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Shelley Ross, a former executive producer at ABC and CBS News said CNN anchor Chris Cuomo sexually harassed her, describing a public incident at a going away party for a colleague in 2005.

NEW YORK -- A veteran TV news executive says CNN anchor Chris Cuomo sexually harassed her by squeezing her buttocks at a party in 2005.Shelley Ross said in an opinion piece in The New York Times on Friday that Chris Cuomo, who had formerly reported to her at ABC News, greeted her with a bear hug “while lowering one hand to firmly grab and squeeze the cheek of my buttock" while she was at a party with her husband.Ross said Cuomo told her, “I can do this now that you’re no longer my boss," and she

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Comedy Central’s “Daily Show” devoted an 11-minute mini-documentary to excoriating CNN’s Chris Cuomo Friday, branding him an “epic news bro.”The harsh clip chronicles his childhood as the son of a governor of New York and brother of a future one, his rise through gimmicky stunts on ABC News to a solo primetime show on CNN and his recent scandals and major life events, from yelling at someone for calling him “Fredo” (which he said is akin to the N-word to Italians), dramatically battling COVID-19

Chris Cuomo has broken his long-held on-air silence regarding his brother. The CNN anchor addressed Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment scandal and resignation during Monday’s “Cuomo Prime Time”. Andrew has denied acting inappropriately, but said he would step down to “let government get back to governing.”

Chris Cuomo has broken his long-held on-air silence regarding his brother. The CNN anchor addressed Gov.

Chris Cuomo, 51, is speaking out about his brother Andrew Cuomo resigning as New York governor for the first time since the latter announced the groundbreaking news on Aug. 10. The television journalist addressed the situation in the closing remarks on his CNN show, Cuomo Prime Time on the night of Aug. 16 and explained he tried to do the right thing in a “situation” that ended up being “unlike anything I could have imagined.”

Chris Cuomo is finally speaking out in response to his older brother Andrew Cuomo‘s sexual harassment scandal amid the news that he’s resigning as Governor of New York.

NEW YORK -- Chris Cuomo told CNN viewers Monday that he wasn't an adviser to outgoing New York Gov.

“Before we wrap up tonight there is one more thing I want to say about me, about my brother, my family and you,” said Chris Cuomo finally tonight on CNN about the sexual harassment claims that ended his brother Andrew Cuomo’s long strong armed reign as Governor of New York.

had to drop out of the competition last week to focus on her health as she battles cancer. During an appearance on Chris Cuomo’s show on CNN on August 4, Nightbirde revealed that “my liver right now is mostly cancer.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAnyone who has interviewed CNN anchor Chris Cuomo knows he can talk his way out of trouble, and sometimes talk himself into it.On TV, his 10 p.m. handoffs to Don Lemon sometimes go on long enough that producers must worry about having to push back a commercial break.

he was helping his brother with his, you know, his communications team, and The New York Times is reporting that that’s true. Chris was helping his brother — has that created any conflict over at CNN behind closed doors? Are people mad at him, or is he in trouble?” Colbert asked.

Washington Post reported Monday. According to the Post, Andrew Cuomo is “left with few advisers” after a damning independent study commissioned by New York Attorney General Leticia James found he “sexually harassed a number of current and former New York State employees.” At least a dozen women have accused Gov.

The Washington Post reported today that Chris is one of the few people still advising his brother Andrew throughout the crisis. During an Aug.

weeklong vacation at his home in Long Island with family starting on Monday.Stelter has reported on the media angle of this Cuomo story, and that has including talking with staffers at CNN about their colleague. His finding: this is a “one-of-a-kind situation — TV star in prime time, governor’s brother in all times,” Stelter said.“What I found is a more complicated story than you might think.

said on CNN’s “The Handoff” podcast, which he co-hosts with fellow CNN host Don Lemon. “I’m looking forward to it.” Cuomo said he would be spending the week at his home in Long Island with his family.New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Tuesday that Andrew Cuomo was found to have violated laws, created a hostile work environment, harassed staffers and even retaliated after being publicly accused.

according to the New York Times. “Earlier this year, CNN executives floated an idea to their star anchor Chris Cuomo.

studiously avoided any mention of the scandal surrounding his brother, New York governor Andrew Cuomo, during his show on Tuesday night.On Tuesday morning, a New York State investigation found that Gov. Cuomo had sexually harassed 11 women and created a “hostile” work environment.

All of the hosts of The View weighed-in on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s, 63, sexual harassment allegations on Wednesday August 4. Meghan McCain, 37, called out both the governor and his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, 50, for the anchor’s lack of coverage of Andrew’s scandals, via The Independent.

On Tuesday’s edition of Cuomo Prime Time, host Chris Cuomo ignored the developing scandal surrounding his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCNN cut back on coverage of one of the biggest news stories of the day during its primetime schedule due to a very unorthodox situation: The anchor not telling the story is the brother of the public official at the center of it.The WarnerMedia-backed outlet kept anchor Chris Cuomo on the air Tuesday night even as it worked to cover a state investigation that found Cuomo’s older brother, New York Gov.

NEW YORK -- CNN anchor Chris Cuomo appeared to offer advice on a statement by his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, addressing allegations of sexual harassment, according to a report issued on Tuesday.The CNN prime-time personality testified to investigators looking into his older brother’s behavior.

The damning report from New York’s attorney general, concluding that Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women, also shed some light on the role that his brother, CNN host Chris Cuomo, played in advising him on responding to the allegations.

the report. Representatives for CNN did not immediately return a request for comment on the primetime host’s testimony or whether he will appear on-air Tuesday night or address the situation.

CNN’s Chris Cuomo interviewed a business owner who only wants unvaccinated people to dine in his restaurant Wednesday and ended up calling him an idiot to his face.

told Chris Cuomo. “Really, that’s the only calculation he makes ever.”Discussing a potential scenario in which an investigation targeted Trump’s children, Cuomo asked whether that would “change his disposition.”“Would he take one for his kids?” Cuomo asked.“No, he wouldn’t,” replied Mary Trump, the author of the tell-all Donald Trump biography published last year that delivered a scathing portrait of the then-president.

“I cannot imagine a world in which anybody in journalism thinks that that was appropriate,” Tapper said in an interview with The New York Timesreporter Kara Swisher.  “So I agree with that. And he said, Chris, in his apology that he delivered on air, said that he put us in a bad spot.

CNN analyst Chris Cuomo placed the news organization in a bad spot, according to the network’s Lead Washington Anchor, Jake Tapper.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorJeff Zucker, chairman of news and sports at WarnerMedia, held a company town hall on Tuesday in which he addressed the recent Chris Cuomo-CNN controversy and answered questions regarding return-to-office plans.Zucker suggested CNN staffers who were vaccinated and wished to return to the outlet’s New York offices would likely be able to do so starting in June, according to a person familiar with the event.

participated in calls with Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s team to strategize handling of sexual harassment accusations against the politician.

This past Thursday, The Washington Post reported that Chris Cuomo urged his brother not to resign on a call that included the governor’s aides, lawyers and other outside advisors, making repeated references to “cancel culture.” In the days that followed, CNN’s Oliver Darcy reported that staffers and reporters at the network were “bothered” by the news anchor’s participation on the call even after he apologized on his show Thursday evening.

Donald Trump, although Hannity has said that “I never claimed to be a journalist.”Andrew Cuomo is also under investigation by a state legislative committee over allegations that his administration arranged for members of his family, including Chris Cuomo, to get special access to COVID-19 tests last year at a time when they were generally unavailable to the general public.———Associated Press correspondent Marina Villeneuve in Albany, New York, and researcher Rhonda Shafner in New York

first to report that Chris Cuomo had sat in on “strategy calls” with his brother Andrew on how to handle and reply to allegations he’d sexually harassed six women, some of whom were staffers. Andrew has resisted calls to resign from his post as governor of New York.

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has been taking heat after the Washington Post reported he’d been participating in conference calls with his brother,  New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, to offer his advice on how to respond to the wave of sexual harassment allegations that have engulfed the embattled politician.

TheWrap-Up,” hosts Sharon Waxman and Daniel Goldblatt discussed the renewed controversy surrounding Martin Bashir’s 1995 interview with Princess Diana, Chris Cuomo advising his brother during Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment scandal and a preview of TheWrap’s upcoming series, Conversations on Cancel Culture.Then, we’re joined by Jeremy Helligar and NPR’s TV critic Eric Deggans to discuss Barry Jenkins’ new Amazon series, “The Underground Railroad.” Is the series too violent? And is it suitable