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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

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

chris, many thanks. the bbc understands that lawyers for prince andrew are challenging a claim that court papers, relating

the fact that chris cuomo was writing apparently some of the things his brother andrew who is now a disgracedr brother of new york as he was being accused by victim after victim, it kind of gives you a creepy feeling about the two of them. >> it does. the cuomo taply seems to be a 3-ring circus and so does cnn. the liberal privilege of liberal show host, liberals in media is astounding. i hope chris cuomo gets the same treatment he and others gave brett kavanaugh. that's what he truly deserve ofs. they have that liberal privilege so they are not really cared. and he's already been through so many and still able to keep this job. how much can he get away with before cnn has to take those and do something. judge jeanine: we can't let them scare us into keeping our mouths shut for fear we'll be canceled. i have to take 30 seconds. i have some major breaking news that just came across my desk. our dear friend taupie layeren is even ganged. even gang -- she is engaged to be married to a wonderful guy. >> congratulations for getting engauged. but you are not going to break us up. okay? this is our

. ♪ ♪ >> katie: after his former brother andrew went down in flames were harassing women, chris cuomot at 2005 at work party in front of her husband and coworkers, she writes in "the new york times." "he walked toward me and greeted me with a strong bearhug while lowering one hand to from the grab and squeeze the cheek of my." she also has a printed copy of an email from chris that same night where he said he was ashamed of his behavior and apologize to her husband. chris didn't respond to fox news' attempt to get comments but did tell the times that the interaction wasn't and that he apologized. so sandra, the woman who wrote this op-ed said she doesn't want chris cuomo to lose his job. but she's seeing a double standard with his behavior and saying he cares about these issues and she wants some accountability. >> sandra: yeah, because that apology which i know he's issued a couple times now, it feels like that cuomo, i apologize, but. i did this, it was a gesture but not in nature. not as we all know what these kinds of accusations should be taken extremely seriously. to your point,

chris murphy calls apples action indefensible. neither one of the uk's two most prestigious universities is at the top of the rankings. st. andrewsk the number one stop -- number one spot. oxford and cambridge universities finished second and third. paris has become one of the hottest cities in europe for finance professionals. companies are beeping up operations are -- beefing up oppositions -- operations. but answers that use london as a baseball operations are moving to the continent. alix: everyone is moving to texas to new york but all the bankers are moving from london to paris. we both have our issues. guy: absolutely. i cannot listen to ritika so i have no idea what she was talking about. david: everyone wants to -- alix: everyone wants to hire in paris and headhunters having a great job. guy: not everyone wants to move from london to paris. do you want to go there when you have a shortage of english-language schools, international schools are limited, trying to get a place is difficult. i think there is a hiring crunch. part of it is a mismatch of supply and demand and it is interesting to see local banks suffering right

chris? >> raf sanchez, thank you so much. appreciate that update. there's new fallout in the wake of former new york governor andrewmo's resignation. the 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.

andrew marr. but let's go to chris right now. beautiful start to the day in some places.ues to affect wales, midlands, western england, some mist and fog patches over the hills, scotland and northern ireland, clearer skies but tonic much colder than recently, countryside temperatures in north—east scotland reaching 3—4 c. so filling autumnal to stop monday morning. plenty of sunshine and the far north of england having a fine start to. rain still affecting wales, turning patch or through the day, perhaps working into northern ireland but eastern england and scotland will have the best of the sunshine. temperatures between 17-21 c. that is sunshine. temperatures between 17—21 c. that is how the weather is looking. thank you for your company this morning, chris, it's been great to see you. the uk's first purpose—built dedicated child bereavement centre has opened at the alder hey hospital in liverpool. it will providing grief counselling for anyone affected by the death of a child — no matter how recent or long ago. it's being funded by the hospital's charity and its dedica

andrew m. king >> lucille teresa king >> robert king, jr. >> lisa king-johnson >> brian k. kinney >> takashi kinoshita >> chris> howard barry kirschbaum >> glenn davis kirwin >> helen crossin kittle >> richard joseph klares >> peter anton klein >> alan david kleinberg >> karen joyce klitzman >> ronald philip kloepfer >> stephen a. knapp >> eugueni kniazev >> and my grandfather, jeremiah joseph ahern. although we mother -- never met, you live in my heart. >> and my brother, dennis. the sound of your voice has faded over the years, but our hearts will always be filled with the love that we have for you. may you continue to rest and present play -- anne frank for us. we love you and miss you. god bless america. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a. kobus. >> gary edward koecheler. >> frank j. koestner. >> ryan kohart. >> vanessa lynn przybylo kolpak. >> irina kolpakova. >> suzanne rose kondratenko >> abdoulaye konae >> bon seok koo >> dorota kopiczko >> scott michael kopytko >> bojan george kostic >> danielle kousoulis >> david p. kovalcin >> john j. kren >> william e

more than 3 billion, chris cartwright, ceo of trans union good morning to you, congratulations on reaching this deal help the audience understand what it all means. >> good morning, andrewhow it's an exciting day for trans union and for new star what it means in simple terms is that in combination with neustar, we can combine our data and our analytic insights and help promote security in online commerce so both companies our visions are to help make trust possible in the digital economy by resolving the identity of consumers online in order to do really a few things. one, to mitigate ecommerce fraud which we all know has been growing far too fast but also to help tailor marketing offers and service experiences for consumers during their online transactions >> so -- but just help us because i think the average person on the street, to the extent that they're thinking about you, thinks about their credit score, right? >> yes. >> so how does that -- does that change that at all what are the other sort of businesses on the -- that are ancillary or related to it that this is going to change that dynamic? >> yeah. listen, the core of our business remains credit reporting we'

chris kelly will join us on that topic. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with becky quick. andrewriple digits and dow ended up dow but dow is up 60 points or so today nasdaq hit another new high. indicated if it closed up 32 it would be another one a very fresh new high. and the s&p indicated up, about eight points and ten year if you're following it, got above 1.3 yesterday. and we'll see whether, you know, see whether it is now in some type of upturn we had people say 145 is an important overhead level for interest rates >> let's get to this moaning's top story. remnants of hurricane ida inundating the northeast with historic rains widespread flooding, tornadoes and multiple fatalities. contessa brewer joins us with the latest rope we're getting video coming into us from multiple states in the northeast and it looks really bad out there we just had an update from the head of the mta, that's new york city's mass transit service saying that full subway service is expected to resume by this afternoon. but as it stands right now there's limited service throughout the new york city a