remembered that jesse helms chief of staff was a man named carl anderson, and that carl had become thereme knight of the knights of columbus. the largest catholic organization in america. worked for jesse helms, a hardshell baptist. i thought maybe we could get jesse to write to carl to send us a check for 25,000, which we had asked for. contacted the office and it turned out that senator helms had fallen on bad times in terms of his health and he was in a nursing home and was not really taking visitors anymore. his daughter said ok, draft me a letter and i will see what i can do. she called a couple of days later, he approved it, mailed it to carl anderson. we heard nothing for a week. after two weeks i was getting very, very apprehensive about what was going to happen here. in the mail came a letter, wonderful letter from carl anderson and a check for 25,000. i would like to say that divine providence brought together a hardshell baptist and the most prominent catholic person in america to make this coming. to me that proves that this is something that is really part of what ronald r

i remembered that jesse helms chief of staff was a man named carl anderson, and that carl had become supreme knight of the knights of columbus. host: catholic organization. mr. edwards: the largest catholic organization in america. worked for jesse helms, a hardshell baptist. i thought, maybe we could get jesse to write to carl to send us a check for $25,000, which we had asked for. contacted the office, and it turned out that senator helms had fallen on bad times in terms of his health, and he was in a nursing home and was in taking -- and wasn't taking visitors anymore. his daughter said ok, draft me a letter and i will see what i can do. she called a couple of days later, he approved it, mailed it to carl anderson. we heard nothing for a week. after two weeks, i was getting very, very apprehensive about what was going to happen here. in the mail came a letter, wonderful letter from carl anderson and a check for $25,000. i would like to say that divine providence brought together a hardshell baptist and the most prominent catholic person in -- catholic lay person in america to make

carl anderson. in his white van, wine standard window, shouting at horrific of racial insults.ut of his van, confronting sterling. aiming for macca kick setting. one of them bruising the player's m c. he gets back into his van and drives. today he pleaded guilty to a charge of racially aggravated common assault. the chairman of the magistrates told him his offence was appalling, and an unprovoked attack. jailing him for 16 weeks. it emerged he is a convicted football hooligan with no fewer than 25 convictions for 37 offences over the years. the court heard from wrecking telemarketer raheem sterling from a victim impact statement. read out on his behalf. he said he was shocked, and that something like this could happen in this day and age. also coming up in the programme... back where it all started, sol campbell is reunited with an old teamate. and what a year for anthonyjoshua, we hear from the world champ and how he's getting ready for an even better 2018 birmingham's bid to host the commonwealth games in 2022 has been given the go—ahead and and will be confirmed tomorrow. th

carl anderson, who has a history of violence racially abused the match the city star, and kicked in fourt. manchester city and arsenal already in the draw. russell city face manchester united. they are third in the championship, they are no stranger to an upset. they beat liverpool in the third round of the fa cup in 1994.m they beat liverpool in the third round of the fa cup in 1994. it is a big game, fantastic game. man united come to town. always brings that feeling, it is a big tie. this club has not had it for a long time. probably back to the footage i have seen, the players have too feel somebody could be that hero. a great test for us on the pitch. the first seller in the newly renovated ashton gate. fantastic. the other ties sees chelsea play bournemouth. at sta mford chelsea play bournemouth. at stamford bridge. expect a lot of changes to antonio conte's side. but he knows the cherries will be dangerous. it is not simple. we must have trepidation. bournemouth wants to ta ke have trepidation. bournemouth wants to take revenge. to try and create problems. leicester centre manager

he was targeted outside the club‘s training ground on saturday, convicted football hooligan carl anderson for 16 weeks. manchester city and arsenal will be in the draw for the semi—finals of the league cup, which will be made after tonight‘s matches — chelsea take on bournemouth, while the holders manchester united face championship side bristol city — and city manager leejohnson is in the mood for an upset, after reminiscing about their last big cup win, when they beat liverpool in the fa cup in 1994. it's it‘s a big game. it‘s a fantastic game. i think when manchester united come to town i think it always brings that feeling of it is a big type and this club hasn‘t had it for a long time. probably back to certainly the footage i have seen, the iconic goal against liverpool. it's a call! they've done it! bristol city score! the players have got to feel somebody can be that hero in that game. off the pitch it‘s the first sell—out in the newly renovated ashton gate and it‘ll be fantastic. i‘m forward to it. the australia bowler who‘s done the most damage to england on the ashes tour, could

anderson? >> jim acosta, thank you very much. joining us now is dana bash, cnn political analyst carl bernstein and david gergen. a young david gergen sevened in the nixon white house. dana, you've been working your sources all day. i'm wondering what the fallout is from this. what are you hearing? >> shock. certainly shock from those -- some of those inside the white house who i'm told were surprisingly maybe at this point not expecting something like this. and concern maybe further down the other end of pennsylvania. you have the senate in session, as you mentioned. senators are all around. they're preparing to vote on a tax bill. and there's concern about what the president is going to do next, frankly. concerned about how he's going to react to this, and whatever might come after that. as they're trying to focus on legislation. with regard to the president, i am told from people who are familiar with the atmospherics inside, that he is maybe again not surprisingly in a foul mood, that he's not happy, and, anderson, that sort of is related to the concern about the president, because as we know, as we've seen