>> no, i don't, anderson. it's just historically -- i mean, not just in this country, but in any democratic country, opponents flood the media with bizarre and untrue stories about their opponents. i was a child in 1960, but i remember a -- what i now a regurgitated story from 1928 when none of us were here that said john f. kennedy, if elected, was going to build a tunnel from the white house, a secret tunnel from the white house to the vatican. it was nuts. it was nuts. but well within first amendment rights. you can go through election after election, barry goldwater and the psychiatrist who said he was unstable. these things are said in hot political campaigns. i'm a first amendment fundamentalist. i'm a little concerned about the trump administration looking into reporters, et cetera, with this. i'm all for clamping down on leaks, but not the reporters. i just think you've got to let this flow. and if foreigners are going to do that, that's fine. it's a different thing if they have high tech access to bal

what's happened to anderson with the. destruction of the g.m. plant well the lot of the law and all the jobs and g.m. and the associated been shelled as such as a trucking companies or repair shops of a logistics table all those connected units have carrier workers at a bank did a lot of people in our community and one of the effects been well the paper load had dried counter-argue a debbie agreement a lot of them have created your bird tank they're saying your good point and most of the former u.a.w. members now are retirees carriers yes you know the often the only ones in anderson are pulling down a living wage welder when when you're going to shatter and shatter our pension. and shows he dear do you claim made more than a lot of people that go to work every day we're proud of those benefits i was are that way nader fleishman for us. i'm going to stop by about everybody. say what are they. right now beggars can't be choosers on my take what i can you've come to this job fair looking for work you're unemployed yes you have a family. how many ch

anderson?e when pressed tonight if he's willing to be critical of the president in charlottesville or just focus on white supremacists in his statements. thank you. how do you consider that? paul ryan abohas put out a statement but he's not mentioning the president's name. >> why not mention his name? it's not a big miystery. i think what paul ryan is trying to do is create the political vacuum in light of what the president said or didn't say after charlottesville. i think to do that, you have to be a little more outspoken than paul ryan might be willing to do. but i think it's an acknowledgment that trump is doing damage to the republican party brand going forward. well beyond probably when he's going to be president. what paul ryan is trying to do is sustain some sort of republican brand going forward that if and when he ever wants to run for president the party remains viable nationally. trump is dangerous to that reality. >> but you have senator corker who last week surprised a lot of peop

anderson?obles, appreciate it. so many people in houston and east texas are wondering about their loved ones, whether they're okay, whether they're alive. as you see behind me, these are some folks being brought out, thanking the folks who brought them out. you also have now this maritime division, which are going to start out. they've got helmets on. it may not seem like this -- they have to take all the precautions they can, because some of that water is very deep. you get into areas of eddy's. it can turn quickly. many of the survivors are looking for other ones. many of the survivors are in the george r. brown convention center. the chief of police joins us. what is the latest tonight in terms of rescue operations? do you have a sense how many people were rescued today? how many people do you still believe may be in need of help? >> well,ky tell you that rescue operations have continued in our west area of the city. i don't have a current number. this is really day six for the houston polic

anderson cooper aboard a coast guard helicopter. you watched on live television quite a dramatic rescue. two women and two dogs pulled from the roof of a house near beaumont, texas. they'll take them to a drop point, get them the attention and care they need. as a matter of fact, that was fun, from the rescue swimmer, but applause, applause to the men and women of the united states coast guard now part of the continuing search and rescue operations all around the houston area. you see a second helicopter there on the ground. also looks like a coast guard helicopter from my perspective here, and we'll watch this. >> reporter: i believe they have some people they picked up earlier. i think we're going to be landing in that field as well in order to pick up some of the people they had rescued and we'll take them, because we have more fuel. we'll take them on. so the -- for the two people we just picked up, they're not wet. they're not cold. so they don't have medical needs that need to be attended to immediately. so they've been asked

. >> anderson's next. >>> good evening. the president arriving tonight in new york city to growing protests over his handling of saturday's deadly gathering in charlottesville, virginia that ended with three people dead, when a state police helicopter crashed and a car plowed into a crowd of counter demonstrators. that's the demonstration now outside of trump tower. the president lands at kennedy airport in 15 minutes, then travel by car to trump tower where as you see that sizable crowd is looking to greet him. it comes at the end of a day which we learned something about the president's priorities, how long it takes for president trump to speak out against a deadly act of domestic terror and how many times he's willing to do it. two days is how long it takes and just the once. that's what we're left with at the end of a very long thee days for charlottesville, virginia and for the entire country. and that's where we begin tonight. earlier today after failing to do so on saturday, president trump recognized the killing of

anderson, we'll check back with you. anderson cooper onboard a coast guard helicopter there. they spotted an individual on a rooftop. zeroed in on that person. you had the rescue diver, swimmer, descended. images from earlier. descended to that rooftop. anderson, extraordinary job explaining how the diver communicates with the person on the rooftop and doesn't appear to be injured but another person is inside the house, and extraordinarily, that diver will then get into that home, try to assess the condition of that other person. and then be able to potentially ress cue at least those two people, thus we know, at that house right there in the beaumont, port arthur area. we're continue to watch these live images. take a short break and check back in with our anderson cooper. we'll be right back. ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. rol

you know this all too well, anderson. donald trump seizes -- he seems to revel in this sort of disorganized chaos, he feels like at the end of the day, it results in better decision making on his part, whereas much of the rest of the world sees a white house in chaos and doesn't believe that to be the case at all. the other question is whether or not, you know, so much of the problems that are generated by this white house are generated by the president's smartphone, when he's tapping out these tweets that just sort of send washington into a tailspin from time to time almost on a daily basis. so the question is for john kelly, not only can he get the white house under control and brig ord bring order, but can he get his hands on that phone? >> jim, thanks. joining me now is ryan lizza. to the extent that anything about scaramucci could surprise you at this point, did this surprise you? >> it surprised me a little bit, because i thought we had the answer to -- when people were asking me, what did you think was going to hap

anderson is next. >> >> good evening. we we xwin with tough talk from the be the directed a eed at no korea and a response from pyongyang that ratchets up the rhetoric. today on a day we learned that north korea may have managed to make nuclear warheads that can fit on a missile capable of strike thing country, here's the president's message to kim jong-un. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal statement. and as i said, they will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> fire and fury, like the world has never seen, the president today warned north korea that they best not make any more threats to the united states. it only took the regime a few hours to respond with another threat, saying their military was "examining operational plans to strike the u.s. territory of guam with ballistic missiles." if all of this sounds to you

now, what happens, anderson? >> before we move on, it is not clear because what you just said it was several hours after the president made those remarks that the north koreans made those remarks. is it just several hours later it was reported? are you saying we don't know for a fact this comment was made after the president's remarks? >> i don't think we know exactly when the kcna published it at this point. >> in terms of nuclear development, if north korea does now have this capability, it would be obviously very serious move forward for their nuclear program. >> here's where we are on that. the u.s. intelligence assessment is that they most likely have in fact produced a warhead. the important word being produced. is it deployable? can it be used? can it be put on an operational missile? could you fire the missile? could you hit a target? there are a lot of challenges ahead but again, the really key point here is, north korea continues its march on. they are making progress. they're making rapid progress in t

>> oh, god, absolutely not, anderson. and given all the commentary he's made on his predecessor's red line, i thought it was amazing that he goes out there yesterday in that very unartful comment, clearly not staffed, clearly not precise really does draw a red line. and within about 90 minutes, kim jong un crosses the red line and threatens the american territory of guam. lesson learned. >> where does that leave this administration? we're getting mixed signals not only from the president but secretary of state, i don't know if from a rational is the right way or de-escalating things or attempting to ratchet things down several days before this. >> you know, anderson, i actually think there is a coherent strategy behind this. we may not agree with the strategy and think it's fairly dangerous and not a high probability strategy, but i think fundamentally the administration has drawn a line and said we can not accept -- i think the obama administration had. but the trump administration will not accept a nuclear armed north k

west, the president -- >> brother anderson, brother anderson -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> go ahead.> let's be honest. brother paris, you got check mated by brother anderson. you know the president was lying. he knows about david duke, he knows about white supremacy. he's been in america for a good while. you got to defend him in order to keep your job, we understand that. >> no, no, no. brother west, brother west -- >> let's focus on what is the case here. i knew sister heather. she was with us. if it were not for her and the anarchists, they would have crushed us to death. this is no game. there are humans out here suffering and we have a neofascist movement escalating, and if we can't focus on the truth -- i'm not into that. i wasn't raised like that, man. i believe in the truth and justice, whether it goes against me or for me. are you going to be honest or not? the president is going to be honest or he's not going to be honest. anderson is trying to keep you accountable. we have to keep each other accountable. that's where i'm coming from. >> dr. west, please don't insinuate tha

>> i sure hope he grasps it, anderson, he's the president. but i think what he has done is he's eliminated something that all leaders want and that's options. as soon as you start saying specifics, as he said at the meeting today, you've just narrowed your ability to react. he's kind of made comment on president obama for doing the same thing in terms of drawing a line. whenever you say you're going to do something or threaten to do something, you've just eliminated the thing that the leader wants most of all, and that's various options to deal with the problem. >> it's also interesting, general marks, during the campaign the president talked a lot about not tell graphic what you're going to do and not tell graphing your strategy. this does seem to be tell graphing a strategy or at least a threat. what kind of measures, general marks, could the u.s. military now take to, in terms of guam's protection or even south korea's protection, what could they take? >> anderson, bear in mind that the united states and south korea have had a coalition th

it was not heartfelt, anderson. i was in the room with the president and you could see that on his face. what you saw today at trump tower, you could see his chief of staff, john kelly, waiting off to the side with his arms folded, looking down at the floor. there were no atta-boys. there was no back slapping and high fives after this performance from the president inside trump tower. to give you an indication how republicans are feeling, i talked to a top republican congressional source who said tonight that the president's ability to effectively govern this country is "dwindling by the hour." so clearly, anderson, the republican party is losing patience with the president tonight. but if they don't really do anything about it, anderson, this is really becoming the party of trump, not the party of lincoln. >> jim acosta, thanks. i want to bring in three people now, van jones, david axelrod, and david gergen. david gergen, how do you view what the president said today, specifically reversing from what he said yester

now, james anderson bowling from the james anderson and ends, christened with his third ball today.ults, no faf du plessis out, the game fast forward, jimmy with the controls. this was one of those spells, brilliance and nonchalance. south africa, no chance. quality is catching, by close in red hat nine wickets, anderson four. the end bearing his name, what's bat—like? anderson four. the end bearing his name, what's bat-like? the car, it isa name, what's bat-like? the car, it is a great honour for me. there name, what's bat-like? the car, it is a great honourfor me. there is a lot of mickey taking from the lads, but myjob is to take wickets, and those three wickets were key for the team. you can't get away from james anderson at old trafford, is a must on part of the grand, all over the scorecard, and may still be on the honours as well. there is one south african wickets today, and he will have his eye on it. the scottish premiership season has kicked off today, and celtic began the defence of their title with a convincing victory over hearts. scotland striker leigh griffiths score

anderson, i want to bring in one other note. "the new york times" just published this afternoon and this evening something that relates back to whether or not president trump is getting good information on this or not. and what "the times" is saying is that president trump's personal attorney on wednesday was forwarding an e-mail to conservative journalists, which basically, according to the times, echoes secessionist civil war propaganda and declared that the group black lives matters has been totally infiltrated by terrorist groups. according to the times, the e-mail's author runs several websites alleging government facilities and argues that the fbi is infiltrated by islamic terrorists. so if this is the kind of information that mr. trump is getting before these briefings, it could explain a lot. >> wow. drew griffin, appreciate that. thanks very much. >>> topping this hour of "360," an evening of healing in charlottesville, and the continuing toxic fallout from the president's remarks about the tragedy there. so severe that

>> well, there are 16 principal attorneys, anderson.ese are attorneys that either were working at law firms, or came from the department of justice who are part of this probe. beyond that, you have fbi agents, agents who have actually been assigned to washington from all across the country, even from the l.a. fbi bureau coming here to work on this. then you have support staff. there are really dozens of people. people continue to be added it seems every day, anderson. >> also, pamela, this is happening, obviously, on the heels of new chief of staff john kelly telling the attorney general jeff sessions that his job is safe. that rod rosenstein still has authority over robert mueller, which is significant in terms of any impulses the president might have to try to stop mueller. >> right. because it would be up to rod rosenstein at this point, with the way things are now with him being the deputy attorney general, to fire robert mueller. the president would ask him to do so. then it would be up to him whether he would want to. but i can te

>> we've learned several things, anderson.the probe, the special counsel probe has expanded to look at president trump's finances as well as the finances of his family members, his son, don junior, and even the trump organization. as you know, anderson, this all started off as a look into whether there was collusion with the russians and that probe has now expanded a year in to really focus on financial -- the financial avenue. as sources have told us, prosecutors and investigators look at that to be one of the most fertile avenue as to go down if there is going to be prosecution. and two of the main target here is are paul manafort, who was the former campaign chairman, of course, as well as michael flynn, the former national security adviser, anderson. >> this is something that president trump in an interview with "the new york times" said this was a red line in an answer to his past financial records. what has the white house response been to this? >> well, the white house response has been very stern. in fact, i spoke to j

not very popular around the country and then the author anderson case comes arthur anderson is auditorfor enron and hand made into the fraud at enron and if there's one thing in any book is to rehabilitate this prosecution because i think it was the right thing to do because i think it was it a rotten organization and many innocent people through and through systems were in place to -- help companies commit accounting fraughted. and it wasn't just enron that arthur anderson helped but waste management world come and many areas so early on enron test prosecutes the firm arthur anderson they win a trial. arthur goes out of business, tens of thousands of people sadly unfortunately put on the street out of work and something amazing happens which is that -- there's a pr victory anderson manages to change the subject from -- accounting fraud to innocent people put out of work and so they essentially decide without a policy there's no policy. in place nobody ever says explicitly but they essentially take the ability to prosecute companies and indict companies off the table. because of these

>> it's actually getting pretty dark here, anderson. outside. >> i think that's because you're wearing glasses. >> reporter: we're going to get our total coverage here at any minute, only 81% coverage here, but the president and melania trump and some members of his cabinet, including attorney general jeff sessions are all heading out to get a glimpse of this for some of white house staffers, so they can watch the eclipse today. the white house is dark today, but nothing to do with the trump administration. president trump waving to folks out on the lawn, again just a few minutes away from the president actually ability to win the view from washington, d.c. is it the same for everybody across the entire country? >> no it's a question of the angle of the shadow and the angle of the surface of the earth and how fast the shadow is traveling. >> chad, for people who are certainly -- hope that this kind of ignites new interest, to have so many people turning out for an event like this, certainly does make it an exciting event. people perhaps

>> they were terrified, anderson.is 8 years old, going on 21 and she had two bottles keeping them in their mouths and she said mommy, i'm getting sick, why are we driving against traffic and justin is saying are we going to die, daddy? extremely challenging but god protected us and i think about our own situation but that segment you just gave about the sandoval family, that could have been us or many other people. if you're alive tonight, we should be really thanking god but we're still under mandatory evacuation. they just tweeted out ford bend office of emergency management. this is an ongoing emergency and that's why i'm so grateful you're there asking people to support and pray. >> jeremiah johnson, i'm so glad you and your family are safe and i know you're thinking about all your neighbors and all your neighbors in the larger houston area and all across texas sgh to louisiana. thank you so much for talking to us and appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. >> reporter: that question of whether or not to

i'm anderson cooper. in the united states and watching around the world. consensus in the scientific community is clear. sea levels are rising. the oceans are warming. but there's not a consensus, at least among politicians here, what to do about it. now, 11 years after the release of a film

archie clement became known as bill anderson's chief scalper, and the anderson group was famous or rather infamous for their mutilation of the dead. they decorated their bridles and saddles with scalps taken. they often -- they made a regular practice of murdering any prisoners that fell into their hands -- oops, i'm getting a little ahead of myself. in fact, he takes part in the james brothers take part in an operation that's in missouri, where they pulled 22 unarmed soldiers returning home on leave from sherman's army in georgia, and they murder them by the side of the railroad tracks and then they ambush a pursuing union force and managed to wipe it out, and they murder every one of the men who tried to surrender over 100 men were executed. jesse james himself got credit for killing the commander of the pursuing force and there was massive, again, dismemberment and scalping taking place. this is jesse james introduction to warfare. the prices rein in the autumn of 1864 brought conventional warfare to missouri and price had big dreams of being able to conquer missouri for the confederac

anderson? >> becky anderson, thank you. we'll continue to check in with you. i spoke with a witness of the attacks. his name is tom and asked not to use his last name. he's american. here's what he saw. >> i was actually in a taxi coming to my hotel and we just had turned onto las ramblas. we made a right on las ramblas and, you know, i had just -- the streets were full of people today because it's peak season and it's a beautiful day here and so when we made the turn about a half a block into it going down las ramblas, i heard just an entire crowd of people scream. and my initial thought was it must be a movie star or something because any time you hear a bunch of women scream like that, that's kind of what you think. kind of naive, i guess. and then i saw out of the corner of my eye just next to us literally the white van. it was like a cargo van without windows in the back. and it was just really in a very rapid pace coming down the boulevard in the center where the people were shopping buying nicknacks and things at these little stands and he was just plow

with his attorneys. >> and don't forget who was on this plane, anderson.r was on the plane. i haven't ca i believe was on the plane. so you know, this notion that the president dictated is interesting to me because it sounds like a group -- it sounds like a group effort. people huddling on the plane and figuring out what are we going to do with this problem. don't forget the president's lawyer who was his lawyer at the time it, mark kasowitz was not on this flight and he might have advised the president to stay away from this. >> it wasn't just on the plane according to the "post." the article starts out by saying on the sidelines at the group of 20 summit last month, president trump's advisers discussed how to respond to new revelations about this meeting. > they had the right instincts. bearing that reporting out had the right instincts which is let's put everything out so nothing is contradicted. >> which is public reeses 101. >> exactly. public reeses 101 and they report that it was donald trump that completely flipped that on its head. i don't know ob

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and anderson, those aren't predictions.t i'm simply saying is, is that the range of possible outcomes for these foreign intelligence services, the ones they have to look for, the range of possible outcomes has shifted. and these are now included in them. those are the kinds of questions that other intelligence services are now looking at us to determine answers. >> that's really extraordinary. that's the kind of thing the u.s. intelligence services would look at for, you know, i don't know, moammar gadhafi, or any foreign government that had internal strife and internal issues. that that is now on the table that is something that foreign governments would want to examine in the united states, who really speaks for the u.s. government. that's a stunning idea that -- and i understand why it would be a question. because the president says one thing in a tweet, and the secretary of state says something else, then you have general mattis having to travel around and say other things to other countries. >> sure. and anderson, agai

the good opening set, anderson with this ace. point for set, match anderson, big serve. this forehand winner. anderson on to the final, beating sock, 6-3, 6-4. women's semi final, the first , feasting.out this powerful return. she regrouped, taking the second set. match point, godan comes to the net. game, set, match. a thriller. soccer, d.c. united hosting toronto. sixth minute, the black and red strike early. theof the corner kick, hatter, a beauty. d.c. united leads 1-0 -- the header. gains position in the box, oh, no, that is an own goal. kicked in by defender jeffreys. that hurts. they finish in a tie, 1-1. the pro football hall of fame class of 2017 was officially inducted, including kurt warner, terrel davis. and cowboys owner jerry jones was also selected. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up

open, american jack sock facing anderson. takesg set, anderson, ace the first set. that was mean.atch point for anderson, the big forehand winner full stop kevin anderson going to the final, beating sock , 6-3, 6-4. farewell party was spoiled by a pair of americans. his final 100 meter race. the americans taking gold and silver at the world championships. a tight finish. econds, the first time that bolt lost the 100 meter at the world championships or the olympics. d.c. united returns to action tonight at rfk stadium. watch that on our sister station, news channel 8. coverage begins at 6:30. pro footballt the hall of fame worthy class of 2017 will officially be inducted with kurt warner, terrel davis, and redskins owner asked cowboys owner jerr kimberly: we thought we wanted to bottle up last weekend, now we want to bottle up this josh: this weekend feeling a little more like august, do not have to worry about wet weather. kimberly: make way for the pool. thank you for watching. >>> tonight breaking news. the search and rescue mission. three marines missing. their aircraft, an osp

more importantly, he got england to 362, now james anderson bowling from the james anderson end, namedhat remains of united at home, england made further progress, as they had three by tea including hashim amla, always a symbolic wicket. england brought back anderson who blew his house down. same over, same result, now faf du plessis out. this was one of those spells, brilliant and nonchalant. this test is quickly moving on without so that the panda with it the series. it was nice to stick around with johnny for a bit. to get us around with johnny for a bit. to get us up to 360, we knew it was going to bea us up to 360, we knew it was going to be a competitive score. he managed to take wickets. those three wickets in that spell after tea, it was key for the team. england limited overs at alex hales, he hitan england limited overs at alex hales, he hit an incredible 95 of only 30 balls in the t20 match against durham at trent bridge. his innings included nine fours and nine sixes, not bad at all. the football season is back and in the opening match of the scottish premiership season, le

>> anderson, that was a press conference from hell, no question about it. essentially what happened today, the white house came out to the reporters gathered in the lobby of trump tower and said to all of us, listen, the president is going to come down with a couple cabinet secretaries and make some remark and go back into trump tower and these cabinet secretaries will take your questions. what happened after that is that thing as we've been saying all day long went completely off the rails because as the president wrapped up remarks on infrastructure, he was again peppered with questions about this lackluster response to the violence in charlottesville. and the shifting explanations. and the president essentially as you just pointed out revertsed back to his initial response blaming both sides for all of this and sort of echoing some of the complaints from white nationalists that well, if you start taking down statue of lee, statues and monuments to george washington and thomas jefferson will be next. anderson, i talked to somebody who is familiar with the

anderson? >> pamela brown reporting, thank you. gloria, just from a legal standpoint, the formation of a grand jury, it allows them to do subpoenas but doesn't necessarily mean that they know that there is wrongdoing. >> they are trying to find out if there's been wrongdoing. i mean, there are millions of dollars of resources at hand. it's not as if they don't believe that there is anything going on here but they have to get to the actual evidence. that means they have a chance to call witnesses to subpoena documents and to make sure that people are testifying and when they're testifying, they are not testifying with the lawyers in the room. they can go out in the hallway, talk to a lawyer and come back in but the lawyer is not in the room. it's not the testimony. it's whether or not they lie under oath. this is how people have gotten trapped before. it's perjury. it's obstruction of justice, intimidation of witnesses. all the things that the special counsel has authority to investigate. >> ali

and the anderson group was infamous for their mutilation of the dead. they decorated their bridles with scalps taken. they made a regular practice of murdering any prisoners that fell into their hands. i'm getting all little ahead here. in fact, he takes part in the james brothers taking part in the operation in missouri where they pull 22 unarmed soldiers returning home on leave from sherman's army in georgia. and they murder them by the side of the railroad tracks. then they ambush a pursuing union force and manage to wipe it out. and they murder every one of the men who tried to surrender. over 100 men were executed. jesse james himself actually got credit for killing the commander of that pursuant force. and there is massive dismemberment and scalping takes place. this is jesse james introduction to warfare. the reaid in 1864 brought jesse james back now a con federal general. he had three division, one of which had no guns, that was a handicap. he got bogged down in besieging the fort, as a result, the union had time to rush conventional troops in.

how about it, anderson? >> general, how do you see this?back to the last block if i can. you asked phil how confident he was of what was going on in north korea. and it's because we don't have intelligence there. you've just done the same thing now to russia. and as a former commander of u.s. army in europe, i used to go to the embassies before i visited my counterparts in the armies, and i used to talk to the country people. i would talk to the folks from the cia, the dia, the dea, all of the three-lettered agencies and they would give me an update on what was going on in that country. i went to moscow several times. they've got a great country team. we've got intelligence from them. not only do you have the personnel factor that phil just talked about, you have the intelligence factors, and commanders on the scene, and commander in chief in washington, are not going to get the same kind of intelligence. and it was just amazing to me that the president just kind of said, well, no big deal, we're going to save some money. it's just not true

james anderson building from the james anderson end, named yesterday and christened with his first balld made further progress. they had three by tea—time, including hashim amla, always symbolic full stop. england brought back anderson who blew down his house. same over, same result, no faf du plessis was out, and the game is back in fast forward , out, and the game is back in fast forward,jimmy out, and the game is back in fast forward, jimmy with the controls. this was one of those spells. brilliant and nonchala nt, this was one of those spells. brilliant and nonchalant, south africa keep meeting their anderson end. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc1, its time for the news where you are. bye for now. a british computer expert has appeared before a judge in las vegas, charged with creating software to steal bank details. us prosecutors said 23—year—old marcus hutchins had admitted writing and selling the software, but his lawyer said his client denied the charges. he was granted $30,000 bail, but will spend this weekend in prison. james cook reports from las

>> no, it's not, anderson.shocking about the president's comments is it reflects or betrays a lack of understanding of how valuable our officers and diplomats are in these emba sisssies abroad, just moscow. also all the other members of the country team that are part of this complicated and important post overseas. and by the way, anderson, the men and women who defend america on our front lines, not just the u.s. mill stair personnel, of course, we all respect them greatly. but all the other personnel serving in embassies across the world, have to be wondering if the president has their back. >> ambassador, when u.s.-russia relations are at this low, doesn't it just increase the importance of having a large american diplomatic presence in russia? >> well, it does. i think we're at our lowest moment with the russian government since the end of the cold war. you might have to go back to the mid 80s before gorbachev took over the soviet union to find a time when there was so much distrust between moscow and the u

we may see jimmy anderson's chances of victory on the fifth day.0 chances of victory on the fifth day. we may see jimmy anderson's 500 test cricket. it is not certain. you hopefully want to bowl. it was overcast. it is nice to bat when the sui'i overcast. it is nice to bat when the sun is out. when it is overcast, it is not as easy. it is a bit slippery. hopefully i can get a good bowl tomorrow. the eu relish that every i will be a new tomorrow? -- do you relish. —— eye will be on you. i hope so. bangladesh hold a lead of 88 runs with nine wickets remaining heading into day three of the first test against australia. shakib al hasan took figures of five for 68 as his side dismissed the tourists for 217 in their opening innings. the hosts lost the wicket of soumya sarkar towards the end of the day as they closed on 45 for one. onto football, and barcelona have presented ousmane dembele to the world's media after paying borussia dortmund around $175 million forforward. that's a significant chunk of the $261 million they received for neymar, whose "vac

anderson? >> becky, i appreciate that.ing to continue to follow this throughout the rhett of the hour. more on things at home, tony schwartz. he says the president will probably resign. schwartz spent nearly a year with trump ghostwriting "the art of the deal." he said he's going to declare victory and mueller will leave him no choice. he said it would be amazing if he makes it to the end of the year. would be surprised if he survived by fall. what makes you feel so strongly now? >> well, i think the snowball is beginning to gather momentum as it comes down the mountain. it reminds me a lot of watergate and the last days of nixon. when the tide turns, it really turns and that's what happened here. you look at the range of things that have happened and what he's gone back and forth saying to kim jong-un about north korea, and you've got kind of -- he's put himself in an isolated no-win position. the level of but what he's done is he's pushed away all the potential allies and they were beginning to diminish in number anyway

anderson, i want to bring in one other note. published this afternoon and this evening something that