brooks, andy colson, one-time editors of that newspaper. shut down by rupert murdoch in 2011, they are both accused of conspiring to hack voicemails. this report contains flash photography. there was a storm of protest when it was revealed that the news of the world had access thousands of voicemail messages to the hacking of mobile phones. the paper itself shut down, there was a public inquiry and then there was the rare sight of the world's most powerful media tycoon apologizing. this is the most humble they of my life. thank you. >> among the victims of phone hacking, this teenager who had gone missing in 2002 and was later found murdered. to find out more about her world"outs, "news of the hacked her voicemail. the question now is -- who knew about what? his right hand woman in the u.k., rebecca brooks will now be accused of conspiring to intercept voicemails. >> when she appears here in london and stands accused of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, one of the claims will be that she tried to conceal evidence from the police,

the main defendants, rebecca brooks and andy colson, arrived in court today. they're editors of the news of the world tabloid which is now at a business. brooks and colson are accused of hacking the phones of celebrities and making illegal patients for information. ellis island is open to tourists. new york's historic destination reopened this morning a year after being shut down by damage from hurricane sandy and the first boats that arrived were packed with visitor. >> we didn't think we'd have a chance to step foot on the island and it worked out really well. >> sandy left the site under 8 feet of water badly flooding the immigration and $77 million was spent to get it back open. a lot of tourists are happy about that. a great place to visit. >> have you been? >> oh, yeah. great, new york. >> the weather tell us about it. winds whipped up the storm into the overnight hours. we can say things are calming down. high deaf doppler also pretty active this morning, especially over the santa cruze mountains and farther south. light rain on highway 17 and the most

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colson worked as hes director of communications. revelations that the phones of celebrities politicians and crime victims had been hacked by the news of the world brought rupert murdock's news empire down. this trial is first and foremost a human story where two powerful public figures rebeck ah brooks and andy colson right at the heart of it but it also threapts huge tension that exists between the need for a free press and the awareness that sometimes that freedom can be abused. >> besides those two former editors of the news of the world there are six other deficits. the charges which all deny include conspiracy to subvert the course of justice. >> two fighters are dead from a suspected drone strike in somalia, believed to be a part of the armed group al shabaab. they were the only people in the car. some people are blaming the united states for the attack. according to the associated press an al shabaab member said the two men who died were senior members of the group. >>> there's more trouble over the weekend for the beleaguere

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because we can see that the politicians are the first ones to cook the books this in around july colson explain why in this case spaniards have so little trust in their government added to bill and to put it as they are taxes to good use. spain's popular party is now in the news in a major corruption scandal in which politicians are accused of having received on the ground economy payments cash payments. the socialist party is also involved in a very similar scandal and the receipt and confidence in young catalan regional party is also involved in a similar scandal that he says scandal so all the main spanish parties right now caught up in major ego financing scandals in which they've been receiving cash payments how can they expect people on the street in spain who are suffering have been suffering this crisis for over five years not to do the same and preventing this type of corruption that seems to da governments worldwide is the theme of today's kaiser report yes russell brand you say you want a revolution well you know we all want to change the world you say you've got no solution

it sees a defendant said former editors like rebecca brooks and andy colson facing 15 phone acting related charges. -- phone hacking related charges. broosks is said to have been active in hacking. a bust of winston churchill has just been unveiled there. john boehner was joined for the unveiling ceremony today by secretary of state john kerry amongst others. half a century after the british prime minister was granted honorary u.s. citizenship. he was addressed three times more than any other dignitary. make sure you catch the 90th edition opening with a dazzling chocolate fashion show. the french tennis champion was among those wearing chocolate creations. also taken to the catwalk was a former miss france. it runs until sunday, november 3. check it out if you can. that's all from the newsroom for now. >> claire pride in the newsroom. after more than three years of captivity in the sahara, a presidential welcome home. for french employees of nuclear power group areva greeted by francois hollande himself just outside of parents -- paris. several false starts after the invasion to root out

andy colson went on to be the spin doctor, the director of communications for david cameron.e other defendants from those three, they are all facing a variety of different charges, but basically it boils down to conspiracy to intercept communications in the course of their transmission. that's basically the phone hacking portion of this trial. conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office. conspiracy to convert the cause of justice. all eight defendants are pleading not guilty to the charges. >> we'll be back with you for more on that case. for now, thank you very much, indeed. >>> in the philippines more than 30,000 village leaders are awa awaiting to see if they've been elected or not. security was tight during monday's voting. 32 people have been killed during campaign. often, application politicians e re-elected. >> reporter: over 54 million people are expected to vote today. here in this public school alone thousands have already come in as early as 6:00 a.m. local time. they're looking for their names on ballot lists, and they're expected to vote for village governme

else who will be watching this nervously is prime minister david cameron who used to employ andy colson as a director of communications. there will be a lot of people watching this trial with baited breath to see how it unfolds over the coming months. >> kathryn, thank you very much indeed for that. at least you get to come inside. thanks for that. the weather seems to have faded. the sussex, it's getting better. the worst is gone. >> nothing has fallen on your house. >> no, thanks god, but there are a few trees down the lane. >> >> and we understand some power out. it makes it appropriate for us to have this conversation. the bosses of the main suppliers face questioning by lawmakers. those announcements by the big six suppliers in brittain. price hikes averaging around 9 point be point 1%. they've blamed environmental schemes and whole sale prices as reasons for the increases. they say wholesale prices have largely remained flat over the last year. jared green is with us at alexa capitol. glad to have you with us. angela knight is with us representing the energy industry. angela, the

executive rebekah brooks, her husband and prime minister david cameron's former press chief andy colsonpeared in a london court for a first day of a month's long trial over allegations they hacked phones, bribed officials and averted justice. all have entered not guilty pleas and while the details have largely been uncovered the trial could bring fresh costs for the new news corp which split off from its ultraprofitable tv division this summer. the larger 21st century fox agreed to compensate the newspaper company for legal fees or civil settlements it incurred since 2010. the company has paid about $330 million in such fees. here's the issue, though. criminal liability isn't covered and analysts at evercorp says that risk is nearly impossible to quantify. the company disclosed in september that the outcome of these proceedings, quote, any fine or other penalties associated with any plea, judgment or similar result, could hurt the new company's reputation and their bottom line. this would be a new issue for them. >> fascinating stuff. this trial will go on for months, apparently. >> acc

former editors rebecca brooks and andy colson along with several others are on trial for phone hacking bribing officials while at the now closed rupert murdoch tabloid. isnwhile, southern britain being battered with a powerful storm with hurricane force wind causing widescreen inlays on the nation's roads and trains and threatening severe disruption that the airport. one person is feared dead. published awspaper document today that shows the u.s. national security agency spied on more than 60 million phone calls and stayed -- in spain and one month alone. every wart comesl a week after reported similar allegations in france and german magazine "der spiegel" reported a document shows the chancellor's mobile phones were hacked. provided by edward snowden so the nsa monitoring the phone calls from december 10, 2012 until january 8 of 2013. but not there content. the chief of the u.s. spy agency has not discussed the alleged bugging of german chancellor merkel's phones with president obama, according to officials. while white house and secretary jay carney hold a briefing today scheduled a

both brooks and colson deny the charges against them. back to you, christi. >> now to nigeria.rnational correspondent vladim vladimir gute is in lagos. >> reporter: they've launched a search and rescue mission to try to find the two sailors abducted from their oil vessel. the ship was attacked in the oil-rich niger delta. up until 2009, this area was notorious for kidnappings like groups for the movement of the emancipation of the niger delta or mend. they became inactive when the government offered them amnesty in exchange for laying down their arms, but lately they've claimed some connection to this recent attack. we can't verify if these are from mend, but if they are resurgent, it could be a very worrisome development in a country already struggling with a muslim insurgency group in the northeast. back to you, christi. >> vlad, thank you so much. finally, let's go to saudi arabia, where dozens of women climbed into the driver's seat to demand more freedom. cnn international correspondent mahmoud jamjoom has the story there. >> reporter: dozens of women get behind the weal o