james anderson and stuart broad got all new zealand's 10 wickets between them.inal four wickets at the start of the day to give the visitors a 29 run first innings lead. opening batsman alastair cook fell cheaply again but the rest of england's top order steadied the ship and england lead by 231 runs. england must win the match to level the series. meanwhile south africa are closing in on a series win against australia in johannesburg. australia were bowled out for 221 in theirfirst innings with new captain tim paine last man out for 62. what a catch by dean elgar!! south africa decided against enforcing the follow on, and by the close had extended their lead to a01 with seven second innings wickets still in hand. australia must win this fourth and final test to level the series. anthonyjoshua will be reflecting on a job well done last night, adding the wbo world heavyweight belt to his own two titles, by beating joseph parker on points at the principality stadium, but the talk has already moved on from that fight. to what happens next. joshua's team has told th

james anderson and stuart broad got all of new zealand's wickets.ve the visitors a 29 first innings lead. opening batsman alistair cooke fell early, but there were two half—ce ntu ry early, but there were two half—century is before being dismissed. new zealand are one up in the two match series. that is all the two match series. that is all the sports for now. thank you for watching. it is now time for the travel show. my name is tony giles. i'm from england. i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears. and i'm travelling around the world trying to visit every country. we're in the old city! israel is country 124. i see a place with my senses — i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle of people shouting, buy this, buy this, come and look at this! i feel the atmosphere, the energy, the buzz. i was born with my eye condition, so i don't have any vision apart from sunlight sensitivity. and i've gradually gone deaf as i've got older and i am now 80% or severely deaf in both ears but i use digital hearing ai

here weighed in on all of this tweeting today anderson, james comey just threw andrew mccabe under the bus. it's a disaster for both of them. getting a little, lot of their

. >> so that was a sketch that cecily strong and james anderson wrote."bill enters in a wheelchair." and i was like, "well, that's getting picked." [ laughter ] we're gonna do that. and it's very dirty. >> seth: yeah, you had taken some cialis. >> and she wants to get pregnant. >> seth: yeah. >> and so -- [ laughter ] we're a couple and my cialis kicked in and it only lasts for a couple minutes, so they had to take the opportunity to try to get pregnant. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i was so impressed, because i know from having worked there and just network censors, clearly the rules are you're not allowed to simulate at all. >> anything! >> seth: yeah. >> and that, betsy, a very nice lady, came down and was like, "bill, you are not allowed to move a muscle when she sits down on you." >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> or we're going to be -- you know, we're going to get in trouble. but, you know, it was fun. >> seth: but what you could move was the wheelchair. you were really -- [ laughter ] you were really good at it. and i want to show -- [ laughter

thanks to the efforts of james vince england bowled new zealand out for 278, stuart broad and james andersonthree to help england to a lead of 231 runs. on day three to help england rugby union's european champions cup holders, saracens, have been knocked out of the competition at the quarterfinal stage by leinster. their 30—19 victory ended saracens' hopes of winning a third straight champions cup. racing 92 are also into the semifinals after beating clermont auvergne. into the semifinals at the first major of the women's golf season, england's charley hull and jodie ewart shadoff are still in contention, four shots off the lead of pernilla lindberg, withjust one round remaining at the ana inspiration. while ian poulter is trying to qualify for the first major of the men's season, the masters. to qualify for the first major poulter needs to win the houston open to secure a place at augusta national. the houston open to secure a and the houston open to secure a he is top of the lead one and he is top of the leaderboard, one shot ahead after 13 holes. that's all for now from the bbc sport cen

james anderson and stuart broad got all of new zealand's ten wickets between them as they removed theors a 29 run first—innings lead. 0pening batsmen alastair cook fell cheaply again but james vince and mark stoneman steadied the ship, both reaching half centuries before being dismissed. england ended the day with a lift —— eight lead of 231 runs. the masters is less than a week away now and ian poulter knows he must win this weekend to qualify for that first major of the year. poulter is rising to the challenge, going in with —— going into the day's round with —— going into the day's round with a lead. he is 1a under par, tied with the american beau hosler, two shots clear of the field. there are also british women in contention in the first women's big challenge of the year. charley hull was runner—up in this event two yea rs was runner—up in this event two years ago. munster twice came from behind to beat toulon to reach the semifinals of the european champions cup. the irish side left their best to last with a magnificent try from the winger, this magnificent effort setting up a c

james anderson and stuart broad got all new zealand's ten wickets between them as they removed the remaining day to give the visitors a 29 run first innings lead. 0pening batsman alastair cook fell cheaply again but the rest of england's top order steadied the ship as england lead by 231 runs. the masters at augusta is less than a week away and britain's ian poulter knows he has to win this weekend's houston 0pen poulter knows he has to win this weekend's houston open to qualify for the first golfing major of the year. ian poulter is rising to the challenge in texas with a share of the lead in the final round later today. a brilliant third round featuring seven birdies means he is 14 and apartheid with the american. two shots clear of the field —— and he is 14 under par. charley hull is within touch of the lead in california. hull runner—up in this event is two years ago. munster came from behind twice to beat too long to reach the semifinals of the european champions cup. the irish side left their best until last with a magnificent try. this individual effort to setting up an easy conversio

james anderson and stuart broad got all new zealand's 10 wickets between them as they removed the remainingk away now and britain's ian poulter knows he has to win this weekend's houston open to qualify for that first golfing major of the year. and poulter is rising to the challenge in texas — he has a share of the lead going into the final round later today. a brilliant third round featuring seven birdies means he's 14 under par, tied with american beau hossler. they're two shots clear of the field. munster twice came from behind to beat toulon to reach the semi—finals of the european champions cup. the irish side left their best till last with a magnificent try from ireland winger andrew conway. this individual effort setting up an easy conversion to give them victory byjust a point at thomond park. now, if you expected zlatan ibrahimovic to bejetlagged on his debut for the la galaxy, think again. he came on as a substitute just over a week after completing his move to los angeles, and did this. not only was it a brilliant goal, it also brought his galaxy side level at 3—3, after they'd b

s are on top after day three of the second and final test against new zealand in christchurch james andersong batsman alastair cook fell cheaply again but the rest of england's top order steadied the ship, it's approaching the end of the day and england lead by 219 runs. the masters at augusta is less than a week away now and britain's ian poulter knows he has to win this weekend's houston open to qualify for that first golfing major of the year. and poulter is rising to the challenge in texas, he has a share of the lead going into the final round later today. a brilliant third round featuring seven birdies means he's 1a under par tied with american beau hossler. they're two shots clear of the field. munster twice came from behind to beat toulon to reach the semi—finals of the european champions cup. the irish side left their best till last with a magnificent try from ireland winger andrew conway. this individual effort setting up an easy conversion to give them victory byjust a point at thomond park. now if you expected zlatan ibrahimovic to bejetlagged on his debut for the la galaxy, think

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today, is that president trump told everyone that he watched james comey, the town hall with james comey with anderson cooper that was on cnn last night, it took place at william and mary, he said he watched. thank you for watching. it was fascinating to see what was said there. president trump continued to go after james comey and very specifically on this one issue of how many nights he spent in russia when he was at that mission universe pageant. james comey in a memo says that the president i guess twice, i didn't even spend a night there well now this is what the president says. >> he didn't write those memos accurately. he put a lot of phony stuff. for instance, i went to russia for a day or so, a day or two, because i own the miss universe pageant, i went there to watch it because it was near moscow. i go to russia. i didn't go -- everybody knows the planes are there. he said i didn't stay there. i stayed there very short period of time. his memo said i left immediately. i never said that. i never said i left immediately. >>, in fact, it does appear, by the way, that he it leave very quickly af

president trump no surprised here weighed in on all of this tweeting today anderson, james comey justew andrew mccabe under the bus. it's a disaster for both of them. getting a little, lot of their own medicine. so you can interpret that tweet how you want. >> thank you very much. more breaking news tonight, the president will not be attending the funeral of former first lady barbara bush. first lady melania trump will attend the memorial service on behalf of the first family to avoid disruptions of added security and out of respect for the bush family and those attending the service president trump will not attend. we asked what out of respect to the family. and what the security issue is. we know four former presidents would be there. the white house did not give a clarification. up next you'll see the full interview with jim comey. here's some of what he had to say about andrew mccabe. >> given that the i.g.'s report has interactions it had with me and other senior executives i could be a witness. >> he had a lot more to say. the full interview coming up. ♪ directv now gives you mo

>> reporter: anderson, in "the washington post," james comey says donald trump brought up the intelligence dossier. that dossier alleged that russians had a so-called pee tape of prostitutes that trump paid to urinate on each other and his bed in a russian hotel suite. comey reportedly writes in the book that trump wanted comey to investigate the allegations. comey reportedly writes, he brought up what he called the golden showers thing. adding that it bothered him if there was even a 1% chance his wife melania thought it was true. the paper said that comey goes on to write, in an apparent play for my sympathy, trump said that he has a beautiful wife and the whole thing has been very painful for her, he asked what we could do to lift the cloud. the former fbi director reportedly writes that trump offered varying explanations and a phone call as to why there was no tape. i'm a germaphobe. there's no way i would let anyone do that. >> i'm not sure how to follow that up. >> reporter: sure. comey writes when he met trump, the 6'3" president-elect looked shorter than he did on television. his f

>> i don't think james comey has much credibility, anderson. he was wrong on july 5th when he did his press conference, i thought he was wrong when he reopened the case. i thought he was wrong throughout the investigation. i said so both times. when i said so in october, i took a lot of heat from my republican leagcolleagues. i thought he screw this thing up from the get-go and i don't think he has a lot of creditability. > president is referring to james comey as a "slime ball." are you concern that this could damage the public confidence in the institution of the fbi? >> the fbi is confidence damaged because of james comey and mccabe. james comey was fired and mccabe was fired for lying four times. deputy counter intelligence was demoted. these are some of the top people at the fbi. >> they were demoted and reassigned by mueller himself. >> we have seen the text messages, just don't show biassed but showing -- if anyone destroying the credibility at the top is those people. americans have the highest confidence in those folks. >> you don't th

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i was joking tonight that it sounds like with a couple questions anderson cooper asked james comey, height've actually been watching the show and not telling anybody because they have been on the wrong path for a long time over there. but you know, sara, we are waiting the strzok-page memos. i want comments on that and this.. andrew mccabe is in trouble. james comey is in trouble. strzok and page are in trouble.s hillary clinton is in trouble. i mean, this goes to, and i do believe clapper and brennan. i want to find out what they knew, when they knew it, and the leaking of raw intelligence and surveillance and unmasking. we are at the tip of the iceberg and it's now happening. >> we are at the tip of the iceberg because we know that the inspector general has another report coming out in may. that report will detail how thea fbi handled, mishandled the clinton investigation and let's go to the strzok and page text messages. why is it that congress has to make threats, threats of contempt in order to get these documents?ea they have been looking at these documents for some time now. tur

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james comey. he was i guess watching the town hall with anderson cooper last night and some of james comey's disclosures or explanations for what he did and the president is very exercised because he said that the memos that james comey turned over to his friend were not declassified. now james comey has made the argument he was a private citizen at the time and when he wrote them, he was the fbi director but he knows what's classified and what isn't classified. >> more than he knows, he had the authority to classify and declassify. >> he was the chief person who would have classified them and so he says that he it not turn over any classified information, but the president feels tirchly. >> and the inspector general is not looking into the mishandling of classified information another clue as to whether or not the president's right about this. abby? >> reporter: this is the frontier for the president. he's been building up to this argument for some time calling comey a leaker, saying that he broke the law, that he should be in jail, you know. the james comey situation with the memos is a tricky one bec

you can hear more from james comey next wednesday cnn's anderson cooper holding a town hall with him in front of a live audience at the former director's alma mater, the college of william & mary. that's this coming wednesday, april 25th 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. we have a lot to dissect with the political panel. we'll be right back. today, we're out here with some surprising facts about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. but wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. ja

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let's discuss, joining us cnn contributor and author kate anderson-bower, bill kristol and james galiano and host of "reliable sources" brian seltser. do you have any insight that the worst is yet to come? >> one of the topics to be detailed is russia and the russia probe. i don't know exactly what comey said but i think that's what axios is hinting about. look for what comey has to say about russia and trump. we'll hear a lot more. you know, ana, this edit was going on at abc until this afternoon. abc's going to share the rest of that online and then after this interview a week's worth of interviews. usa today, abc, cbs, cnn. all over the place all week long and these revelations tonight are significant but then this is going to continue every single day all week long. we know the publisher printed almost a million copies in preparation for the release. >> and james comey sitting down with jake tapper here on cnn on the 19th. >> that's thursday and that's a live interview and i think it's so interesting about that is trump will presumably have reacted to the book. the book will be for s

. >> anderson in massachusetts -- james in massachusetts. hello james.n white river junction, vermont. hello, paul. are having ae problem with our phones. we will come back to that in a couple of minutes. and we are moving on to the decision. the decision came down on december 18, 1967, 70-one decision in favor of cats. here is how it lined up. the chief justice and a majority opinion written by potter and joined by william douglass, john harlan, william brennan and abe fortis. three concurred, john marshall wrote separately as did douglas and byron white and one dissent by hugo black. once is recognized the fourth amendment protects people and not simply areas against unreasonable searches and seizures, the reach of that upon the cannot turn intrusion into any given enclosure you were telling us that was a back story there about alliances. explain how we have three concurrences and how people decided to join in the majority .pinion split,e is an initial 4-4 which would have affirmed urt, but two weeks later justice stewart joined justice voting to rever

you're not seeing james comey in this kind of environment. andersonman is going to be moderating at 8:00 p.m. and we'll do the afteraction report tonight. i'll be there with people to discuss what ground was broken and what it means for the national dialogue. >>> and it is the new pda, presidential displays of affection between presidents trump and macron during the state visit. jeanne moos has more on the bilateral romance bromance. >> reporter: these two just can't quit each other when it comes to public displays of affection -- >> thank you. thank you. >> i like him a lot. >> reporter: get a room. actually they did, the oval office. >> thank you. >> reporter: president trump and president macron, didn't just shake hands, they had to add a pat or a hand on the back taking turns even a hand on the chest, they stared into each other's eyes and uttered sweet nothing's using first names, my dear dona dona donald, dialogue out of a bromance novel. >> i hope you feel the same way. >> reporter: the french president even tweeted their class pants. >> brace

. >> meantime, the hero of the story james shaw jr., the man who when is trestled the gun awd to anderson not touchable. if i'm a regular person and in this situation, they have that same thing within them that can project that also. >>> a check on cnn money. bond market is shaking dow. the dow fell for the forth day in a row -- fourth day in a row. investors worry higher rates could eat into corporate profits. an aluminum stocks plunging. alcoa plunging 13%. >>> to the housing market. u.s. home sales rising, but tight supply and higher prices make it hard for buyers to find a home. in march, home sales ticked up 1.1%. that is falling from a year ago. there is a limited fsupply of houses on the market. especially starter homes. the 30-year fixed rate is on the rise and the tax bill is reducing incentive. the mortgage interest deduction is capped. this year, you save 6$60 billio on interest. next year, $25 billion. >>> walmart ceo earns 1,200 times the average worker. a spokesperson says walmart has made many investments in the workers in the past few years. walmart pay ratio is not differ

james comey. he was up against it coop it always on his game. anderson cooper. but the audience was on their game. these were tough questions. and there was a plumbing of his mind in this. i'm no leaker. why? because i decide what's confidential and what isn't. that's a a little bit of a hedge. true but a hedge. i was a private citizen. irrelevant. because what you do is work product for the fbi as is the fbi's. and well, this was my decision it wasn't classified. i wanted it out the there. great. he also gave it to a third party. if it was so clean and so okay why didn't he leak it directly? and i'm using the word leak because josh that's what it is. i'm not as polite as anderson. it's a leak whether classified or not. authorized or not. illustrated a leak. why didn't he do it himself. >> it's a good question. let's say at the outset because i was a career fiv agent who served as a special assist. i want the audience to know that. this is the part of the ig investigation. they're determining whether or not he did falls within the scope of policy. i think it's i

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james comey. so even though trump has considered firing him in the past, anderson, this possibility has taken on a more serious tone in recent days, according to sources we have spoken with. >> and what about the meeting between mueller's team and the president's lawyers yesterday. what you have learned about that. >> reporter: so the timing of the raid made for a very awkward meeting between mueller's team and president's lawyers yesterday. sources familiar with the meeting said it was previously scheduled as part of the preparations for a possible interview between the president and mueller's team. but a source close to the president said there had been these ongoing negotiations between the two and the mueller team and president's legal team for a potential interview but the raid on the president's potential attorney has upended the discussions. the president's anger over the raid and a new assessment of what the implications could be for cohen most prominent client trump, they are taking into account. the president's attorney jay sekulow declined to discuss the meeting saying we do not discuss

anderson. >> thank you. >> coming up, it is an all out war on former fbi director james comey and the latest from the white house next. when trying te for the big things in life, we tend to start small. less of this. cut back on that. but if it feels like a lot of effort for a little gain, change that. start with something that makes a big difference... ...your student loans. refinancing with sofi could save you $30,000. it's an easier way to reach your life goal sooner. we've helped over 195,000 people. we want to help you too. find out how much you can save in just two minutes at sofi.com/save. in just two minutes at a comfort inn with a glow taround them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >>> the president of the united states calls the former fbi director a small ball. and yes, this is real life and this is verbal war. an all-out verbal war by james comey and the president of the white house. jim acosta joins us now. >> reporter: we saw that all day long today not o

. >>> james comey facing tough questions at a cnn townhall last night, clashing at times with andersonis memos on on his interactions with president trump. comey rejecting president trump's claim that he broke the law. cnn's sara murray is live in washington with more. how did it go, sarah? >> well, former fbi director was at his alma mater william and mary as he was fielding questions from students and faculty. he offered a pretty devastating view whether trump is fit to be in the oval office. >> i don't believe he's morally fit to be president of the united states. >> tpeurd fbi director james comey reiterating his scathing criticism of president trump. >> his only reference point is internal. what will bring me what i need? what will fill this hole in me, get me the affirmation i crave? that's deep concerning. >> reporter: and asking a stpreupbd to release details of one of his memos, memorializing conversations to the media. >> do you think there is any credence to the claims that you broke the law? >> i don't. i think he's just making stuff up. >> if you tell somebody don't give t

james comey otherwise. the president apparently was watching. he says he was watching. i thought anderson cooper did a very good job in the process of moderating that town hall. let me replay the clip of what the president said this morning on "fox and friends" back in 2013 of his trip. >> he did not write those memos accurately. he put a lot of phony stuff. for instance, i went to russia for a day or so because i owned the miss universe pageant, i went there to watch it because it was near moscow. i go to russia. everybody knows the planes are there. he said i did not stay there at night. of course, i stayed there. i stayed for a short period of time but of course i stayed. his memo says i left immediately but i never said that. i never said i left immediately. >> what do you make of that? > >> it is the president's words verses comey. everyone will decide who they believe. you have to think through wolf, what motive with each of these men have for misrepresenting the story. james comey was meeting with the president and the president told him multiple times he did not stay over night as

james comey memos that were handed over to the justice department. i want to go to laura jarrett. these just came out. what stands out to you so far? >> anderson, it's remarkable how detailed they are. they read like narratives out of his book. in many of the instances, they're very consistent with what james comey has told congress and what he said on his book tour. i want to read from one part of the memo describing an oval office meeting with president trump, the one has garnered the most attention, since it involves former national security adviser michael flynn. in this, he says, president trump returned to the topic of mike flynn. saying that flynn is a good guy and has been through a lot. he misled the department but didn't do anything wrong in the call. trump said, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to letting flynn go. he's a good guy. i replied, comey replied, by saying, agree. he's a good dpi. but said no more. this goes on and on, anderson. he discusses a variety of topics, including attorney general holder and lynch, including jeff sessions, the current attorney general. it is quite detailed. >> laura jarrett, w

watch james comey take questions in a special cnn town hall. moderated by the one and only andersonp.m. eastern only on cnn. you could follow me on facebook and twitter at jake tapper and tweet. that is it for "the lead" and i turn you over to wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. enemy targets, cnn larned u.s. intelligence believe spies were among russian diplomats expelled last month and suspected of tracking russian defectors who re-settled here in the united states. it is a cnn exclusive. >>> pretty thorough. the white house insists there is extensive vetting of the veterans' affairs secretary nominee even as more troubling allegations against dr. ronny jackson emerge. new documents allege drunken behavior that could have put lives at risk and can jackson's nomination survive. >>> under

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james comey who you fired. he was on tv. last night. >> i did a freight thing for the american people by firing him. steve: he says he is not a leaker. he disputed what andersonooper said. what is interesting we learned through catherine herridge reporting the guy he gave secret memos to, dr. richmond at columbia university, he had special government employee status where he had, he could look at secrets. he had a badge to the building and also apparently the memos were leaked to a wider group of people, or at least two, maybe three including former u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald. your opinion on what mr. comey is doing on his book tour and the fact that he had a special friend at columbia university with a fbi badge? >> look, comey is a leaker and he is a liar and not only on this stuff, he has been leaking for years. he is probably been using his friend, the so-called professor who turns out to have fbi clearance he never said, he lied about that he never said that in congress. he said he gave it to a friend. he gave it to a friend to leak classified information. it is all classified. it is totally classified. legally he did an illegal act and he said it

anderson. >> i gave him nothing else ever. >> neil: i said this before when i was on fox news, there have been a lot of interviews with jamesomey. i'm biased, i like the ones who interviewed him, brett was by far the best. very precise, very deliberate, very, very clear. not emotional. just going right at james comey again and again over the issue of leaking. the president slamming james comey this morning after all of that, saying is everyone believing what is going on, james comey can't define what a leak is. he illegally leaked classified information but doesn't understand what he did or how serious it is. he lied all over the place to cover it up. he's either very sick or very dumb. remember sailor. what do you make of that, let's get the read from attorney caroline. i'm looking at it, we were briefly talking, and i'm thinking a leak is a leak, right? whether i go through you who likes it to some one else, i have leaked it to you, knowing full well you'll leak it to some one else. >> not necessarily. it depends on what your definition of leak is. and you have to remember -- >> neil: something i have and giving to it som

james comey, the former director of the f.b.i. last night, bret, he referenced that upcoming interview when speaking to anderson cooper.uering up? >> i should have said this before. the facts matter here. i'll be on another network tomorrow that thinks i should be in jail. >> that was quite something. first of all, we ask questions. we've been following this and investigating this. we can say the fox news network does not think that james comey should be in jail as a statement of fact. we are asking questions that lawmakers are asking on capitol hill. believe it or not after this book roll-out and the book tour, now the questions tonight we're looking for substance and there are things on the table that have not been asked. and this is special report's bite at the apple. we'll have him live in studio and we'll see what comes out of it. >> sandra: we look forward to that. there was also this moment where james comey took -- he took the moment to analyze the way the president thinks. listen to this. >> his only reference point is internal. what will bring me what i need? what will fill this hole in me? get me the affirma

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