GERALDO SAYS HE'LL SUE THE NEW YORK TIMES

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GERALDO SAYS HE'LL SUE THE NEW YORK TIMES
Wednesday, September 7 2005

Geraldo Rivera said Tuesday that he plans to sue the New York Times after the paper accused him of nudging "an Air Force rescue worker out of the way so his camera crews could tape him as he helped lift an older woman in a wheelchair to safety." Interviewed by Bill O'Reilly on his Fox News program, Rivera described TV writer Alessandra Stanley, who wrote the Times piece, as "the Jayson Blair of the Style section," and showed video of the scene in question, which appeared to contradict her description. Rivera said that he had asked for a retraction, which the newspaper refused. "In their arrogance, they defy the facts," he said. "And when confronted with the evidence, to still defy the truth is really pathetic."

VIEWERS REMAIN GLUED TO TV COVERAGE OF KATRINA
Thursday, September 1 2005
Ratings for the nightly news programs and the cable news channels have soared since the Hurricane Katrina struck. On Tuesday, Fox's primetime audience numbered 4.2 million, while CNN counted 3.7 million and MSNBC 1.5 million. NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams registered 11.3 million; ABC's World News Tonight attracted 9.7 million; and the CBS Evening News, 8.1 million. On Wednesday night, a special CBS 48 Hours report on the hurricane scored a 6.0 rating and (more)

GERALDO SIGNS NEW DEAL WITH FOX NEWS FOR $3 MILLION
Wednesday, June 15 2005

Ending much speculation about whether Fox News would resign Geraldo Rivera when his contract expires in November, Rivera said Tuesday that he had signed a new four-year deal with the network. TV Week said that Rivera will take home $3 million per year. Confirming the deal, Fox News said that Rivera will receive the title "correspondent-at-large" and will continue to host his Saturday even show At Large. Last month, Rivera said in an interview with (more)

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