geraldo rivera. >> what is your take now that the government shutdown is up and running and everything seems to be now people are getting paid back and the furloughs are ending? what is your take on the fact

>>> live and at large, i'm geraldo rivera reporting more evidence that the drug violence in mexico is fueled by weapons from the united states. >> the majority of the weapons being useed by cartels and that are being recovered are, in fact, militarity grade weapons coming out of excess splice. united states and given to other countries. >> tonight, the return of fast and furious. >> and plus, why did this woman stay silent when she knew her own brother had raped, murdered and stuffed her little child in a cooler, left by the side of a big city highway? tonight -- the cop who got justice for baby hope. >>> and -- rounding up more of the biker bandits who busted up the guy in the land rover. >> [ inaudible ]. >> tonight, debating gloria allred. >> an innocent victim trying to help the driver of the suv when he was run over. >> is he broken biker client a victim or a perp. >>> and -- the end of a tumultuous week in washington. >> this is a terrible deal. this deal embodies everything about the washington establishment. that frustrates the american people. >> the debt ceiling catastrophe

geraldo rivera pointing fingers. and the honor code really? >>> hi, welcome.makers trying to get to the bottom of what went wrong with the roll out that reportedly cost a staggering $1 million why the administration decided at the last minute to not allow the ecommerce of window shopping which overloaded that part of the site and exposed problems. you are telling every american if you sign up to this or attempt to that is a direct contradiction of hippa and you know it. >> that is a cm axcms call that not a contractor call. >> this was good tv ed. come on. they said they had nothing to do with anything right? >> sure, they were trying to point the finger at the administration. kathleen sebilius was invited to testify today and chose not to do that. instead she is in phoenix at a call center trying to do a photo opthere. she is expected to testify next week on the hill. she will get her turn at bat and that will be interesting tv as you say as well. the bottom line is that she's contractors repeatedly said that they had warned the administration and the white h

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i'm geraldo rivera. two of the highest mur >>> this is a fox news alert. in two of the nation's highest profile murder cases. jonbenet the indictment of her parents that was kept secret until friday. a judge throwing out the conviction of a kennedy cousin for the long ago murder of a pretty popular 15-year-old found beaten to death with a golf club. her cousin, robert f. kennedy, jr., has been a defender of the defendant. we'll hear live from robert in a moment. mark is the reason robert's cousin is in prison in the first place. sering expose, murder in green wich. he had committed hideous murder. mark, welcome. the case was ice cold until you published your book. how did you react when you heard the verdict was overturned? >> well, geraldo, it was odd that the reason it was overturned or reversed was inadequate council. it's odd when an attorney is hired because he has connections within the community, he knows police officers and worked in the area. he's at the discretion of the family and michael to direct or to change him and yet they let him try to en

she was hearing voices reportedly, geraldo rivera, and this looks like a woman that never shook postpartumndering where the next shoe is going to fall. here is the woman, i tell you, my first thought was did you ever sit -- this happened to me once, an old jaguar i had. i was right behind another car and i put the brake on and for some reason, my car kept going forward. i obviously, for one reason or another, i'm sure -- i confused the brake pedal with the gas pedal. that was my first thought when i saw what she did, that she just did that and then panicked and then the men running with the guns and everything else. i couldn't imagine that this was any kind of assault. then you do the back story and you find out that she picked up her child in brooklyn, heading home to connecticut. somehow ends up in the nation's capitol, 500-mile or i guess 300-mile detour. what in the world is she doing there? why is the child in the back seat? i think i attribute a lot of what happened to just everybody being on edge. her panicking, but then her actions after that so inexplicable, you don't know. now we

i'm geraldo rivera reporting. u.s. special operatives hit hard in somalia and separately at long last also in libya. here's what we know first about the raid in somalia with the target being al-shabab. the terror group that carried out the bloody raid in nay row bee, kenya, two weeks ago. and the violent operation that ended up capturing a high-value al-shabab leader the s.e.a.l.s were forced to withdraw after coming under heavy fire. >>> the second raid carried by fbi agents and others was a successful snatch and grab in libya where senior u.s. officials are confirming that the mastermind of the 1998 bombings of our embassies in east africa, a anas al-liby was captured. al-liby is on the fbi's most wanted list and carried a $5 million bounty on his head. with me in washington, lieutenant colonel schaeffer who was in east africa and now a senior advise tore the newly formed national commission on intelligence and foreign wars. colonel, welcome, so good you could be with us on last notice. no u.s. casualties in either o

i'm geraldo rivera reporting. u.s. operatives hit hard in somalia and separately at long last also in libya. here's what we know first about the raid in somalia with the target being al-shabab. the terror group that carried out the bloody raid in nay row bee, kenya, two weeks ago. and the violent operation that ended up capturing a high-value

. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> live and at large, i'm geraldo rivera reporting more evidence thatviolence in mexico is fueled by weapons from the united states. >> the majority of the weapons being useed by cartels and that are being recovered are, in fact, militarity grade weapons coming out of excess splice. united states and given to other countries. >> tonight, the return of fast and furious. >> and plus, why did this woman stay silent when she knew her own brother had raped, murdered and stuffed her little child in

here now fox news anchor geraldo rivera. what's her profile? >> 34 years old as you said a dental hygienist. a person who came from a big family in brooklyn. her sister nypd retired police sergeant. she was someone who has been troubled of late as so many of these cases, she seems to parallel, ironically in a very scary way aaronxis, the washington navy yard mass killer down there to the extent that she was like him. she was medicating herself. she was on anti-depressants and antipsychotic drugs. she a very rough year in 2012. got fired from her job at the dentist office. she fell down some steps apparently. she was hospitalized while in the hospital. figured out that she was unwanted pregnancy. had the child in august. by the holidays. she was going through psychotic episodes. the father of the child called the authorities. she was, again, hospitalized. the problem though is that unless they show that they are in imminent danger to themselves or others, you can't involuntarily confine these people. she goes to brooklyn. she picks up her child

. >> all right are here now to react is fox news anchor geraldo rivera she didn't do.is overwhelming these two girls. >> the investigation is not over yet, bill. they think as many as 15 other children may have been. i call them children because they are 12 years old o. >> which i are thinner. >> as many of 15 of them gang of cyber bullies who harassed this child to the extent that she was so desperate and so frustrated with everything about her life that she apparently tried to kill herself earlier, slitting her wrist. she was for a time institutionalized under the, you know, statute. then such desperation she went to this abandoned cement plant and plunged to her death. when you look at the emails and the messages that were sent on these two -- >> -- then why would this mother say well, my daughter didn't do it? that was my point. they have the emails. they know where they came from. they know how vicious it was. they know it was going on for years. the family took rebekah out of one school, put her in another school. it happened there. they home schooled her. becaus

i'm geraldo rivera. two of the highest mur >>> this is a fox news alert.of the nation's highest profile murder cases. jonbenet the indictment of her parents that was kept secret until friday. a judge throwing out the conviction of a kennedy cousin for the long ago murder of a pretty popular 15-year-old found beaten to death with a golf club. her cousin, robert f. kennedy, jr., has been a defender of the

here now with fox news anchor geraldo rivera was there a motive. >> i don't know, clearly a crime ofaken. it wasn't a property crime. we don't know that they had had a particular beef between the two of them. and he killed her in such a savage way with these box cutters slitting her throat and multiple stab wounds. i can only surmise and this is surmise that this strapping 14-year-old 6-foot and more might have misinterpreted the 24-year-old teacher's care for him as an academic, as a compassionate person she has impeccable reputation. maybe he did something untoward and she resisted. i don't know what set him off. >> there is a report that the teacher was giving him extra help in math after class. has that been verified? >> he they had the last -- they had the last period he was doodling and they had a key test coming up. she key students in the class and said can you stay after class. i want to make sure you can do these problems. and therein starts this process where he follows her to the faculty bathroom on the second floor that's where the crime takes place. >> and then he haule

. >> all right are here now to react is fox news anchor geraldo rivera she didn't do.e is overwhelming these two girls. >> the investigation is not over yet, bill. they think as many as 15 other children may have been. i call them children because they are 12 years old o. >> which i are thinner. >> as many of 15 of them gang of cyber bullies who harassed this child to the extent that she was so desperate and so frustrated with everything about her life that she apparently tried to kill herself earlier, slitting her wrist. she was for a time institutionalized under the, you know, statute. then such desperation she went to this abandoned cement plant and plunged to her death. when you look at the emails and the messages that were sent on these two -- >> -- then why would this mother say well, my daughter didn't do it? that was my point. they have the emails. they know where they came from. they know how vicious it was. they know it was going on for years. the family took rebekah out of one school, put her in another school. it happened there. they home schooled her. beca

geraldo rivera here to weigh in on the new plans possibly for a hat, a unisex hat for marines. yelling at him. really helps things to yell back at geraldo. >> "fox & friends" starts now. come on over here. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. >> it's sean hannity, you're watching my good friends, elisabeth, steve and -- what's his name? brian. >> thank you very much. sean hannity, he'll be with us a half hour are now. and now you're on the couch. >> here i am. i love this. >> thank you very much. we got lots to talk about. this morning there is finger pointing galore in washington, d.c. as congress tries to piece together the stink bomb known as the obamacare web site. >> off to a rough start. in hearings on capitol hill, web site contractors admitted the government is to blame for these delays. ainsley earhart is here sorting through everything this morning. i watched you sorting in the hall. have you come up with anything? >> i have. let me tell but it, brian. the government contractors responsible for the obamacare web site launch answering some tough questions yesterday. co

geraldo rivera is here. >> talk about getting the blame, the main stream media blaming republicans foroing to analyze that lop sided coverage coming up. >> he saved a woman from being attacked in the parking lot. his reward? he got fired. goat a pink slip. -- he got a pink slip. really? really? "fox & friends" final hour of the week starts as soon as i'm done talking, which is now. >> this is marinader, the city of russell, kansas, hometown of senator bob dole, arlen specter, and happy birthday steve. we'll see you the next time at maris dees. >> if you've been joining us for three hours, you realize -- >> it's your birthday tomorrow! >> i have many homes. >> you're always on the move. >> iowa, raised in kansas, then i moved to virginia and now i live in new jersey. >> if you would just pay your credit cards, you wouldn't have to be running from the fed. >> it wasn't the credit card. it was the library fines at the university of kansas. >> did you leave or get kicked out? >> anyway. thank you very much for -- a lot of people are wishing me happy birthday on facebook already and this mo