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time to hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo primetime which starts now. >>> thank you, anderson. day for all of us at cnn. anthony bourdain, the leonard gade chef who game a household name and a standout figure in the cnn family is

two wickets set the tone, because all the rest of the england pace attack chipped in, chris woakes, james andersonl helped reduce pakistan to seven down for less than 100. it looked like they were going to be bowled out for less than 00 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174-4 but khan kept pakistan competitive. 174—4 out in the end. england's turn to bat, a test of this fragile batting order. jennings recalled after being dropped last year, he did well for 29. he looked confident before he got out but he had set that platform and cook and root took them on. it was frustrating for england when cook was out for a6, they finished on 106 for two, despite that late frustrating wicket they will rashed it as a good day. they will hope that momentum carries through. how important is it, after the winter they have had they get a goodwin now? i think it is crucial as, this england team, since the start of the ashe last year have lost six of the eight tests they have played and they have been hammered ina have played and they have been hammered in a number, so no big surprise there was criticism of coach,

chris. >> thank you very much, anderson. i am chris cuomo, and welcome to primetime.of the gop that president trump is cultivating. big news today. the man who gets the trump seal of approval in a major senate race in virginia. his name is cory stewart. and the president says he is a winner despite the fact that he ha backede white nationalists. now, facts be facts, he won the republican nomination for senate last night in virginia. and he joins primetime in moments. >> p >> i protect mr. trump. that's what it is. >> president trump's perso

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chris. >> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. it is on. of us versus them that the president trump hits at every turn has become a fight for the soul of this country. the latest salvo from the right, the attorney general desperate to stay in president trump's goodish graces refers to democrats as radicalized as in the terrorism term. and cracked jokes about separating kids from their parents. congressman steve king upped the ante saying america may be headed for another civil war. the division is so intense k

chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am "cuomo prime time." children are crying at the border.e going to play you reported sounds of life inside the trump detention centers. the administration doubling down, of course, on the virtue of prosecuting illegal entrants and claiming the law mandates tearing kids from their parents at the border. this is not

the rest of the england pace attack, chris woakes chipping in, andjimmy attack, chris woakes chipping in, and jimmy andersonat one stage it looked like pack someone to even make 100 in—depth as earnings. that they did was down to a 19—year—old from punjab, who had egg to see 56 before becoming sam curran's first test cricket. pakistan all out for 174, test cricket. pakistan all out for 17a, england's turn. the test of the fragile batting order. keaton jennings had been recalled to the tea m jennings had been recalled to the team and made a solid looking 29, chopped england build a platform before he went. alastair cook and joe root bent it on almost to the close of way when cook went for 46. that was frustrating for england but with root still there and england closing in on pakistan, they will regard this as a good day. gareth southgate insists there's no need for the fa to police the england players tattoos after raheem sterling's picture of an assault rifle on his leg drew criticism. the forward has responded by claiming it's in memory of his father. who was shot and killed when sterling was two. southga

chris. >> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. it is on. the battle of us versus them that the president trump hits at every turn has become a fight for the soul of this country. the latest salvo from the right, the attorney general desperate to stay in president trump's goodish graces refers to democrats as radicalized as in the terrorism term. and cracked jokes about separating kids from their parents. congressman steve king upped the ante saying america may be headed for another civil war. the division is so intense king refuses to delete a tweet even though he says he doesn't agree with the hateful things sponsored by the guy he tweeted. why? he's here to tell you in a second. the battle may come down to immigration. those of a melting pot was dealt a surprise today. the supreme court authorized the president's travel ban as good law. but left whether it is a good policy up to you, the voters. it's watered down from the original, but the message is clear. all are not welcome. so who are we? what are we about in america? they are big que

along with james anderson and chris woakes...rly did fire him up, michaelvaughan england needed their feathers ruffled a bit to make sure they came out firing. stuart broad hasn't been shy of making his comments known about how he felt about the criticism he received. last night he said he felt the criticisms were unfair from the likes of michael vaughan. he said he was the pick of the bowlers during england's final test match against new zealand in christchurch. inaudible in terms of who should be dropped from the england side. yesterday the intensity with which he bowled and the effectiveness of the england bowling unit suggested they felt the criticism they got was something they could respond positively to. the question now really is whether the batting unit can do the same. frustrating the england to lose alastair cook yesterday. as days go, compared to what they've had recently as a test unit, they couldn't have asked for much more and certainly stuart broad was leading things. thank you. let's hope the batsman can keep the

stuart broad, anderson and chris woakes have all taken wickets anderson and chris woakes have all ta , finally! and now england football fans? what might they be cheering about with the world cup coming up. gareth southgate has defended raheem sterling and is to do. certainly one of the headlines this week, the player has had the image of an assault rifle tattooed on his leg, it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping it's divided opinion, some critical, some jumping to his it's divided opinion, some critical, somejumping to his defence, the player says it's in memory of his late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personal thing. late father. gareth southgate says tattoos are a personalthing. in my view and that it was like a work of art, a very individual thing, the meaning is with the individual and the person. what has been clear from his own statement and his own experiences that he is not someone who supports, wants to promote guns in the way that was perceived at first. mauricio pochettino the spurs manager is the favourite to succeed zinedine zidane and real madr

chris. >> thank you very much, anderson. i am chris cuomo, and welcome to primetime. the potential new face of the gop that president trump is cultivating.g newsoday. the man who gets the trump seal of approval in a major senate race in virginia. his name is corey stewart. and the president says he is a winner despite the fact that he has backed some white nationalists. now, facts be facts, he won the republican nomination for senate last night in virginia. and he joins primetime in moments. >> plus -- >> i protect mr. trump. that's what it is. >> president trump's personal lawyer back in the news. people close to the president fearing michael cohen may be ready to flip. former trump aide and cohen friend sam nunberg is here and says he knows the real deal. >> and fresh off his meeting with one othe most brutal dictators on the planet, president trump says america's biggest enemy is not north korea, certainly not russia, not even isis. can you guess? i'll give you a hint. let's get after it. >>> all right, defending confederate symbols, cottoning . none of that kept c

chris? >> thank you very much, anderson. i am chris cuomo, and welcome to primetime. my friends, do not be fooled. the crisis at the border is far from over. in fact, trump's executive order stunt may have made the situation worse. is this really about reuniting families only to lock them all up for longer? one of his biggest supporters is here and he's facing fallout of his own. corey lewandowski under fire for appearing to dismiss the plight of these innocent kids on live tv. will he apologize? we'll see. we'll also hear from an attorney with a story that will break your heart and boil your blood. he represents a mom and her three young kids. wait until you hear how long he has been trying to get to the kids. >> and last week the attorney general was quoting scripture to justify ripping kids apart from their parents at the border. today, a reversal of biblical proportions. >> the american people don't like the idea that we're separating families. we never really intended to do that. >> what? wasn't that exactly the intention, mr. sessions? what do you say, my friend

time to hand it over to chris cuomo for cuomo primetime which starts now. >>> thank you, anderson. i'm chris cuomo. well to primetime. this is a very difficult day for all of us at cnn. anthony bourdain, the leonard gade chef who game a household name and a standout figure in the cnn family is gone. >> look. anthony bourdain. who are you? i have a pretty good idea who i'm not at this point. who i am, who knows the answer to that? you know, i will be judged by, you know, the people who remember me and quickly forget me. >> that was one of the few times that tony bourdain got people wrong. he is not going to being frommen any time soon. what a loss, just 61 years of age. host of the award-winning series parts unknown took his life in a hotel room in france. it's hard for us working with him but that is nothing compared to the pain for family and friends and most of all his 11-year-old daughter arian. we are thinking of them and we are here if they need anything. >>> now in just a minute we talk with one of tony's friends. a chef andrew discipler who worked with tony and stayed close u

chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am "cuomo prime time." children are crying at the border. we're going to play you reported sounds of life inside the trump detention centers. the administration doubling down, of course, on the virtue of prosecuting illegal entrants and claiming the law mandates tearing kids from their parents at the border. this is not true, and we will show you that. the president could stop this policy today because he started it. he has the power but why doesn't he want to do that? we're going to ask one of his top aides. kellyanne conway is here to address the uproar and to talk opioid breakthroughs. we're also going to talk to the democrat leading the charge in calling for the secretary of homeland security to resign. congressman harris, a democrat, is here. are the children just going to keep growing in record numbers? homeland security denies that what you're hearing is child abuse. doctors may have criticized the conditions, but she insists the kids are very well taken care of. wait until you hear this new audio. it tells a very different story. thi

time to hand it over to chris who has the latest on the newspaper shooting. >> thank you, anderson. hris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". we have breaking news on the mass murder at a small local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, the "capital gazette" paper. the suspect in custody. we have new information and an interview with reporters inside during the shooter. we're live at

time to hand it over to chris who has the latest on the newspaper shooting. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". we have breaking news on the mass murder at a small local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, the "capital gazette" paper. the suspect in custody. we have new information and an interview with reporters inside during the shooter. we're live at the scene with me reporting on motive in a moment. >>> plus republicans on full attack against the head of the fbi and the man who oversees the russia investigation. both picked by president trump. congressman -- a congressman is going to tell you why it seemed like gop lawmakers were on the attack to present a trophy to president trump. >>> and can they stop votes before the elections. a senator says yes. what's the plan? she's going to tell you. there is a lot to tackle tonight. what do you say? let's get after it. >> all right. here's where we are right now. the white board is giving you information. in terms of murdered and injured, that's the word we use, often it's killed but let's be honest. this wa

chris woke stepping in and jimmy anderson. out for 174. england has i turn a test of that fragile england batting order. keithjennings of that fragile england batting order. keith jennings had of that fragile england batting order. keithjennings had been reported to team and he made a solid looking 29 which helped england to build a platform for he would. alastair cook and the roof almost too good to the close of play when cook went for 46. that was frustrating for england but with roots still there and closing in on this pakistan first innings score, they regard this as a very good day indeed. novak djokovic was his first set of the french open so far and broke his first racket of the week but he still managed to made a mashed make at the fourth round. comics are a growing near four—hour match against the spanish 13 seed roberto batista to reach the last 16. he is due to phase fernando verdasco in the fourth round in paris. the lesko is through —— for desk or is through after beating dimitrov. he has still not reach the secon

time to hand it over to chris who has the latest on the newspaper shooting. in maryland. >> thank you, anderson am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". we have breaking news on the mass murder at a small local newspaper in annapolis, maryland, the "capital gazette" paper. the suspect in custody. we have new information and an interview with reporters inside during the shooter. police say it was a targeted attack. we're live at the scene with me reporting on motive in a moment. >>> plus republicans on full attack against the head of the fbi and the man who oversees the russia investigation. both picked by president trump.

. >> curt anderson, the chris christie stuff makes some sense. he understands donald trump, he's a real lawyer, was a real prosecutor, that could make some sense. i've been away for two weeks so i was wondering if the world changed with regard to rudy giuliani, and it has not. rudy giuliani is still running a campaign of confusion around the president. he's going out there on the media, spinning all sorts of yarns that are very hard to decipher. >> he is indeed. it's often as though he doesn't realize the cameras are on and the recordings are recording. as though he's just talking to buddies about what could happen. then he says, well, no, the president could have assassinated james comey, the fbi director. >> unbelievable he actually said that. >> and he can bimpeached. he can self-pardon, he won't. >> yeah. >> in a matter of hours or days on television, he has raised half a dozen different constitutional issues about whether the president can obstruct or is capable of obstructing. it's really richard nixon after he was out of office saying what

chris. british couple, gayle and charlie anderson have been found dead in their home in mount pleasant jamaicaown home injamaica and the couple had recently retired there. police are treating the deaths as homicide. our reporterjessica parkerjoins us now. we had a statement from the sons of the couple. they say are parents enjoyed a long and happy marriage for 55 years and leave behind four grandchildren and one great—grandchild. they were hard—working people great—grandchild. they were ha rd—working people and great—grandchild. they were hard—working people and they say building a business with integrity and making sure we've provided for, charlie and gayle were pillars of the community in manchester and jamaica and were hugely popular and loved by many. we know the couple had loved by many. we know the couple ha d rece ntly loved by many. we know the couple had recently retired to jamaica to the north—east part of the island and had previously been living in manchester. very briefly, we must make the point ofjust how many people from this country visit jamaica. the foreign and commonwealth o

and that's, you know, brief body language there, that is a good sign. >> anderson, to you. >> chris, here with christian amanpour and jim sciutto and ambassador yun. >> it was fascinating. and there was body language. obviously president trump didn't smile, at least not at the beginning. but kim jong-un did smile broadly as they were walking off and kim jong-un has had the old hug and arm tug when he was with president moon jae-in. secretary of state pompeo said yesterday, for all the talks, for all the hopes, for everything, nobody can make the decisions except for the two people that will be in that room together and those are those two people. you have to remember that just a few months ago, it was all talk of war and bluster and fire and fury and destruction. and kim turned on a dime with his new year's speech. he sent his delegation to south korea. he sent his sister for what is called the peace olympics. and so he has actually been almost in the driving seat from the beginning and talk is better than war. what did churchill say? >> you spent a lot of time meeting with north kor

time to head it over for "chris cuomo primetime" which starts right now. >> thanks, anderson. "primetime." a democratic congresswoman called for a shame campaign against trump administration officials, and we are seeing intense protests of the same even in private places. but the president seems to love this. why? we'll tell you. >>> tonight we have a man who says he, too, has been black listed for his support of president trump. actor turned congressional candidate ayanbadejo saba candidate antonio sabato jr. and the crisis at the border after a week has not changed. what is it like inside the housing facilities where they won't let the media be your eyes

stuart broad responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chris to resume on 106—2, broad says he feels the comments were unfair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions and i've always been very open to criticism when it has come my way, when i feel it's fair. i think this week there was not a huge amount of logic in it, it did disappoint me slightly. only two test matches ago i picked up eight wickets in christchurch. i think it was... it was disappointing to read those comments but that's sort of the world we live in. england will want to build on that strong start when they begin later. talk of tatoos will be put to one side later as gareth southgate's england play the first of two friendlies, before departing for the world cup in russia. nigeria the opponents at wembley this evening. david ornstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterling m

stuart broad responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chrisels the comments weren't fair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions. i've always been very open to criticism when it's come my way when i feel it's fair. this week it was... there wasn't a huge amount of logic in it, which did disappoint me slightly, only two tests ago i did pick up eight wickets in christchurch. it was disappointing to read those comments but it's sort of the world we live in. england manager gareth southgate will no doubt be looking forward to focussing on the football rather than talking about things like tattoos when his team play the first of two friendlies later before departing for the world cup. nigeria the opponents at wembley. david 0rnstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterling moved to defend himself after revealing a tattoo of an assault rifle on h

noel ben stokes, but instead chris woakes, who coached to more pakistani wickets by lunch. then jimmy anderson'sw for less than 100, before a teenager from punjab fought back. he made 56 innings sustaining runs, before finally becoming the first test wicket for one player. now england. 0na wicket for one player. now england. on a crowd being reconstructed, this was a time for careful building. foundations first. keaton jennings, backin foundations first. keaton jennings, back in the team, had been going so well before his opposition went one better. after a frenetic day, england went into the evening hoping and batting for a bit of calm. well, in the last few minutes, england have lost alastair cook 446. bad timing as they were close to the end of play. 104—2. despite that and given all of the criticism they faced this week, we will regard this as some long—awaited good news. thank you. what you couldn't hear with phil avery groaning about the cricket there. a very good evening to you. good job they didn't try to plate that much of bit further north in cumbria, where you could see penrith but no

stuart broad responding in the best way possible with three wickets, james anderson with three wickets and chrisfor 174. as england prepare to resume on 106—2, broad says he feels the comments were unfair. i've always enjoyed listening to punditry. i think it's really interesting when you hear different people's opinions and i've always been very open to criticism when it has come my way, when i feel it's fair. i think this week there was not a huge amount of logic in it, it did disappoint me slightly. only two test matches ago i picked up eight wickets in christchurch. i think it was... it was disappointing to read those comments but that's sort of the world we live in. england will want to build on that strong start later. talk of tatoos will be put to one side later as gareth southgate's england play the first of two friendlies, before departing for the world cup in russia. nigeria the opponents at wembley this evening. david ornstein is with the team. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching, the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem

off screen, chris is back on the market after his split from anna faris. another star that knows about breaking up, pam andersongh a spring of divorces. we talked about that and her recent family drama. >> you had a situation back in march when your son brandon and tommy lee had a physical altercation. where's that situation now? >> there's both adults. maybe brandon more so. sorry. it's between them, and it's all resolved and life goes on. >> pamela's 22-year-old son brandon blames his father's alcoholism for the ruckus, which dad denies. >> we are all growing and learning and this is a par of it. >> you love your family. how do you keep that all together and still keep your family? >> the best is to see him grow up so healthy. i'm in the an ambitious person, but my kids are ambitious. >> ambitious could easily describe this iconic star. she's now written this book with rabbi shmuley boteach. she knows a lot about the inner workings of marriage. she's done it four times. marrying ex rick solomon twice. the former playmate regrets her boys witnessing her failures at love. >> they're of me. nobody wants to see y

time to head it over for "chris cuomo primetime" which starts right now. >> thanks, anderson. i'm quiz cuomo and welcome to "primetime." a democratic congresswoman called for a shame campaign against trump administration officials, and we are seeing intense protests of the same even in private places. but the president seems to love this. why? we'll tell you. >>> tonight we have a man who says he, too, has been black listed for his support of president trump. actor turned congressional candidate ayanbadejo saba candidate antonio sabato jr. and the crisis at the border after a week has not changed. what is it like inside the housing facilities where they won't let the media be your eyes and ears. guess what. we have a lawmaker on the show who just got a look at what's happening in florida. and a world champion basketball star with a loo say about the political climate in america. we have him here tonight. golden state warrior draymond greenle. it's 9:00 p.m. in the east, the new happy hour according to one of our fans. let's get after it. administration officials being heckled.

chris jenner. we have pitbullna. da white. steven tyler. pam anderson, dr. phil.interviewed inlie nelson on his tour bus san antonio on 4/20. >> that' awesome. harvey -- f>> that probably wentor awhile [ laughter ] werful clip obviously at thelpo beginning of the segment with you and magic talking about the moment he was diagnosed and it's very powerful moment, but one o things that you mention you're amazingrough all these moments with magic and specifically the glass and all these elements. i'murious if i were to sit down with you for an episode of objectified, what is something you, an object that you would specifically talk about ttt mean lot to you throughout t stories wnd w >> you know, it's really fny. um, i interview dr.hil and tape show with dr. phil for his show where we actually taed about objectified and it's going to air right before his program airs, um, on fox news channel when it airs. and he asked me to do theame what i brought in was, um, my-- when my dad died, i put his shoes in my -- in the trunk of apply car. i've never taken them out. and the

anderson talks about how he became a military pilot and relayed his combalts experiences in kill or be >> good evening. i'm chris brown, the pity and director here at the museum and it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2018 charles a lindbergh memorial lecture. the bloomberg lecture is in annual tradition -- lindbergh lecture is an annual tradition. livingure pioneers with history who recall the determination, imagination, and courage that charles lindbergh exhibited while flying solo across the atlantic 90 years ago. thve

. >>> time to hand it over to chris cuomo for the premier of "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you very much, andersonwelcome to "prime time." the man of the moment, rudy giuliani, is here to be tested. >>> plus breaking in just the last half hour, former trump campaign chair paul manafort accused of witness tampering. that is a potential felony, by the way. i've got the filing right here. 30 pages of argument, twice as many pages and exhibits. this could be very bad for the former chair. top democrat adam schiff is here ahead. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, disinvited the day before the

anderson talks about how he became a military pilot and relayed his combalts experiences in kill or be >> good evening. i'm chris brown, the pity and director here at the museum and it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2018 charles a lindbergh memorial lecture. the bloomberg lecture is in annual tradition -- lindbergh lecture is an annual tradition. livingure pioneers with history who recall the determination, imagination, and courage that charles lindbergh exhibited while flying solo across the atlantic 90 years ago. this evening's program is made possible by the generous support of pratt & whitney. representing them tonight is lieutenant general, vice president of business development. stand soiller, can you we can recognize it? corporate and whitney's dedication, we are most grateful. each year, we go through an extensive process to identify and extinguish member of the aviation community to share his or her vision, memories, and insights. tonight, we are particularly honored to oakham colonel bud aderson as a 2018, charles lindbergh,lecture -- lecturer. 15 years after lindbergh's historic flight, he stand

. >>> time to hand it over to chris cuomo for the premier of "cuomo prime time." >>> thank you very much, anderson. welcome to "prime time." the white house got caught lying about the russia investigation. the man of the moment, rudy giuliani, is here to be tested. >>> plus breaking in just the last half hour, former trump campaign chair paul manafort accused of witness tampering. that is a potential felony, by the way. i've got the filing right here. 30 pages of argument, twice as many pages and exhibits. this could be very bad for the former chair. top democrat adam schiff is here ahead. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, disinvited the day before the white house visit. why aren't they getting patriot treatment? what do you say, friends, les get at it. >>> all right. this is our first official night. so thank you for being here. and we do have a lot to test. why does president trump think he can pardon himself? and why would his attorney say the president could shoot james comey and still not be indicted? we talked to rudy giuliani about exactly that. joining us now, president trump's attorney, mr

. >> host: let's go to chris joining us from tennessee with our line on independence. the book by kate anderson brower, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm sorry i missed the first part of theegment. i just caught you speaking about al gore and al gore really was raised in washington dc and that is why i think he cannot win his own state. i believe that is because we do not look at him and we basically looked at him as if he was a creature of washington. his father was a very racist democrat from the 60s whatever but i don't know. that's all i got to say. thank you. >> host: thank you, chris. >> guest: it is true. he went to saint alden's and it was funny when i talk to him it was on the phone so i couldn't tell his facial expression. i like to do interviews in person but he could only talk on the phone and i asked him what it is like working in a white house with the most powerful first lady in history. we have not seen a family member that powerful since robert kennedy was attorney general. he said i think our conversation is a most over. to me, he was joking but it was also like he di

anderson. >> yeah. we'll obviously go through that. we'll bring that updated information to you when we get it. time to hand it over to chris>> i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." the president is talking about the deal even though no deal was made in singapore. but the president does have a plan b. take a listen. >> i may stand before you in six months saying, hey, i was wrong. i don't know if i'll ever admit that butsort excuse. >> meant as a joke? maybe. too often the truth? definitely. so because president trump saying something is a huge win doesn't always make it so, tonight we test the case of what was gained for each side in

. >> chris cuomo joins me for a quick peek on what he and his team have coming up in store for us. >> big night, came down here to the nation's capital, andersonh sanders, the press secretary, of course, who really is right in the middle of a maelstrom right now with the media. we are digging in on this story about what happened with the explanation of the president's role in that trump tower meeting and the response there, too. sanders, the white house, refusing to give an inch. why? we're going to try to use tonight as a positive pivot point on that. we also have senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, spicey interview, anderson, about the state and fate of the democratic party. >> one of the things sarah sanders was saying in her briefing is that she doesn't want to get in back and forth or answer questions that basically are referred to the outside counsel. >> and? >> and, so, your job tonight will be to try to get her to do that, i assume. >> you got it, my brother. you got it. we are here to ask the questions that need to be answered and they must be answered. she'll get that opportunity tonight. and we're going to talk about the 500 da