geraldo rivera is following the case. what's new this week? >> well, i think the biggest news is the fact that the defense psychologist richard samuels has just completed what i think is one of the longest expert testimonies on record. he basically suggests that jody diarias, the reason she can remember every detail of every sexual encounter she ever ha h. with the deceased travis al >> alisyn: election an der but cannot remember the moment she stabbed him 27 times or slit his throat or shot him in the head is because jody diarias suffers from ptsd. post-traumatic stress disorder much like the veterans coming home from the iraq war or afghanistan and she has partial, as a result, partial amnesia. as you you can imagine the prosecutor in the case juan martinez, who is extremely provocative and impassioned wasn't having any of samuel's remarks. he suggested that samuels had fallen kind of in love with jody diarias in all their 30 hours of interviews and as a result not being objective. samuels was also questioned by the jurors. arizona has this

. >> geraldo: i'm geraldo rivera reporting that new york's restriction size on soft drinks have stirred up a national debate. what is being called a nanny state and provided the funniest moment at cpac which ended today outside the nation's capitol. >> we strongly believe that in the end the courts will recognize to regulate the sale of beverages that have no nutritional value and is leading to disease and death to thousands of people every year. >>> bloomberg is not around. we're cool. it's just pop with ice, i hope that is okay. what did you think was in it? >> geraldo: a supersized new york judge has stopped the order for now but the city is appealing saying restricting soda size reduces sugar consumption and thereby reducing obesity but arguing people have the right to be fat, lawmakers in the nation's most obese state mississippi passed what they are calling the anti-bloomberg bill. it makes it illegal to regulate portion size and calorie counts on menus. state senator tony smith that owns a chain of barbecue joints. senator smith, is this the freedom to be fat bill? >> i hope it's

i'm geraldo rivera reporting. first up is crime time in prime time alert. the extraordinary capital murder trial of jodi arias taking a weird turn this week when the jury is allowed to ask their own questions of the 32-year-old woman accused of murder facing the death penalty for the savage crime for the murder of her boyfriend after a day it of raunchy sex. before we ask gloria ail led and station in, it is clear the jury has serious problems with the testimony they have been hearing for the last three weeks. >> how is it that you you remember so many of your is sexual encounters including your ex-boyfriends but you do not remember stabbing travis and dragging his body? >> geraldo: like the rest of the world the jury questioned the highly selective memory of the accused. sex no problem, jodi remembers everything. but the details of the homicide itself, not so much. >> as far as what happened on june 4 i don't know how the mind works necessarily but i know that was the most traumatic experience of my life. >> geraldo: she testifies she did remember what her

geraldo rivera weighs in. who would have the guts to threaten geraldo? no one on earth, i ask you.h a capital a. >> it's "fox & friends." >> steve: in answer to the question, who would ever threaten geraldo rivera? >> andrew cuomo. this is what happened, i swear to god. chris cuomo, wonderful, wonderful young man. you remember andrew cuomo, he was running against a buffalo official. kind of a sent rick. and i was asked on "the o'reilly factor" show who was i backing for governor of new york? and i said, i don't know, but i think i'd rather hang out with palladino. andrew is kind of boring. my agent gets a call. chris said, we remember who our friends are. >> steve: oh! >> brian: wow. >> yeah, really. >> steve: we're going to talk a little about press intimidation and this white house in a little bit with geraldo rivera. but right now, gretch, how about some headlines? >> gretchen: thank you. fox news alert out of florida. sink hole opens up under a house. it's believed a man was sucked in. the man's brother says he heard a loud crash last night around 11:00 p.m., then heard his bro

geraldo rivera in dc, thank you very much for dropping by.u very much. >> steve: going to bret baier's office, just rifle his death. [ laughter ] >> see if he has sweets. >> gretchen: have a great weekend. did you know the polar bear population is growing? why is a court refusing to take them off the endangered species list? two words, global warming. peter johnson, jr. breaking that down next. >> clayton: remember when toby keith talked about the symbol of parties everywhere? he was on our show. remember the red solo cup? now the cup is get classy makeover. ♪ are choosing advil® for their headaches. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil® for a headache. it nips it in the bud. and i can be that mommy that i want to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. two. three. my credit card rewards are easy to remember with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card. earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [

leend la vittert, thank you very much. >> brian: let's bring in geraldo rivera now.satellite? the same charming man we remember. hey, welcome back. >> thanks. i had a tomato patch in the '80s. where do i sign up for that hispanic subsidy? >> steve: usda has money waiting for geraldo rivera. >> i'm there. >> steve: we know that you once upon a time knew yasser arafat. he is regarded as the father of modern terrorism and don't you think it was a gigantic error on the part of the white house advance team, there is yasser arafat right there. yesterday when the president of the united states was there with president abbas, for him, the president of our united states, to be underneath the giant picture of arafat? >> you know, steve, i don't necessarily agree that assessment. i did know arafat from 1982 until 2002. i interviewed him many times over that long stretch. he's a very complex man, yes. i think it is fair to say he's the father of modern terrorism. but i hasten to note that begin, one of the founding ministers, also had the same label back in 1946 when he blew up

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joining us now from new york to update this, geraldo rivera. so what is this weasel pleading guilty to? >> he bled -- pled guilty to the less serious charges. there are 22 charges in all. he pled guilty to the 10 that really had to do with kind of the general information that was out there, like the most famous video from baghdad in 2007. where a u.s. helicopter took out a group of men they thought were al qaeda, turned out they were reuters reporter and two other civilians. it's that stuff. it's him having access, unauthorized access to this classified material. posting it on the internet. providing it to wikileaks. he pleads guilty to the 10 less serious charges. is he facing up to 20 years as you suggest. the reason he pled guilty to those less serious charges is that if he were tried in a civilian court, ironically, bill, he would, for even those 10 less serious charges have been facing over 90 years in prison. so he allows the military hearing to accept the guilty plea to the 10 less serious charges. but and this is the big but, he is stil

we have geraldo rivera and two bear cubs, a monkey and sumo wrestlers. >> brian: i thought so. >> steve: join us in the after the show show. >> i'm not one of the sumo wrestlers. it's a new day and a new morning and the first full day for pope francis starting the day today. in a surprise visit he visited a roman basilica dedicated to the virgin mary, praying there. so his first official act in rome a short time ago. welcome, everybody, to our coverage as it continues live in new york city. you are here at "america's newsroom." quite a day. martha: you hear the cheers in the background. brings you back to the incredible moment, what many people saw as hopeful surprise. good morning to you. good morning to everybody at home. i'm martha maccallum. right now we're awaiting for pope francis to celebrate his inaugural mass in the sistine chapel. he is the first pope as you know from the americas. bill: we heard timothy dolan call it a day of renewal for the church. religion correspondent lauren green live from vatican city. what is the mood there today, lauren, hello? >> reporter: hello to y

>> alisyn: tomorrow geraldo rivera. thank you for joining us. bill: good morning, everybody.re on the hunt for a killer. massive search ongoing for the person who murdered in cold blood one of colorado's top prison officials. tom clement gunned down as he answered the door. it happened in front of his wife. good morning. i'm bill hemmer, welcome to "america's newsroom." this broke yesterday. martha: a terrible story. welcome, bill. i'm martha maccallum. they have security beefed up. the state capitol is on alert. this shooting happened in a quiet wooded neighborhood. monument, colorado, not too far from denver. they want to speak to a woman out exercising in the area who they believe may have seen something. >> we have information that leads us to belief there was a white female, perhaps the between the age of 35 and 50 or speed walking or exercising if you will, along colonial park drive about 8:30 last night. she has been described wearing light pants, a dark windbreaker and also a hat. this is not a person of interest concerning the crime but rather someone we may have mad

geraldo rivera lectures cory booker on humility. sor bleep ] up. >> yeah at some point you have to ask yourself what geraldo things he is doing. he is running against one of the most popular politicians in new jersey, and it was be awesome to see him get his butt kicked again. what was it 30 years ago when he got punched by a neo-nazi. >> stephanie: yes. let's right give into the right-wing world. are you okay are you in a yellow submarine? >> i'm okay. >> stephanie: i thought the snow storm has swallowed you. >> it was nothing. >> yeah. >> stephanie: okay. all right. >> there was some mud. that's about it. >> yeah, we got some precipitation and it was a little cold outside. >> stephanie: oh dear. all right. sean hannity. >> we continue to watch as republicans rise up to successfully block a vote on john brennan's nomination and all of this hand as more and more details emerges about the obama administration's efforts to suppress the sequestration and scare the hell out of them. >> what? >> are you trying to force some logic into sea

geraldo rivera is on the case. >> steve: meet the survivors.onsulate, we finally know what happened to them. at least somebody does. how many were there and how many are there and where are they now? we have a couple answers straight ahead. >> brian: and we're about to take you on a wild ride. >> oh, crap! >> brian: this roller coaster is making history. why it's unlike any other in the entire world. then there is a roller coaster geraldo puts us on as we try to move through topics. it will be excitingment "fox & friends" for the third hour of the week starts now. ♪ . >> steve: the reason you should kiss them, they're irish. they are irish dogs. >> brian: the biggest dog in the world. >> steve: it is. the irish setter and a blue terrier in celebration of san antonio patty's day. >> brian: i think they used to hunt wolves. i'm pretty sure. >> steve: that is the biggest dog i've ever seen in person. >> brian: it's bigger than a great dane. >> steve: you'll see how big they are on this friday telecast of "fox & friends" live from new york city whe

i gave geraldo rivera own account.ders got together and changed the rules. the league making it a 15-yard penalty for initiating contact with the crown of a player's helmet. the rules say if a player does that more than three yards down field, they can not lower their head. for example, here is "fox & friends" model, keith, who played boston college. tell me the wrong way now if you're a runningback. show me like this. that would be a penalty. all right. now show me the right way you'll have to run with the ball. keith! [ applause ] good job. good to see you. congratulations. for more on these rule changes, let's go out to maria molina. wait a second. weather. why don't do you the weather. >> i don't know anything about that. not my area of expertise. i will tell what you is my area of expertise, that's the weather. it is going to be a cold day out today across the northeast. very chilly. this is what it feels like across the areas. it feels like 4 degrees in new york city -- 24 degrees in new york city. international

and geraldo, he thinks that the white privilege wristband is a stupid thing. all right, riveraood. doesn't ruin it. don't say anymore. (laughter) plenty ahead as the factor moves along and bill gates still mighty infatuated with president obama. lou dobbs will weigh in. and gutfeld and mcguirk, apparently a high school using gay characters it portray biblical figures. how about that adam and eve, huh? we hope you stay tuned for those reports. [ lisa ] my name's lisa, and chantix helped me quit. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. it put me at ease that you could smoke on the first week. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depresd mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chanti if you notice any of these stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or otr mental health pro