Don Imus has reportedly reached a settlement with CBS and is now negotiating with New York's WABC radio for a job there. Martin Garbus , Imus' lawyer, and CBS Radio issued a joint statement, saying "[Imus and CBS Radio] have mutually agreed to settle claims that each had against the other regarding the Imus radio program on CBS," but did not release any specific details about the settlement. Imus was fired from both CBS radio and MSNBC in April after using the phrase "nappy headed hos" when describing the Rutgers women's basketball team. On the same day, Imus was sued by Kia Vaughn, a Rutgers team member. That suit also named NBC and CBS as defendants. The suit alleges libel and seeks monetary damages as of yet unannounced.
 has reportedly reached a settlement with CBS and is now negotiating with for a job there. , Imus' lawyer, and CBS Radio issued a joint statement, saying "[Imus and CBS Radio] have mutually agreed to settle claims that each had against the other regarding the Imus radio program on CBS," but did not release any specific details about the settlement. Imus was fired from both CBS radio and MSNBC in April after using the phrase "nappy headed hos" when describing the women's basketball team. On the same day, Imus was sued by Kia Vaughn, a Rutgers team member. That suit also named NBC and CBS as defendants. The suit alleges and seeks monetary damages as of yet unannounced.
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Don Imus
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New York's WABC radio
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