same great taste. >> greg: women couldn't escape andrew cuomo's grip. us friends are jumping ship. it's true cuomo had busy hands. now his celebrity friends are making other plans. so it's time's up for times. time's up, group founded to fight predators in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal replacing its entire board. oprah winfrey, eva longoria, ashley judd and others that aren't his famous resigning. it's the most celebrity scene jumping ship since the ending of titanic. that was funny or not? you people are out of your mind. the organization's faced criticism upon learning that the ceo was helping andrew cuomo with p.r. for his sexual harassment scandal. here's part of the statement the lord put out. we see the current crisis is an important opportunity for growth and change. well, the first initial changes the locks at the governor's mansion. i don't trust that guy at all. what do you think? what was the problem with times out? what was their big sin? >> kat: they are right, they can grow. you have to grow beyond being an anti-sexual-harassment

right raged after finding a former governor andrew cuomo, reeking in millions of dollars from his new book on the subject. we heard from a daughter of one victim. it's an additional insult to families who are still expecting and hoping for some sort of answers as to why these policies were put in place to begin with that expedited the death of our seniors and our loved ones and for him to keep his money with. with a possible intense of possibly the running for office again and with no answers, no accountability. and that the leaders have turned their eye a blind eye to what has happened. although we're still expecting some sort of information from some other pending investigations, even our federal b o, j has let families down investigating what happened in our nursing homes. andrew cuomo was initially borrowed from earning money from his book after an investigation fund that he'd use stuff on the state of payroll to help write it. arrested ethics panel has not a rule that he can keep 5 point. $1000000.00 from the sales commode resigned dollars, new york governor last august after a s

more legal trouble may be brewing tonight for andrew cuomo.e going to tell you about the issues by the new york attorney generals on the state ethics agency concerning the embattled ex-governor. we are less than a week away from the final day of voting in the california gubernatorial recall election. governor gavin newsom no blaming the referendum on tropism. that's not all. we begin tonight with thursday's presidential address expect to lay out six new steps in the fight against covid-19. white house correspondent kevin corke. some worry will be more mandates and restrictions. >> of course you will recall last week joe biden indicated following the dismal jobs report that his administration was looking for ways to make a quote saver for kids to return to school." and for workers to return to the office. tomorrow we will probably hear an awful lot about the new plans to use what they are calling their new covid measures to usher in their idea of new normal here in america. sources tell our company the there will be a great deal of discussion a

andrew cuomo and his political operatives tried to drop her from the ticket in the last election but she mounted a campaign independent from the governor's campaign and she won. governor hochul is new york's first woman governor and the first new york governor from buffalo. kathy hochul is as of tonight the only declared candidate for governor of new york in next year's election in her first speech as governor, kathy hochul revealed that she had been consulting with dr. anthony fauci before andrew cuomo left office and the protecting new yorkers from covid-19 would be her top priority. today, president biden issued a statement congratulating gavin newsom on crushing the republican recall attempt last night saying quote, this vote is a resounding win for the approach that he and i share to beating the pandemic, strong vaccine requirements, strong steps to reopen schools safely and strong plans to distribute real medicines, not fake treatments to help those who get sick. the voters in traditionally republican smarts of the state rejected the recall shows americans are unifying behind t

he made the announcement via book that's right new york governor andrew cuomo announced today that heresign amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment so tune in to cnn tonight for, i don't know, a rerun of "the history of the sitcom" cuomo resigned today after being accused of sexual harassment by at least 11 women and that's not even including the time he sexually harassed all of us. >> seth? >> seth: yes >> i came here today to hang out. >> seth: yeah? >> and i love your monologues. >> seth: thank you >> but can't we just have a conversation about the news? >> seth: sure. >> can't we just be like european >> seth: right >> you know what i mean? because in france, they like discuss things >> seth: oh, i see so you sort of feel like the american way to talk about the news is like joke, joke, joke. >> yeah. >> seth: but you want to just, slow it down >> yeah, it's so like -- it's very like, you know, toxic masculinity. you know what i mean >> seth: right >> but let's be -- let's just discuss what's going on. hi, everybody. >> seth: amy poehler, everyone >> hi! [ applause ] i mean,

hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that.ill say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by the footlocker, joe. or old navy? >> i don't know the brand, i don't pay attention to labels unlike the democrats in california. i find personally you would catch a label for something and then people will stop thinking and buy, that's what nike is producing. i think that's what happens here in california. what they are saying doesn't make sense. gavin newsom had an odd or as a pet. >> greg: really? >> i'll tell you what, most white people didn't have auditors as a pet growing up. i didn't have a pet, i pretended that stray cats love to me. much like cannibals pretend. >> greg: by

it's 85 degrees, with 75% humidity, and this afternoon andrew cuomo resigned! eers and applause ) don't let the door hit you on the butt on the way out. but if it does, that door should also resign. ( laughter ) for now, cuomo's still governor, because, for reasons i don't understand, cuomo's resignation will take effect in 14 days. evidently, he gave himself two weeks' notice. ( laughter ) the resignation comes after 11 women have accused him of sexual harassment, ranging from running two fingers across the chest of an energy company employee, to grabbing the rear of an unnamed employee, to a former assistant who says the governor "reached under her blouse and grabbed her breast." at the press conference, cuomo took full responsibility for his actions. sort of? >> in my mind, i have never crossed the line with anyone but i didn't realize the extent to which the line has been redrawn. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: i don't know what line he's talking about, but hopefully he'll explain it in his new book, "andrew and the purple crayon." ( laughter ) warning: tha

hello, andrew cuomo would vote for yo. >> i don't take about that.ill say, i heard that bill de blasio was taking about running for governor today. we are in trouble. in trouble here in new york city but i'll let you know. the winds are changing. it's me when i will help write your speech is. >> than i'm going to win. there you go. this bill and that's the exact kind of answer, the perfect vision. not literally, don't want to get in trouble with hr. good to see you stop by the footlocker, joe. or old navy? >> i don't know the brand, i don't pay attention to labels unlike the democrats in california. i find personally you would catch a label for something and then people will stop thinking and buy, that's what nike is producing. i think that's what happens here in california. what they are saying doesn't make sense. gavin newsom had an odd or as a pet. >> greg: really? >> i'll tell you what, most white people didn't have auditors as a pet growing up. i didn't have a pet, i pretended that stray cats love to me. much like cannibals pretend. >> greg: by

kennedy: so kathy hochul who is our governor now in new york because andrew cuomo is a greasy slimeball way? if i think firing nurses when there's a nursing shortage might be a bit of an issue for people seeking health care, especially in emergent health care. >> no, i don't think she's handling in the right way at all. you can have, if you choose, enhanced ppe and testing as an alternative. you have really -- you're talking about 18 months of health care workers responding heroically, exposing themselves to covid, their family at home. they were treat as heroes, given parades if, and then all of a sudden this mandate comes down where where now thousands of new yorkers out on the streets terminated because they haven't gotten the vaccine. this is the same vaccine that the president of the united states, the vice president, former governor andrew cuomo, they were all this time last year throwing a whole lot of cold water, reducing trust can faith in that vaccine. it's also these same people who said that president biden said in december that we should not make the vaccine mandatory. yet

governor andrew cuomo has resigned. he will step down in two weeks.uncement comes after a scathing report from the state's attorney general's office accusing the governor of sexually harassing eleven women. >> now, despite stepping down as governor, cuomo continues to deny that he did anything wrong. >> the most serious allegations made against me had no credible factual basis in the report. >> so let's start new york tough, with the truth. i sexually harassed eleven women. i was continuously trying to recruit more women to hug and kiss. no other state government accomplish mor

richard fowler kept cassie smedley. >> new york's subpoenaed documents for andrew cuomo. he was. >> it is part of the state's criminal investigation into whether the governor misused resources for the book. of course, cuomo is also in the middle of a sexual-harassment scandal which led to his resignation. no comment from the attorney general about the subpoena. >> anita: john tate your favorite story of the day. a development in that britney spears to go. pretty's father filing to conservatorship over his daughter. the lawyer is calling it vindication. it is up to a judge to decide if britney is fit to handle her own finances. let's bring in family law attorney deborah. thanks for joining us today. i want to bring up on the screen a quote from the court filing. talking about spears pop feelings. says that -- sorry. as mr. spears has said again and again, all he wants is what is best for his daughter. and he believed that if he can -- if she can handle her own finances, then she should have her own life. she should get that chance. what do you think about that? , this is q

i remember back in march 2020, when governor andrew cuomo said they were going to shut down broadway. most." we never could've imagined it would be a year—and—a—half. and you have to remember how many people lost theirjobs — the actors, the chorus kids. you don't have to worry about stars like huthackman, they're making money all the time. i think of all the crew members, the musicians — they've been unemployed for a year—and—a—half. and now finally, after a year—and—a—half, they'll get a paycheque. that's amazing to me. and i hope that people will come and support broadway and buy a ticket. but i have fears about that. i'm interested to hear in what those fears are, michael. i know this has been the longest shut in broadway history, i think. what are your main concerns about getting people back into the theatres? my concerns are, look, the delta strain is here in new york, it's there in london where you guys are — and people are hesitant they are reluctant to go see a show, to be with 1,500 people in old theatres on broadway. and then you have to wear a mask — for me, the only person

i remember back in march 2020 when governor andrew cuomo said they would shut down broadway." we never could've imagined it would be a year and a half. and you have to remember how many people lost their jobs — the actors, the corus kids. you're not worrying about stars like huthackman, they you're not worrying about stars like hugh jackman, they are you're not worrying about stars like huthackman, they are ok all the time. i think of all the crew members, the musicians — they've been unemployed for a year and a half. and now finally, after a year and a half, they'll get a paycheque. that's amazing to me. and i hope that people will come and support broadway and buy a ticket. but i have fears about that. i’m have fears about that. i'm interested _ have fears about that. i'm interested to _ have fears about that. i'm interested to hear - have fears about that. i'm interested to hear in - have fears about that. i'm interested to hear in what those fears are, michael. i know this has been the longest shut in broadway history, i think. been the longest shut in broadway history, i

and times of has removed their entire board of directors after they supported andrew cuomo in the disgracedhat he's willing to apologize, waiting on route 90. more than one third of shoppers say that they are purchasing more vegan and vegetarian products. and the north korean dictator kim jong-un showed off his sleek appearance, it assuring people that he was eating enough, to which the people asked about what food? [applause] >> and many people still wearing these shoes. they will never lose that one. and 750,000 hourly employees. amazon college graduates won't have a graduation ceremony. and free feminine hygiene products all students, now all they have to do is agree on what constitutes a female. and united airlines requiring all employees to be fully vaccinated and employees that have only had wrist injections are being asked if you would like to make it a double for just $2 more. and now accused of murder, this man that did a hand. we can see this after joe biden dog attacking secret service. are there a lot more of these? [laughter] area i'm literally falling asleep right now. >> that

. >> laura: and let's not forget the former celebgovernor andrew cuomo begged healthcare heroes for helps. >> save our troops. in this battle the troops are healthcare professionals. i am asking healthcare professionals across the country, if you don't have a healthcare crisis in your community, please come help us in new york. we need relief. >> laura: now that some nurses and first responders are resisting the vaccine mandate, it becomes clear those emotional words meant nothing. now that healthcare workers threaten the power grab they have gone from heros to public health menaces. they are being terminated for opting out of vaccine requirements. they have to choose between taking a vaccine they don't want or being fired from a job they love. many report antibodies from past exposure. others are young and fit and don't feel they need the vaccine. these are people in hospitals every day so you can't say they haven't seen the pandemic up close or don't understand the risks. of course they do. they have experienced it firsthand and have chosen to fore go the vaccination for a variety of re

of anti-masked protesters outside her school and she is the hottest thing on the network since andrew cuomo presser. >> i decided to give them the finger because i thought it was the best thing i could do. >> what else are you supposed to do? >> fiona and her finger. this is encouraging desire protests, despite the fast masking for kids is predicated on virtually 0 scientific data and the cdc says the opposite. laura: i will be like biden, it says we don't have a lot of time for discussion, i am proud of my daughter can you imagine if she said that to anyone in a protected category if she flipped off anyone in the wanted protected alphabet she would never go to college or work again. >> then there's the story out of las vegas where a 9-year-old boy was taking a sip of water and the substitute teacher got totally medieval with him when he forgot to put his mask on. she didn't ask him to put it back on, this is the boy's mother. >> he pulled into the front of the classroom in front of all students, tape the mask across the top of his face. >> the sun at a second layer of tape from his nose to

and times of has removed their entire board of directors after they supported andrew cuomo in the disgracedo apologize, waiting on route 90. more than one third of shoppers say that they are purchasing more vegan and vegetarian products. and the north korean dictator kim jong-un showed off his sleek appearance, it assuring people that he was eating enough, to which the people asked about what food? [applause] >> and many people still wearing these shoes. they will never lose that one. and 750,000 hourly employees. amazon college graduates won't have a graduation ceremony. and free feminine hygiene products all students, now all they have to do is agree on what constitutes a female. and united airlines requiring all employees to be fully vaccinated and employees that have only had wrist injections are being asked if you would like to make it a double for just $2 more. and now accused of murder, this man that did a hand. we can see this after joe biden dog attacking secret service. are there a lot more of these? [laughter] area i'm literally falling asleep right now. >> that is what they are

new york's attorney general is pursuing her criminal probe into former governor andrew cuomo's book feel the new post reports the status watchdog panel has been issued a subpoena, it is alleged they worked on the book on the state's time. to discuss democrat reportedly made $5 million for pending the more about leaving through a pandemic. and this. apps rescue caught on camera. border patrol diving into action rescuing a man drowning off the coast of san diego, agents saw the man losing strength and sinking below the water. agents want of the danger parents and pulling up, he was swept into us waters from mexico. cvp got him home. >> despite being merely 2000 miles from the southern border idaho facing a spike in fentanyl overdoses. >> fentanyl is truly taking over our state with some negative consequences. >> the drug trafficking organizations investigated last year, 96% identified mexico as a source country for drugs, and trafficking in the region. >> joining me idaho's canyon county sheriff, karen donahue. what is your message to those who say i live nowhere near the border, this is n

andrew cuomo, the governor of new york said it was like being on ebay. he would put in an order for masks and found out that california outbid him. charlie baker had ordered 3 million masks from china to boston. the feds confiscated it. the next time he sent the new england patriots plane to china. when it arrived with the masks, they hid them from the government. this is something they never. they would have to handle themselves. the federal government essentially abandoned its authority to handle this pandemic. >> when there is a huge event like a hurricane or wildfires, what happened here that such a different approach was taken? >> there was a reluctance to exercise the 30 of the government. there was a national stockpile of ppe, and leaders. it was very depleted. it was not just trump's fault. it had been depleted whether it was a fluke epidemic during the obama administration that had never been replenished. yes, the supplies were diminished. there were political soon against that took precedence. the chief spokesperson snatched $3 million out of t

new york state health commissioner howard zucker, who helped andrew cuomo respond to the pandemic, ising down. he was central to allegation to the cuomo administration's covering up of nursing home deaths. the report found officials undercounted covid related deaths in new york nursing homes by as much as 50%. governor kathy hochul says she agrees with the decision to resign. pakistan's government says the international community should come up with a roadmap that leads to diplomatic recognition of the taliban. the country's foreign minister says the plan should include incentives if taliban leaders fulfill certain requirements. the official said pakistan is "in sync" with the rest of the world and wants to see a stable afghanistan. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for yo

chris cuomo now is taking heat for his advising of his older brother andrew. t scandal. journalist shelley is accusing chris cuomo of essentially harassing her when they were both working at abc. she says she was at a party in 2,005 when chris cuomo picked his hand on her backside and squeezed and in front of her husband. she included a copy of an e-mail from chris cuomo with the subject line, now that i think of it, i am ashamed. it goes on to read, though my hearty greeting was a function of being glad to see you, christian slater got arrested for a kind of similar act, though born of alleged negative intent. you like my own. and as a husband, i can empathize. with not looking to see my wife patted as such. so pass along my apology to your good noble husband and i apologize for the u.s. will for even putting you in such position. next time, i will remember the lessons no matter how happy i am to see you. for part of my book so so glad to see you. i got to grab your booty. chris cuomo. >> there you go. yes. we will see -- >> it is are going to hear and then op

look what happened with andrew cuomo and time's up.tinue to stay in office despite damaging reports of misconduct. people still -- this is still something that we are grappling with today, especially politicians, fight like hell to keep their hold on power. sometimes they do that at the expense of other people in their way. too often it's young women who are not in positions of power who find themselves in these situations. i think we have got to continue to stay vigilant and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> thank goodness for voices like monica lewinsky's. i think that is something that if you said that in the late '90s it wouldn't have been said. >> she's an essential voice on that. thank you to both of you. >>> coming up, a deep live personal revelation from democrat cori bush as she makes the case to protect reproductive rights. >>> with days to go before a new term in the supreme court, sonia sotomayor with comments on what is about to happen. ♪ i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've alwa

anti-mass processors outside her school and she is suddenly the hottest thing on the network since andrew cuomo. >> i decided to give them the finger because i thought it was the best thing i could do. >> i am proud of my daughter and i find without. >> what else are you supposed to do? >> laura: her and her finger >> this is encouraging desired protest despite the fact that masking kids in schools is predicated on virtually zero scientific data. >> laura: i am going to be like biting, it says that we don't have a lot of time for discussion here. both the mother this mother. i am proud of my daughter. oh, get out. can you imagine if she said that to anyone in a protected category if she flipped off anyone in the vaunted protective alphabet? forget it. she would never go to college. >> and then there's a story out of las vegas were a 9-year-old boy was taking a sip of water in the substitute teacher got totally medieval with them when he forgot to put his mask on. she did not ask him to put it back on. this is the boy's mother. listen. >> she instead pulled him up and the front of the classroom

. >> let's not forget how andrew cuomo begged healthcare heroes for help. >> you know the expression save our troops. in this battle the troops are healthcare professionals. i'm asking healthcare professionals across the country, if you don't have the healthcare crisis in your community please come help us in new york now. we need relief. >> but now that some nurses and some first responders are resisting the vaccine mandates it is becoming clear that those emotional words meant nothing. now that healthcare workers threaten the left's covid power grab a bond from frontline heroes to public health menaces. the same workers are now being terminated from coast-to-coast for opting out of vaccine requirements. across the country we see healthcare staff being forced to choose between taking a vaccine they don't want or being fired from the jobs they love. many report having if you bodies due to past exposure, others are young and fifth and don't feel they need the vaccine. these are people who are in hospitals every day so you can't say they don't understand the risks. the point is they've

organization was fired this week over his role in the sexual harassment scandal that led to governor andrew cuomo'sirst human rights campaign and the first to cuomo. according to the investigation, he advised the investigation into crafting the response to the first accuser and the employment to cuomo's office. in a statement hrc said alphonso david was terminated for violating the group and damaging its reputation. he said hrc tried to, quote, shut me up. >>> joining me is alphonso david, former head of the human rights campaign. thank you very much for coming to "the sunday show" and for being here on-set with me this morning. >> you're very welcome. thank you for having me. >> before we get to the back and forth between you and the human rights campaign, let's go back to your action as described in the report from the new york attorney general. on page 104 is the release of confidential files relating to ms. boylan. i want to read this key paragraph about action taken after boylan tweeted cuomo was, quote, one of the biggest abusers of all time. we're going to put it on the screen for viewers. s

pridenof human rights campaign, alphonso david, has been fired for advising former new york governor andrew cuomon how to handle the sexual harassment allegations he faced before cuomo's resignation last month. alphonso david was the first black president of hrc, the country's largest lgbtq organization. he previously worked as a legal advisor in cuomo's office, where he was part of an effort to discredit accuser lindsey boylan, according to the damning report issued by the new york attorney general letitia james. in virginia, work crews removed a monument to confederate army leader robert e. lee near the state capitol in richmond thursday, more than a year after democratic governor ralph northam ordered it taken down. hundreds of onlookers cheered as the 21-foot statue to general lee was taken off of its pedestal and cut into pieces. this is richmond resident charles otey. >> this is a long time coming. i am a native of richmond. i've been passing through and seeing it and it is time to come down. it is a moment of joy for me because it represents so much oppression. amy: former president trump

. >>> developing this morning, a former aide to former governor andrew cuomo has been fired over helpingaign terminated its president over his involvement in advising cuomo during the scandal that forced the former governor out of office. we are joined now live with more. bryn, the now former president of the human rights campaign is seeking legal action. >> yes. he once was a lawyer for cuomo many years ago, but if you look at the new york attorney general report released last month, it says he's advising the former governor when all these allegations of sexual harassment were piling up against him. more specifically, it says that he was actually able to get his hands on the very confidential personnel records and employment history of lindsey boylen who was the first woman to come forward with sexual harassment allegations against the governor. we've learned from sources in the hrc that the board met last night. they voted to terminate his contract as president. and as i said, there has been now since this very public spat going on between david and hrc. i want to read briefly some of

there's new fallout in the wake of former new york governor andrew cuomo's resignation. head of the largest lbgtq advocacy group in the country has been fired. yet the latest person that reportedly helped cuomo do damage control amid his sexual harassment scandal. the human rights campaign says its now former president, alfonso david, violated his contract, was removed by a vote of the board. new york attorney general report accused david of trying to help discredit a cuomo accuser. in response, david says the group's board unjustly provided notice of termination. he is vowing to bring a legal challenge. >>> still to come, an nbc news exclusive interview. first reaction from the woman whose allegations of sexual assault led to bill cosby's initial conviction in 2018. she's talking about that conviction being overturned on procedural grounds. andrea constand speaking out the first time about his release from prison. >> i was really shocked. i was really shocked, disappointed. >> what does it say about the american justice system? >> that it is flawed. >> that it is flawed

andrew cuomo's trying to ditch his dog after he left the governor's mansion industries. in good graces because he's really liking this dog. posted some exciting pictures of the two on instagram, being that he's now unemployed, is this a real relationship? is there real love between these two, or is this somebody trying to repair an image for a come back? >> that's all it is! i feel bad for the dog. he strapped on the boat, he can't go anywhere, he's cornered by the former governor, and then he's got to kiss him. this is exactly what got cuomo fired in the first place! he hasn't learned his lesson. i want to teach that dog to talk because i guarantee his first words are "i'd like to join a lawsuit." >> brian: that would be very interesting but governor cuomo, i think we're going to see him again. i'm glad you're back in new york and you renounce your celebrity-hood in california. >> i rebuke it. >> brian: get his podcast, walk him on stage, always good to see a buried >> good to see you, double thumbs up! >> brian: thank for watching prime time, i remain brian kilmeade th

you look at how they cover democratic governors whether it's andrew cuomo or gavin newsom relative toes like texas or florida which have republican governors, and you have people fleeing to those states, fleeing in refuge away from poorly-run democratic states. the media propaganda, as your previous guest accurately noted, is significant. and yet here we have gavin newsom facing a recall. i think what people understand is you're seeing a clear distinction between how different parties think about how to run a statement, and in california -- a state, and in california -- regardless of whether gavin newsom survives this recall or not, you have people saying i don't like the way democrats in california handle things like immigration, water infrastructure, crime, homelessness, drugs, all of these problems. trey: it'll be fun, it'll be interesting to watch what happens in california and how close the margin is. molly, thank you very much for joining us on sunday night. >> thank you. trey: coming up, the power of education. as we embark on this new school year, we look at the challenges fac

how is everybody doing let's get to the news. [ laughter ] new york governor andrew cuomo announced today

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report in the investigation into sexual harassment allegations against former new york governor andrew cuomo to respond to the allegations. we'll hear what he has to say. plus terry sewell of alabama joins me to talk about the voting rights act and the rise of domestic terrorism as we're just a week away from another january 6th-style or type rally. mtk, as usual, it's a packed show this sunday. so i hope you'll be watching. >> absolutely. you don't want to miss it. thanks to jonathan capehart. stay tuned to hear more right after "velshi." "the sunday show" starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> up next -- justice stephen breyer condemns the high court's refusal to block the texas abortion law. but what comes next? it could be a long road in and out of the courts. stay with us. what do we want for dinner? burger... i want a sugar cookie... wait... i want a bucket of chicken... i want... ♪♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high

gavin newsom were to lose after andrew cuomo has left the governor's mansion in new york and then are all kind of focus will turn to kamala harris and to nancy pelosi and that would give them a huge vote with trumpism in finding their identity moving into the midterm elections. it would push aside the biden agenda which is going to be challenged over the next couple of weeks. september's a very tough month for the biden administration and move things forward. so democrats and particularly the newsome team wanted deliver if from haven't they want to deliver a strong rebuke to this recall because they think that puts them come january and one of the leading places for democrats nationally headed into those mid terms in 2022 a rebirth the revitalization of his political fortunes. all eyes will be on california and the golden state in the next coming days as we. >> all wait to see how this all plays out. david mckeown would sonoma state university as always, we appreciate your time as well. as the knowledge here on kron 4. we can't wait to talk to you in in the coming days leading up to t

packages in a new interview -- a new interview, rudy giuliani said that disgraced new york governor, andrew cuomo, will, quote, "resurrect himself in some way." and i'd take rudy's word for it, because it looks like he was just resurrected rock band maroon 5, announced yesterday, that attendees of their upcoming ohio concert must show proof of vaccination or a recent negative coronavirus test, because they need to make sure nothing bad happens to maroon 4 i mean they're not for everyone, but some people love maroon 3 and want to keep them safe there's just something special about maroon 2 "oh, my god! run, adam! today was national middle child day, but don't worry if you forgot everyone did [ light laughter ] astronauts aboard the international space station recently held their own version of the olympics, and it really spooked the dressage horse [ laughter ] and finally, as the u.s. continues to fight the outbreak of the delta variant, doctors are now raising the alarm over yet another strain of coronavirus spreading across the country, the lambda variant. so what exactly do we know about lambda

[ laughter ] a rare pun from baez [ laughter ] new york governor andrew cuomo has filed retirement papers a cash grab but rather a friendly cash embrace. "i'm italian." [ laughter ] the new host of "jeopardy" mike richards apologized yesterday for sexist comments he made on a podcast. at this rate, he's going to be the first "jeopardy" host to actually invoke double jeopardy. "objection, i already got in trouble for that one what oh, i'm sorry. what is objection? [ laughter ] facebook today launched a test of its new virtual reality remote work app where employees can hold meetings using an oculus quest 2 headset it's great if the only thing you hate about zoom meetings is that they aren't strapped to your face [ laughter ] a rare photograph of women's rights activist susan b. anthony is set to go up for auction next month in new york. it's rare because it's a photo of her kissing another girl to get free drinks. [ laughter ] and finally, according to a new survey, 70% of americans would give up their smart phones for their pets, and certain pets make you do that and that, you guys, was a

. >> woodruff: it's been almost a month since new york governor andrew cuomo announced he would resignr a report by the state attorney general's office found he sexually harassed multiple women. since then, a cascade of firings and regnations have brought down leaders of the women's movement caught in cuomo's orbit: on monday, alphonso david was fired as president of the human rights campaign. that follows resignations by tina tchen, the chief executive at times' up, an organization focused on supporting women in the workplace. along with, roberta kaplan at the times' up legal defens fund, and a number of the group's board members. all left after revelations that they had advised cuomo's team on how to respond to the allegations. the news raises questions about the progress of the "me too" movement and where to go from here, nearly four years since the hashtag went viral in 2017. here to discuss all this, i'm joined by dani ayers. she is the c.e.o. of the "me too" international. and author and journalist lin farley, who is credited with coining the term "sexual harassment" in the 1970s

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you had andrew cuomo who was, you know, adored by many people saying basically the same thing. so for months and months and months you had people undermining confidence in the vaccine which, frankly, was a triumph, a triumph of modern science and free enterprise system to develop. and it was a private-government partnership that developed it in record time. yet now you, unfortunately, have people who have no confidence in it. often for political reasons. >> host: mr. caplan, do you want to weigh in on the politics of vaccinations and vaccines? >> guest: yeah. what do we have, another 4-5 hours? [laughter] it's a really complex issue. i don't want to give joel heartburn, but i wouldn't say the vaccine were the result of private enterprise. there's a pretty strong government investment to the tune of many, if -- many, many, many billions of dollars. i think it may be a good model for future drug and vaccine development to have those rupartnerships that was previouy solely free market activity. but we can get into this some other time. what i do want the say is i do think there's

andrew cuomo was no friend to democratic mapmakers.ad a vested interest in keeping the maps more friendly to republicans. it is unclear what the new governor -- it is unclear what role the new governor is going to play. i will say one of the things we are hearing is now that the democrats know that they lost one seat as opposed to the two they were expecting and they got those really strong since his numbers out of new york city, they are going to be aggressive there. specifically looking at, the house republican caucus leader and who is a rising star is situated right next to the 22nd district. i think they are going to give it a try at combining the two together. one of the reasons i think that is more likely now than before is because the democrat who represented district 22 for the past two years had been expected to try to regain his seat. he decided not to. he is running for a local judicial position. mcgrath don't really have any incentive to keep that district intact for him because they are no longer waiting for him. i would n

andrew cuomo was no friend to democratic mapmakers. had a vested interest in keeping the maps more friendly to republicans. it is unclear what the new governor -- it is unclear what role the new governor is going to play. i will say one of the things we are hearing is now that the democrats know that they lost one seat as opposed to the two they were expecting and they got those really strong since his numbers out of new york city, they are going to be aggressive there. specifically looking at, the house republican caucus leader and who is a rising star is situated right next to the 22nd district. i think they are going to give it a try at combining the two together. one of the reasons i think that is more likely now than before is because the democrat who represented district 22 for the past two years had been expected to try to regain his seat. he decided not to. he is running for a local judicial position. mcgrath don't really have any incentive to keep that district intact for him because they are no longer waiting for him. i would

>> at the page out of andrew cuomo, he blamed weather forecasts years ago for storms and said he wasle. we had plenty of warnings. our iphones and smart phones were singing and ringing with warnings, warnings. we have a lot of men and women committed to live in basement apartments, these are illegal departments. some are subdivisions, some have never been inspected by the department of buildings and we basically close our eyes to it someone floods from cascading through, most of the damage is done in basements, that's generally where people tend to have a tv room or a playroom or store paraphernalia but it's not generally a place where a lot of people would live and we have a city in which tens of thousands of people illegally live in basements, unfortunately some of them perished, some severely injured but none of these officials responsible for that i want to do anything to amend the situation to make sure people live safely and not in the basements of huge apartment buildings and of other department's whether they are one or two family or three families. neil: don't have the break

hunter biden was to disgusting for cnn, who still employs andrew chris cuomo, promoting his governor,or happy hands. russia and china have nothing on jack dorsey and twitter because they don't actually really care about the spread of misinformation, as long as they are the ones in charge of doing it. let's welcome tonight's guests! the fifth degree black belt can break news and break boards. managing editor of sinclair's sunday tv program "full measure," sharyl attkisson! online videos get more views than the magazines hidden under my bed. actor and comedian terrence k. williams! like the potato salad in the display case at the deli, she is older than she looks. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he gets his masks from the same place that makes of the tarps to cover the baseball field when it rains. the n.w.a.'s world television champion, tyrus. [applause] are you really a black belt, sharyl? >> i am a black belt master, fifth degree. >> greg: how long have you been doing it? >> 20-something years. >> greg: that's amazing. have you ever used it in real life? >> i almost used it when

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