i read that katie couric book and he pushed hash for allison.ionship. what's the big deal? it's a big deal when you don't disclose it. and while it's undergoing a rating slide because no more trip to kick around. >> martha: that may be a factor, too. he's had a tough time at cnn. a lot of it is pouring out today. thanks, howie. great to see you. thanks for being here. so before we go, i want to recognize a special birthday. charles gubbis, a survivor from iwo jima. he served alongside my uncle harry gray 77 years ago. i got to know him when i wrote my back about the pacific theater. he turns 103 today. is he spry. we wish him a happy birthday. thanks for his service. that is "the story" of this wednesday, february 2 i look forward to seeing you here today. "your world" stars right now. >> we're live in arlington, virginia where a judge is set to rule in the dispute over masks in schools. who will get the final say? republican governor glenn youngkin who issued a mandate making masks optional or several schools that want masks to stay. why someth

people brian couric hasjoined pittsburgh. steelers, who have a history in adding minority coaches, you know, stepped up and he is going to be a part of their stuff at this for next season. the allegations he makes a pretty serious. remind us what they are. pretty serious. remind us what the are. ~ ., they are. welcome he alleged that he had — they are. welcome he alleged that he had two _ they are. welcome he alleged that he had two successful - that he had two successful seasons with the miami dolphins, out of history, and he was fired with a 24 and 25 ecu. surprise he was fired because his tenure there was two quality seasons. he alleged that he was fired and it was a racially motivated firing some of the interviews he has had including one previously with the denver and one this year with the new york giants he did not get thejob with the new york giants he did not get the job because of racially motivated factors and he asserts that he was only interviewed to satisfy what is known as the rooney rule where nfl teams must h

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most teams are coaches already and this can evoke everybody up today these that brian couric has joined steelers, who have a history in adding minority coaches, you know, stepped up and he is going to be a part of their stuff at this for next season. the allegations he makes a pretty serious. well, he alleged that he had two successful seasons with the miami dolphins, out of history, and he was fired with a 2k and 25. surprise he was fired because his tenure there was two quality seasons. he alleged that he was fired and it was a racially—motivated firing, and some of the interviews he has had including one previously with the denver and one this year with the new york giants, he did not get the job because of racially—motivated factors and he asserts that he was only interviewed to satisfy what is known as the rooney rule where nfl teams must hire or must at least interview african—american candidates. this is not in isolation, is it? the nfl has had other incidents, there is a sort of series of this. how serious is this, in terms of the nfl legacy? serious enough but all three teams n

gave the today show in his 20s he helped turn it around since then he advocated couric talkshow lessaybe one year than he went to nbc and that brilliant idea having conan o'brien take over and then hit the panic they put jay leno back , and they you destroyed the late-night franchise so go to cnn in a very short time, he wa fixated on trunk, he had a moment and he could not get ove it. january 6, now he failed and he leads in disgrace very beyond thing i would say is this we know a fraction of the story, but he loses the ability to tel his side, he lost his microphone . >> the thing is the other reaso why is so he doesn't have to answer anymore questions in court. i'm not a lawyer. i just noticed that. >> teske nini. >> okay, this is a problem for me, it may be not a problem for you. they can't get rid of seltzer, if they get rid of seltzer, wha am i going to do? there's only so much joy read t go around. >> paris tried to counsel you o an early also about getting off the seltzer cake. and they are hard to turn down grade i think you might need, you need to work on that over the week

about nato's readiness to protect and defend all allies and our commitment to the core message, the couric task for nato, an attack on one ally will be regarded as an attack on all, they know how they will be attacked. that would prevent the conflict. that would preserve peace for nato allies, and for1 billion people. and that's the reason why we communicate so clearly and that's the reason why we are deploying more troops in the eastern part of the alliance to make sure that there is no possibility to misunderstand our readiness to protect and defend all allies. again, to preserve peace, to prevent an attack and to prevent other wars going on in ukraine. spilling over to a nato allied country. that was the message from nato leaders today. that was also the message when i met with ben at the g7 yesterday. that is also of course the message when speaking to close partners, finland, sweden, the european union, because we are all concerned and russia's attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine is more than an attack on ukraine. it's a devastating tr

reggie: what was that old today show clip with katie couric, what is the internet?asi: that is exactly what this sounds like. reggie: play this clip in five years. drew: what is the metaverse? reggie: we are all wearing little classes, or they are embedded. kumasi: that is happening. drew: i don't see it in the next 10 years. reggie: as the youngest person on this panel. drew: we have all been on zoom. it is pretty basic, ineffective. sometimes we all have issues with that. let's talk about the weather. visibility is not an issue. low clouds in the south bay, four miles visibility, but elsewhere we are good to go. 39 in santa rosa. 37 currently in palo the wind will be the big story, what we will focus on in the next couple of days. an offshore wind event starting today. diablo augustine close to 30. the wind will continue to strengthen in the hills over the next 48 hours. those of us in the yellow. we could see gusts over 30 miles per hour. even stronger gusts expected in the north mountains. thursday, we co gusts above 65 miles per hour. the wind will ramp up thro

the interesting thing is that katie couric wrote a book and wrote about the fact that zucker and his woman that he had an affair with, and both of them are married and had families. who knows when it started. i don't care, but this is something that was an open secret. what i find more fascinating is that you get these people who are in positions of power, and they think they are god. if they know are violating the law, whether it's andrew cuomo or journalistic integrity, chris cuomo, or the rules and regulations, whether it is jeff zucker -- they think "i will get away with it, i am above it, i am better than everyone else. the rules don't apply to me." that's what we are seeing. we are seeing people come down -- there may be more to the story with zucker, and i'm sure there is, but these are the people trying to convince us that we were hateful fascists. in the end, they weren't following any rules. >> harold: jesse. >> jesse: if i am jeffrey shuman, i'm thinking "wow did i dodged a bullet. [laughter] dodged a bullet." [laughter] >> greg: he got off easy off easy. >> jesse: i hear

remember mean girl katie couric wrote all about it in her book published last year, so when jeff zucker is personal stenographer humpty dumpty tweeted that cnn was stunned, humpty was obviously lying. and as a final act of deer, deep obedience as his stenographer, humpty dumpty is spewing pro zucker propaganda all day. his girlfriend at cnn, again, as it was pointed out it was a consensual relationship between them, she formally served as communications director for, that's right, andrew cuomo several years ago. it gets more interesting, andrew's brother, chris cuomo is, according to numerous sources i have, i have sources everywhere, they are preparing a lawsuit related to his own dismissal. by the way, preservation notices have already been sent. it would appear that they know a lot about jeff zucker and the unethical practices and the double standards taking place at the so-called facts first network. my best guess is jeff zucker, i bet he is completely in the loop as it relates to chris and andrew cuomo and to what extent, time will tell. my prediction is chris cuomo is going to get

katie couric wrote about it. everyone knew about it.'t because he was trying to hide a tiny vienna sausage, there is much more on here. chris cuomo is not done. >> so, emily, let's talk the law, shall we? those women have a point. could be the nicest woman of the world, maybe she really fell in love -- he's not really their boss, they're kind of equals verities chief of marketing or whatever that title was. they were good together, consensual, divorced, whatever. the problem is she was getting stuff the other women in the office weren't getting. mainly from him. >> yes to that. and i think it depends on the offense for the policies coming out of cnn whether that power dynamic but her in some sort of victim, the -- according to new york state law, which chris's brother had a hand in drafting, she would be a removable as well but i have to point out that the reason all of this is coming to light is because it is over money. right? chris got fired and he wants his severance pay it he wants the millions he claims he is owed. he also argues

he upset katie couric by pushing to hire her when she produced the daytime show but he worked for andrewship emerged during the cnn promo. to media reports say that chris cuomo's lawyers negotiating his exit say jeff zucker was hypocritical not disclosing his own conflict of interest. zucker has been a media star since producing "the today show" at age 26. he created the apprentice but they feuded bitterly when he turned cnn into a left-leaning outfit that constantly denounced president trump. he has lambasted trump's attacks on the president as dangerous unprecedented, and shocking, trump today called him a world-class sleazebag. he transformed the cnn, and with trump gone ratings are down 75% year-over-year. in no way a case of harassment but it turned into embarrassment for zucker and cnn. >> shannon: howie kurtz, thank you much. time to bring back kevin corke, let's talk about a midnight pass. we been told that moderate drinking can be good for us. >> here's the question do you think a daily glass of wine is good for you? a lot of people seem to believe that but a new report says you

i was reading katie couric's book, and i just stopped when i got to the page when she talked about howrd to hire allison gollust. quote, she and her kids moved into the apartment right above jeff and his wife. that was back in 2012. >> yeah. you know, it -- again, there is a lot of rumors swirling around that this had been going on for a long, long time. the fact that they were living in the same apartment building -- [laughter] one floor above or below the other kind of is an indication that they wanted to be close to each other. howard: new york media is a very small world. cnn has always marketed itself as the straight news many network when you and i were there. and then zucker, who many people credit or blame with making donald trump a national figure because he created the apprentice when he ran nbc, drastically changed the network. was it a mistake? >> cnn had a problem, and that was the people would use it as a utility. when there was breaking news, cnn's ratings would go through the roof, then when it was over, they would go back down again. cnn spent millions of dollars on st

she lambasted the media for asking gotcha questions, waged public battles with katie couric, cnn, "the comes back to anti-media feelings? >> it comes back to using the media very effectively as a foil. this is what i get into in my book. peyton was such a pro toe trump figure in a way that people looking at her now makes so much sense, seeing her waejing this legal battle against "the new york times" because she always knew how to pick the right enemies, right? her enemies were her people's enemies and that's what bonded them to her and that's what bonded people to donald trump. the scene i described with roger ailes in 1995 interviewing trump on cnbc and he says, donald, how are you so popular with the blue collar guys, this he love you. trump says i think it's because the rich people don't like me. he understood that it was about the enemies almost as much if more than it was about who his allies were. >> we will see tomorrow if there is a verdict in the trial. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> after the break here, the social dilemma star tristan harris with some remarkable insights

not across multe networks, they have been talking about it for years and remember mean girl katie i couric wrote all about it in her book published last year . so when jeff zucker, his personal stenographer, humpty dumpty tweeted that cnn was stunned, humpty was obviously lying and as a final act of dear deep obedience as zucker's stenographer humpty dumpty has been spewingas zucker propaganda all day now we'll likely know a lot more in the days ahead. his girlfriend at cnn and it should again pointed out it was a consensual relationship between them. well,al r she formerly served this is where it gets interesting as the communications director for. that's right. former new york governor andrew cuomo several years ago. now it gets more interesting. , andrew's brother, former cnn host chris cuomo is according to numerous sources i have i have sources everywhere.re they are preparing a lawsuit a related to his own dismissal. and by the way, preservation notices have already been sent. now it would appear that the cuomo is no lot about jeff zucker and the unethical practices and theti doublei

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part on her being an antagonist of the mainstream media from gotcha questions, the level that katie courice she levelled at her, who by the way, palin was dragging on twitter last night once again. so you know, sarah palin is one of these figures we haven't heard from in a long time, but whoes, the emotions she activated among voters. the grievances that she played into are very much at the center of our political system right now and at the heart of donald trump's republican party and what she figured out before he was a national political figure was that who your enemies were was just as important as who likes you, if not more important and her enemies just like trumps would be, were elite institutions and powerful people. that included everyone from "the new york times" to the leadership of the republican party and she was very skilled at having her followers see her as a victim of the same forces that they felt victimized by. >> so, jeremy, why doesn't she inherent the earth? why is it trump? >> i think that she at the time in 2011 as i report in the book over which you know is another