TAPPER: Welcome back to THE LEAD. A troubling story just in, the Associated Press is calling it a quote, "massive and unprecedented intrusion." The AP says the Justice Department secretly got a hold of two months of phone records of AP reporters and editors. According to this report, the government has not even said why it wanted the records. But U.S. officials have said in the past that a U.S. attorney is conducting a criminal investigation into who may have leak information to the AP for a May 7, 2012, story about CIA operations one that foiled an al Qaeda plot to blow up a plane bound for the U.S. We will stay on top of the story. The "Sports Lead," Tiger Woods haters couldn't get to Twitter fast enough after his players championship win not to give him props, but to accuse him of cheating. The golfer is in the middle of another ball drop controversy, this time it happened on the 14th hole. One commentator said Tiger may have made his drop too far forward, setting off an internet frenzy, but Tiger's playing partner said he saw where the ball landed and the drop was legal. PGA was agreed. Tiger had an illegal ball drop in the masters, which cost him a shot at the win. Prince Harry showed off some pretty impressive football moves during his recent trip to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and proved he's got skills off the field too. Check him out at the bottom of this cheerleading pyramid as well. That's it for THE LEAD. I'm Jake Tapper. I leave you now in the capable hands of one Mr. Wolf Blitzer. He's in "THE SITUATION ROOM."
Tiger Woods Haters Up In Arms