. >> hello, my name is alice james. this is my cousin, she is here for support.

. >> hello, my name is alice james. this is my cousin, she is here for support. i am a 24-year-old college student at city college and i work with project survive. i'm a peer educator, i'm giving education to students around rape, sexual assault, and sexual assault prevention. it's really awesome. but when i started my college career, i definitely wasn't in the same place i am right now. i was 19 years old. and just to get to school and to walk to school everyday, i had to drink. i was an alcoholic. i couldn't walk to school because i couldn't pass men on the street in order to get to class. thankfully my city college professors didn't throw me away. they helped me. they advised me to go to a program. so that's how i'm doing the things i am today. one of the things that happened, when i took the classes, in order to do the job i'm doing today, i learned that i was raped. that's why i couldn't walk down the street with men. that's why i couldn't hold my head up. that's why i couldn't function in society and i didn't know that's what happened to me. fast forward tw

if you read the excerpts, alice, you know, it is clear that james comey seemed to have a higher opinion than he does of donald trump. >> sure. and i'm sure therapeutic for him to hear that from the president and he needed to hear that and of course he was going to include this in the book. however, you go back to the litany of democrats who don't share that view and called for the resignation from pelosi to sanders, harry reid, all of them, were extremely frustrated. it is important i'm sure for comey to hear that and certainly include that in the book. >> reassuring for james comey, ro robby, reassuring for you? >> to be honest with you, i want to hear from the president, former president of the united states what he said. comey gets to say whatever he wants in the book. look, i think this gets back to there is always a question of what is the purpose of the book and what role are they playing now? i hope the purpose this book serves now is to provide us lessons on what director copy did, why it shouldn't have happened, and on our current president. and his judgment. i hope this doesn'

his team—mate james got bronze. alices shortly after go one better, victory far higher in the 200 meter butterfly wasn't a surprise for many, although it did need a moment to sink in. but elsewhere, wales were still waiting, holly arnold, a star of athletics needed a world record with her very final throw of the javelin. can she do it? whee she accelerates, gives it plenty! this looks huge! it's a world record. for wales and hollie arnold, the wait was worth it. elsewhere at the games there was drama in the injured himself on his last lift. he attempted to clean and jerk 228kg but as you can see here he gets through the first phase but fails in the second. replays seemed to show the bar hitting his chin but he actually twisted his knee. the samoan was able to collect his silver medal in a wheelchair. england have made it through to the semi finals of the women's hockey tournament. they beat malaysia 3—0 so the glasgow 2014 silver medallists have reached the last four for sixth successive games. england asha's —— england's

news tonight new details from james comey's memos on his conversations with president trump and how they'll figure into the mueller investigation. my panel is back with me. alice in the workbook here, i'm going to -- let's talk about this. >> sorry. >> president trump asked about a particular answer he gave to bill o'reilly about whether he respected vladimir putin. you think my answer was good, right? >> the answer was find except about the killers because we aren't the kind of killers that putin is. when i said this, the president paused noticeably. i don't know what to make of it, but he clearly noticed i had directly criticized him? what do you make of that? >> the president was making sure that steps were being made that we had a smooth relationship with russia and the fact he made a point to talk to the director of the fbi about a tv host should apologize to putin is noticeable. and trump seemed to be a little miffed that comey responded in a way that contradicted what the president wanted to hear and that was quite noticeable. this was one of the things as he said throughout the memos that trump would jump around from one topic to another to another, an

james. in the men's's squash. he beat new zealand's paul cole. a great day for england's gymnasts. alice, jamaica's johann blake was 100 metre final in the last hour, jamaica'sjohann blake was going for gold but had a bad start so south africa, raced to the gold. blake went on to claim the bronze. disappointment for england's asha phillips. she finished fourth. the gold went to trinidad and tobago. the american golfer patrick reed is waking up today as the new masters champion. he held off the challenge ofjordan spieth, rickie fowler and rory mcilroy to finish 15 under par. one shot clear of fowler, to secure his first major title. all england's women have won some cricket. they level the series at one all with a final match to come. a rider has been accused of deliberately crashing into riders. he was given a 32nd penalty. the nine time champion accused him of trying to destroy the sport. that is all the spot from us run out but remember you can find lots more on all the stories on the bbc sport website. the prime minister, theresa may is in copenhagen this afternoon meeting danish prim

alice, so here is another element of this i do want to ask you about. this is what -- i'm hearing the criticism of jamesomey and what he's putting out. the book is called higher loyalty, truth, lies and leadership. pretty lofty. in his first big interview, he was asked about his first impressions of the president when they first met. >> he had impressively coifed hair. looks to be all his. i confess i stared at it pretty closely and my reaction was it must take a lot of time in the morning. his tie was too long as it always is, he looked slightly orange up close with small white half moons under his eyes which i assume are from tanning goggles. >> he could have just said i don't have a first impression of him, didn't matter. i was bringing him very serious information. does that -- does that undermine the more serious accusations that he's discussing in this book and in the interviews? >> yes. you want a one word answer, yes. that being said, i think, look, loyalty high road has a lot less traffic. should have taken that rut, should have taken the high road. a lot of the true arguments that he wanted to