of looting people were arrested. this is not looting like we typically know which is rampage and lawlessness. that is not the case. that is absolutely not the case. we arrested 40 people because of the curfew. 12 were charged criminally because of looting. that is not the case, no, sir. stuart: we're painting a picture of dire need here. you need generators. you need people, you need exit to get ou

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on the ground tonight in columbus, georgia, our friend geraldo rivera. what's going on?we landed in charlotte, north carolina, believe it or not. that was the chosest airport. we drove down to augusta, georgia, from augusta, georgia to atlanta, georgia is where what is now tropical storm irma was really visiting its wrath. trees were down about every quarter of a mile there is i great big tree across the road. all the way to atlanta. atlanta, hartsville airport, the world's busiest hopelessly disrupted today. thousands of flights cancelled. southwest had no flights. delta had a handful. they cancelled over 3,000 flights. rapid transit in atlanta closed. now we're down in fort benning, the sprawling army base that straddles the georgia-alabama line. this is the back side of the storm. not much going on. before i talk to the garrison commander we were at the chatahootchee river where there was flooding in 2009, hurricane irma came by and visited some real wrath on the peach tree state and now you have a situation where here in fort benning they are gearing up to help in th

i saw geraldo down there earlier.t geraldo when he's on the ground and he is from the island, they needed a lot of help and they needed fast. like kimberly said, the infrastructure is not in place to deliver it. i am glad "the five" is doing this story to show the spotlight on the island because it's incredibly tragic. the most important thing, once you get the relief and recovery, and i have been there. beautiful places. everybody, if they want to come up book a trip when this place gets back on their feet. book your trip and spend some money there because that's what the admin needs. our support. >> juan: we were talking about the fact that puerto reckons pe americans. the mayor was crying and saying you have to understand we are devastated. the crops are gone. >> dana: 80% of the crops and agriculture is gone. they have no power. and you have an crisis with the dam that's about to break. hopefully not. you have 700,000 people in the wake of the dam who could be in great danger. the need is overwhelming. we have to

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geraldo rivera. what's going on? >> to tell you how i got down here, we landed in charlotte, north carolina, believe it or not. the closest airport and drove down to augusta, georgia to atlanta, georgia to where tropical storm irma was visiting its wrath. trees were down every quarter of a mile a big tree across the road. all the way to atlanta. atlanta hartsville airport, the world's busiest airport hopelessly disrupted today. thousands of flights canceled. southwest had no flights, delta a handful. they canceled over 3,000 of their flights. the rapid transit in atlanta was closed all day today. monday. now we're down in fort benning, the sprawling army base that straddles the georgia/alabama line. irma passing through here now. this is the back side of the storm. not much going on. before i talked to the garrison commander we were at the chattahooche river there was tremendous flooding back in the day 1990s and then in 2009 hurricane irma came by and really visited some real wrath on the peach tree state. now you h

geraldo is live at the airport. i've been reading about this. i'm hearing it's a mess there. >> it is a mess. jammed. main terminal is jammed, shep, with people desperate to get out of puerto rico. at the urging of the governor, he says anybody that doesn't have to be here should leave. the problem is there's been so few flights out. united airlines stepped up to the plate amid stories of price gouging and flights cancelled for a week or two even, united has put on a 777 flight that was leaving for chicago. i've been on an aircraft carrier the last couple hours. i don't know if the 777 took off. united offered free of charge to get people out of here. the governor wants people bringing supplies, desperately needed. to me, it's almost mind boggling how slow the relief effort has been. there's been one relief flight all day yesterday. they were trying to swap out the air traffic controllers here at the san juan airport. just doesn't seem that the pedal has been put to the metal if you get my meaning. this is a catastrophe with food supplies are sh

gary crosby went on geraldo rivera and said there was no shouting or anything like that, if you got outline and he said you are going to be paddled, you got paddled. this is in the 1940's. that was standard. there was nothing extraordinary about that. bing crosby himself said that when he became a father he learned quickly that you had to instill discipline. he did not have any objection on principle. those facts came out of this idea. it was not anything gary crosby said in his book. the kind of thing they remember in the book, most people have heard about it. what we have is a prime example of what happens to celebrities. you get these images and there's nothing you can do about it. the thing about bing crosby's life, he grew up in a place that was as much like the 18th century as the 21st century. the world he grew up in was a face-to-face world. he knew people personally. he did not have to read about them or be told about them.

griff: geraldo rivero is a live taking a closer look at the devastation. geraldo, what you see? the georgia air international guard. the georgia guard is coordinating all the relief. first of all, behind me is the big san juan airport that you are used to seeing this facility which is a hub for the entire caribbean bustling with hundreds of flights every day. there are absolutely no commercial flights whatsoever and it is just military and some relief flights coming in. what i see personally on the ride from the airport here to the resection which is close to the airport if the buildings that have had their faÇades shredded by the storm, broken palm trees and almost no traffic on the street. gasoline is in urgent need here, the islanders are lining up for-six hours with a 40-dollar maximum and i see with my own family they have stocked up on food and fuel and water but they are running out. even the most prudent families need resupply. what happens here is totally a function of the relief effort from outside. puerto rico is stricken. the island of 3.4 million people from one sid

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pete: you heard geraldo's take on daca. our next guest has different idea. food. we actually filed a claim with usaa to replace that spoiled food. and we really appreciated that we're the webber family and we are usaa members for life. people spend less time lying awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm combines the number one pain reliever with the number one sleep aid. gentle, non-habit forming advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. ♪ brian: welcome back to "fox & friends." you heard geraldo rivera's take on the president's upcoming decision on dreamers, so-called daca. we'll bring in kris kobach, kansas secretary of state. the vice-chair of president's election integrity commission. thanks for joining us this morning. you heard the previous segment. a lot of passion, rightfully so. a difficult decision for the president. been close to him. advised him on many issues. what would your advice be with him? >> my advice end daca right now. the legal question isn't even a close one. you already had multiple courts say similar amn

maria: geraldo, a devastating situation. on the ground this morning and puerto rico. on hotels in puerto rico. what did you tell us in terms of hurricane maria impact the new operations on the ground? >> we have a string of stories as you know irma and maria. the human toll we've seen nx is within the family, puerto rico is by far the worst of the three storms. the issue is geraldo mentioned which our water supply and fuel for generators because a lot of the roads are blocked in just getting feel to hotels to maintain generator operations is a key issue. the good news is the private sector could focus on trying to mobilize resources that i've been on the phone with the ceos of the major airlines and cruise lines because getting both relief workers and supplies to the island in getting people off the island our operations and process. sending a plane this morning to try to evacuate a number of guests and some colleagues to bring them back. maria: the plane can land them because there is a problem in terms of getting things on and off the island because they couldn't la

steve: geraldo. gin. jillian: geraldo rivera, there you go. hugh hefner has died.nouncement on twitter just hours ago with a quote from hefner. life is too short to be living somebody else's dream. >> just in time because we are going to have a swinging party tonight. we hope you come in and join us. >> time flies when you are having fun. >> hefner published the first issue of playboy in 1953. now iconic nude portrait of marilyn monroe. a symbol of the sexual revolution will forever being be remembered for breaking down barriers and bringal building a unique american dream. he died from natural causes at his home. he leaves behind his wife crystal and four children. hugh hefner was 91 years old. abby: he was a legend. steve: he left esquire magazine because they only offered him a $5 a week raise. he left and started his own. brian: it was enough for me. steve: reality windsor blaming fox news, the shows you are watching on this channel. we are not kidding. you will hear her excuse. brian: does anybody remember why taking a knee became a thing. lawrence jones reali

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being the offensive person that he was or geraldo.own outlandish things. >> stay with us, we're going to get into the mind of an american boy who came under the influence of satanism. took part in a crime without passion or motive. >> he takes the power of the talk show to a whole different level to put people on stage who hate each other and who will fight. >> in the case of the temple and the church of satan, we have not had problems with criminal behavior. >> but when you hear story after story of people committing these wretched and violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up, and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship, but today he's in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing an uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but said the s

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we try to talk with father geraldo but he refuses to meet with us instead he's church the period responds by phone on his behalf. to the number of altar boys. that he has a history of molesting young men there's a period tells me he knows about his history and that doesn't concern him but he insists the trouble priest has been rehabilitated and describes him as a transformed man who doesn't pose a risk. to young members of his congregation. the church may not be concerned but the local mayor wants to investigate. she was shocked to hear that they'd moved a priest with such a troubled past to an area with a high number of schools and a gang population. in this place he would like our children to be safe to be there and still. i would like to see the red boys the legal papers surrounding that. and i have to investigate because. he is assigned to our place i will do what should be done. now a parent himself mark. my pride one of the young children there's still a churchman in me. who. deeply wish that he should be given a second chance but there is also the pessimist in me that the church of

now people are scrambling just to survive, trace. >> help is on the way, geraldo. coming up, more on reports that the health and human services secretary took costly charter flights instead of cheaper commercial ones. what secretary tom price is saying about whether he will keep his job and the response from the white house is next. >> well, president trump's top health official showing confidence even after the president said he's not happy with him, health and human services secretary tom price reportedly took dozenses of expensive charter flights when cheaper flights were available. here's secretary price on a news conference on the upcoming flu season. >> you think you're going to be fired? >> i still think we have the confidence of the president and we work on important issues like flu vaccination. >> let's bring in josh gerstein, the senior reporter for politco. a couple times the president has given the could shoulder to people when it came to sean spicer and steve bannon and whoever. but this has to be one of those things he's on thin ice. >> it looks that

it's been 20 years since the death of princess diana and interest in geraldo rivera remains high.nline auction is underway now of some of diana's most treasured items. they range from clothing and jewelry to signed papers and photographs and the surprising item a piece of her wedding ca cake. satin jeweled evening bag is one of the spectacular item it could fetch more than $15,000. the items include belongings diana donated to charity months before her death in 1997 online bidding for the items ends tod today. >>> gay rights pioneer edith windsor being remembered for helping pave the way for legalizing same sex marriage. >> windsor grew up here in philadelphia and graduated from temple university. she died yesterday in new york city at the age of 88. cbs news correspondent jan crawford has her story. it was great love affair. that's all i know to say about it. it was everything. >> reporter: edy windsor met the aspiring in manhattan in the 1960s. they spent 40 years together waiting for the right to marry. >> we didn't have the magic of the word. of the marriage. >> you had the ha

in the video, her 89-year-old parents, gabrielle geraldo, were hospitalized after being evacuated. has since been discharged. gabrielle remains in the hospital with a urinary tract infection his daughter says he got because he was dehydrated. the person who shot the video said thee was at the facility monday and the air-conditioning was off. the video was shot tuesday night hours before the evacuation. it shows her father who suffers with always hiezheimer's. the second floor window open and curtains lifted up to allow as much air as possible. in the hallway a large fan is seen in effort to keep air moving in the facility. a spokesperson for the rehabilitation person says they contact the florida power and light and state emergency officials immediately after losing air-conditioning. spokesperson says the facility had adequate staffing and followed protocol throughout the rice sis. they also said water and ice were provided and disrobing residents is not protocol for staying cool. florida's agency for health care administration that regulates the facility told cnn at no time did th

thank you very much we will watch your reporting this week thank you, geraldo rivera on the ground intruck ford betts big on luxury market for truck lovers. >> eli musk's ambitious position on global travel. ♪ ♪ ♪ president trump will travel to asia in november vitting japan south korea china vietnam philippines hawaii from november 3 to 14 first lady medical lania trump will join him on that trip. >> congressman steve fiscal ice a triumphant return to the floor of congress cheryl casone with details so emotional. cheryl: it was i know you were watching as i was emotions running high on at the house, as congress scalise a mud that return. >> you have no idea how great this feels to be back at work in the people's house. [applause] cheryl: badly wounded in the june mass shooting congressional baseball practice in interview with cbs "60 minutes," lawmaker talk about gunshot wound. >> i found out later how much damage was done internally my the people avenue shattered pelvis had serious damage where the bullet went through, did some damage to areas that had to be shored up with steel pla

geraldo rivera right in the middle of it.r sunday nfl games. nbc says 11% of households tuned into the redskins-raiders prime time game. 12.9% of households tuned into the bears, cowboys game that ran at time. that is more than 10% decline in viewers. that is important. 10% down on ratings. ashley: don't care about politics. they want entertainment. stuart: like what we were saying. ashley: yes. stuart: president trump, he is tweeting about this morning, about the anthem protest. here it is. many people booed players who kneeled yesterday, which was a small percentage of total. these are fans who demand respect for our flag. come on in please, burgess owens, former nfl player. he is author of a great book, liberalism, how to turn good men into winers, weenies and wimps. an ideal person for this program. if you were a player in the nfl, what would you do? >> good morning, stuart. i tell you what i did, i would do, feeling same way. i remember looking at the flag, getting teary-eyed at the time. because i realized how blessed i

every person, every resource, everyone is working around the clock to help us we kno >> reporter: geraldo rivera, fox news. >>> we are tracking storms right now. >> thankfully no major storms approaching that part of the world. hurricane season is still going on into october so that is still a concern for the next few weeks. we are not out of the woods in terms of hurricane activity but nothing showing up in the short term. looking at temperatures for today ranging from the mid 60s coast side and close to 80 inland with upper 80s. the shallow marine layer setting up with that fog bank and the beaches are really cooling-off. you can see the fog hanging out up and down the coastline. we have and offshore wind as well so a big change and even san francisco is down a good 10 to 12 degrees. temperatures showing you san francisco at 72, santa rosa in the upper 70s. we are checking out the current windspeed, 508 miles an hour at santa rosa, and the keychains for today is the reversal in the wind. we have that onshore wind and cooling off the coast and be. this area of high pressure is in charge

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geraldo rivero has been front and center. sonia sotomayor couldn't reach members of her own family.t comes this up to a much higher level. >> j. lo, a-rod, marc anthony, even was talking about it. the president, albeit belatedly, is going there. does that show he is responsive to criticism ? >> well, there is no question. this is an area like we discussed yesterday when he was giving good marks. you know, any politician has to understand that your response to a natural disaster is your bread and butter as a politician. it is is your core function, government's core function is to protect its people. i remember back to hurricane katrina. there were a lot of factors in that. one of the reasons president bush was criticized so heavily, he was a governor in texas. he knew how to do this. he understand this was a core function. and things got in the way. but it led to criticism. here too the president allowed himself to be distracted, wanted to be distracted. wasn't paying attention enough for a number of different reasons. not to folk the power of the presidency on the plight of puerto

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