ABC News reporter Geraldo Rivera

The transcript highlights Rivera's role in exposing societal injustices and his impact on public awareness. It also covers the newsroom's shift to a new story and Rivera's belief in natural reporting. The coordination for covering a movement is discussed, emphasizing logistics and the importance of capturing human flow.

What type of issues does Rivera focus on in his reporting?

• Celebrity gossip

• Serious injustices and poor living conditions

• Weather forecasts

• Sports events

What happens to the news crew while heading back to the newsroom?

• They are diverted to another story

• They lose their equipment

• They take a break

• They finish their work for the day

What is Rivera's view on how reporters should present news?

• As distant and objective as possible

• In a natural and engaging manner

• With a focus on entertainment

• By reading directly from scripts

According to Rivera, how should reporters interact with their audience?

• By engaging them naturally

• By lecturing them from a position of authority

• By focusing solely on facts

• By ignoring their reactions

What does Rivera want to show in his reporting?

• Only the positive aspects of society

• The technical details of news production

• Static images of events

• Streams of humanity flowing