. >> geraldo: the fifth most l. powerful earthquake in 100 years also spawned a vastfirste tsunami that raced across the atlantic ocean spreading terror to tahiti, hawaii, before itad, became clear that the wave's energy dissipated before it su. could inflict the kind of damage that killed a quarter h million in the indian ocean six years ago. welcome it our two our special report on the awesomey earthquake that unleashed well, energy 900 times than the 7.0 magnitude quake that sowed sucd havoc in haiti, but unlike haiti with the lack of buildin, codes, chile was ready for,oo this the 13th major quake to hit there since 1973. still, the long slender nation bid not escape unscathed. difft airports there are closed and there are widespread powero mes outages. the world's largest copper mines and oil refineries., suspended operations and the pan american highway is cut. before we bring you up to the n minute coverage on the extentnw of the disaster, the headline tonight has to be just how hour how ay the world is to ha

exactly what happened. >> geraldo: i wish you had better advice. by that i mean something that gave me a greater sense of security. but outdoors is better than indoors. >> geraldo: what if you are in a car. in. >> hopefully it is not going to be where a building is going to fall on top of you. if that happens, it's too late. nothing is going save you at that point. >> if you are in a car, the car suspension i would guess would mitigate in some -- to some extent the effects of the shake. >> a car has a steel structure that is reenforced so gives you some protection against falling debris but if a building comes down no way, you're going to get flattened by everything else. >> geraldo: and if you are in a bar just stay there. >> at least you will be able to float out the door, right. >> geraldo: at least your mind with. rick folbaum interviewed the chilean ambassador to the united states earlier today. here is the interview. >> our condolences to the people of chile. tell us about what is going on right now in your country? >> well, thank you very mu

hello, and i'm geraldo rivera, the awesome earthquake unleashed energy 900 times stronger than the earthquake that reacted so much havoc in haiti. but unlike haiti with grinding poverty and government incompetence and corruption, chile was ready for this. the 15th worst earthquake since 1973. right now airports are closed. and there are widespread power outages. the world's largest copper mines have suspended operations and the vital pan american highway is cut. before we bring you up to the minute coverage on the extent of today's disaster, the headline tonight has to be just how lucky the world is to have mostly dodged the deadly 1-2 punch from quake and wave. tonight as long as we're on the air, the science channel am eachio joins us. the physicist and scientist. first of all, what a gigantic earthquake, nichio. >> we're talking about greater than a hydrogen bomb 20 miles underground, carrying a gigantic tsunami, which will go all the way to japan in a few more hours. >> i have think that japan has been taken off the tsunami list, and only japa jap -- >> should where did the wave go? >> it

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because you're geraldo. thank you. >> thank you. >> steve: senator john mccain getting a subtle reminder from the president yesterday during the health care summit. maybe not so subtle. >> let me just make this point, john, because we're not campaigning anymore. the election is over. >> i'm reminded of that every day. >> steve: ouch. was the president disrespectful to the senator? the senator is next. >> gretchen: you would think it's a stressful job being the vp of the u.s. but joe biden says it's easy. >> steve: it's snowing. >> brian: there is john adams. >> steve: snowing throughout the northeast once again today. east coast travel is disrupted. in phily, they've got one airport open. steve keely is in allentown, pennsylvania with a look at how bad it is there. steve, it looks like a whiteout. >> steve, we have a fresh foot of snow. but it's not the foot of snow that's causing the problems. you mention add white out, it's wind that causes the whiteout. here is a household trash bag, we're using it as our

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hello, and i'm geraldo rivera, the awesome earthquake unleashed energy 900 times stronger than the earthquake that reacted so much havoc in haiti. but unlike haiti with grinding poverty and government incompetence and corruption, chile was ready for this. the 15th worst earthquake since 1973. right now airports are closed. and there are widespread power outages. the world's largest copper mines have suspended operations and the vital pan american highway is cut. before we bring you up to the minute coverage on the extent of today's disaster, the headline tonight has to be just how lucky the world is to have mostly dodged the deadly 1-2 punch from quake and wave. tonight as long as we're on the air, the science channel am eachio joins us. the physicist and scientist. first of all, what a gigantic earthquake, nichio. >> we're talking about greater than a hydrogen bomb 20 miles underground, carrying a gigantic tsunami, which will go all the way to japan in a few more hours. >> i have think that japan has been taken off the tsunami list, and only japa jap -- >> should where did the wave go? >> it

i remember hearing about that geraldo incident when he was drawing the little map and i heard about some other people, they would ask what are you doing and turnaround and say i am not telling you that. we are in the middle of something going on. we need to reexamine who is we allow to be in the area. some of it needs to be shown to the public as far as how tough it is for the soldier, how intense it can be so people on this side can understand what we are going through and give us some support. but we don't need the media telling exactly what is going on. just like you reported it on cnn, you were reporting it to the enemy as well. we need to balance that a little bit better. >> what type of food did they serve you and did they season it? >> in the beginning we got a lot of bread and water. a lot of hard bread and water and some orange stuff. sometimes as americans we can be a little arrogant. i remember getting a little porridge stuff and i am not eating that. what makes you think they are going to feed you again?

geraldo has been investigating. >> bill: i don't disagree with you. as you said i wrote a wle book on it when you were just a whipper snapper. [ laughter ] >> bill: glenn beck on what is the most dangerous thing in america right now? >> bill: so you are agreeing with me, beck. >> never. >> bill: caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama' shoes. let's put ourselves in them. the president took a big gamble yesterday moderating the health care summit. for seven hours republicans and democrats bloviated but not very much was accomplished. talking points liked the exercise, however. the folks should be able to hear both sides. there is no question that liberals and conservatives are i've noticed lots of fishermen forget to latch their tackle box before they pick it up. (lures splilling out) don't do that. come to the bass pro shops spring fishing classic this weekend for great deals and free seminars. my muscles just ache... ... all over

geraldo asked him the question, what is the tea party, where is sarah palin? is she with the tea party, if she independent? host: i am going to leave it there. guest: the dialysis rumors. they are rumors, and it has never been confirmed. as i pointed out before, there is no confirmed intelligence about his whereabouts, much less his medical conditions. i have heard these things about dialysis. i have never seen its solid the confirmed as to whether or not that was a problem he was facing. host: cincinnati, ohio. scott on the independent line. caller: please do not cut me off. what is the end game for all of this? are we to militarize the entire world? you had an article about alex jones. i know she is a bit off the wall, but on will never understand how building seven came down. did you do any reporting on building seven? host: we are going to leave it there. guest: i think this is a reference to some of the conspiracy theories that still surround 9/11. they have been as thoroughly investigated as anything could. what everyone saw happen on tv is exactly what