he is extremely sorry that he hired andy colson.was found that he was hacking employees off the the royal family. heads could roll. it was not until three years ago. .> he apologized question time is going to be a little interesting today. we will be taking you live, if you want to tune in, on the u.k. feed. let's turn our attention to the telecom industry. new details about france's six richest man. he is the founder and he has, what many consider, i guess you could put it this way, an auspicious career start. here is our billionaires editor. robert lafranco. websites and that sort of thing. >> let's go. >> but, the impact that he has had on french business and the telecom industry, in particular, has been hermetic. >> why is he worth $10 billion? he bucked the system and is a rebel. the richest person, or the second richest, is a rebel, as well. he is a capitalist and a board room raider, if you will. cut from theably same cloth. here is a guy who came into the telecom world of french telecoms .nd undercut the price by half he too

he is said to be grilled over his former meteor -- media advisor andy colson after the hacking scandalthat is at noon in london. ceo'st, speaking out on skyrocketing compensation. ♪ >> welcome back to and add -- welcome back to "on the move." i am anna edwards. >> they may have to raise their bid about 30 billion pounds to -- 30 million pounds to get shire. was rejected on previous attempts to take over the dublin-based drug company. it is part of a government plan to raise funds to purchase a stake inalstrom. with themiliar offering say it is priced at the bottom of guidance at over 20,000 share. haveche bank is said to lost about 26 junior bakers in hong kong open left four months. that is the largest number of the partners in asia for five years. management chain has been shrinking. it is atm season and shareholders focus on executive pay at some of the biggest coveney's. tesco faces shareholder results. joining us to put this into context is gregory elders. kick things off with wpp and why the big concern over the pay packet? >> last year he was up 70% from the year before to 30 mi

andy colson was convicted.ut rebekah brooks was cleared along with her husband and her secretary were cleared. after leaving the paper under the hacking cloud. colson worked for cameron in the prime minister's? >> i am extremely sorry. cameron has apologized for bringing him to number 10. this episode left him to serious questions about his judgment. in all, six employees of murdoch's news international have now gone down, all convicted over phone hacking. the next day's coverage in the british papers was all over the map. the daily mail tabloid focused on downing street. the murdoch own times trump petted the not guilty over the con conviction. they are called red tops. murdoch's son had no shame. it had a triumphant brooks as the page 1 girl, the usually page 3 girl but nary a mention of the guilty verdict against colson until page 4. >> if you have been on facebook today, you will have seen and it may be even clicked on headlines that seem to pull on your most pointer -- mouse pointer like a magnet to find o

former tabloid editor andy colson found guilty of wow brooks brooks-- while acquitted. some parts of the u.s. are experiencing one of the worst hit droughts inducted. >> this is oklahoma. of wheat.field plants should be about this tall. this date, mike many, is heading for one of the worst harvests on record. many,s state, like heading for one of the worsts harvests. our viewers on public television and also around the globe. more than 1000 people have died in the past two weeks in iraq. most of them civilians. the figures reflect the speed of the sunni insurgents advance and they made more gains today. u.s. secretaryom of state john kerry, but first our special respondent has this report where in an exclusive interview with sunni fighters they have told them they are determined to reach baghdad within a month. to keepurds battle their autonomous region free of isis. in the shadow of the citadel, this is a sanctuary for sunni fighters who do not belong to isis. it is here we met some who traveled to and from the frontline. these are tribal fighters from the embattled an

andy colson was found guilty of conspiracy.ebekah brooks, a former editor under rupert murdoch was cleared of all charges. prime minister cameron said he's sorry he ever employed coalson. >>> as one of the few people on earth who actually has a throne, it was hard to tell if the queen of everything land was impressed by the throne from "game of thrones" or merely found it to be a gaudy curiosity. the queen met the cast and saw some of the memorabilia from the show, now shooting in belfast. part of the biggest tv production ever mounted in all of europe. >>> sorry about this during the dinner hour, but it was during the world cup when luis apparently bit his opponent in a match with italy. he's on most people's list of the top five players in the world, and yet he has this problem. the governing body is likely to issue its punishment soon. as for the u.s. team coming off this weekend's tie game, they need only to tie germany in their next game to make the knockout stage. >>> a rare moment in congress today where they took a brea

andy colson went on become a guiltydvisor was found of one count of hacking.reporting lebron james has opted to opt out of the contract with miami heat. that means he will become a free agent on july 1. this does not preclude from re-signing with the team. james has two years and 47.2 million dollars remaining on his deal with the heat. same deal that michael mckee has, too. the federal government highway trust fund funnels $35 billion per year to states for road construction but not collecting enough revenue from the gasoline tax and could run dry this summer. officials warning the u.s. is approaching a transportation fiscal cliff. phil mattingly reports. >> what you have is four sets of columns back here, all of which have varying degrees of damage. >> delaware discover the columns of the i-94 bridge work building fast. immediately shut down a road used by 95 million vehicles per day. >> the bottom line is, we have to -- we got it closed in time and no one was injured and now have to get it back open. needed tolion more finish the job. the federal department

to theameron apologized house of commons for employing andy colson. labor party leader said the prime minister's employment of andy colson meant he brought a criminal into the heart of downing street and shows willful negligence. part of thee was prime minister's questions time and you can watch it on sunday night at 9:00 eastern. .ou can also listen to it here listen to it on c-span radio. those are some of the latest headlines. >> what i have read here is a partially processed plant that i have cut down into sections that are the right length for hanging. i take at all of the big families and those are sent to the kitchen to make edible's. these little leaves are the tight tram. that can be dried and made into to ther can be sent places that make extractions and i can be made into hash. this is the finished but. -- bud. washington journal looks at the recreational use and sale of marijuana. live on friday morning. now you can keep in touch with current events with c-span radio on audio now on your smart phone. every weekday, listen to a recap of the

time, british prime minister david cameron discussed the hiring of former news of the world editor andy colson as his inmunications your back 2010. mr. colson was charged with intercepting voice mails, also known as phone hacking. the prime minister apologized to members for hiring him, saying it was the wrong decision. opposition leader ed miller band said the prime minister ignored all warnings against hiring him. his is just over 35 minutes. >> before i call mr. damien collins at the start of questions for the prime minister, i wish to inform the house how i will be applying the rules to any exchanges on mr. 's case. it is important to members and those outside the house that the position is clear. that he isill learn been convicted on a charge of conspiracy to intercept communications. the court has not yet sentenced him for that offense. there has not yet been a verdict on two charges against him of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office. the rules of the house's resolution, which the house rightly expects me to enforce, applied to criminal cases which are act if. they cease to

don't forget, we have two more verdicts to come, andy colson, former news of the world editor.nt happened here today is brooks, one of the most trusts tenants in the u.k., walked out of court a free woman, found not guilty on four counts related to phone hacking, potential coverup of phone hacking. was quiet, just seemed to nod thank you to the jury at the not guilty verdict read, and clutched the hand of her former pa, carter, found not guilty, but her former eer romantic pa was found guilty on one cause of conspiracy to interpret communication, that's phone hacking to you and me, and he's still awaiting a verdict an two further charges. he's facing a maximum of two years in jail, or he could get away with a fine. we don't know. we'll wait -- the jury is now directed to just reach the majority verdict, which hopefully should speed up the final two charges because it means they just have to reach majority rather than making unanimous decision. of course, one of the key aspects of this trial has been just showing us just how far the media empire spread throughout the top echelon

andy colson was also an editor at one of the tabloids found guilty of the charge by a jury. to be from a the takeaways that rebecca books -- the take away is that rebekah brooks found not guilty of charges having to do with that girl who was kidnapped. >> good morning to all of you in a and the united kingdom. big athunderstruck by how story this was in the united kingdom. this is a huge deal in the united kingdom. >> at&t is trying to reassure lawmakers skeptical of the proposed takeover of the tv -- directv. the at&t ceo says that the $40 million deal will need to lower prices for consumers. consumer groups want to block the takeover. they said the deal would hurt competition. avon is cutting jobs to try to get back to profitability. the company will eliminate 600 jobs, mostly from the corporate side and the north american business. avon has posted losses in 5 of the last numeral six quarters. alan mulally is saying goodbye to ford. he engineered a turnaround in cap for it out of bankruptcy, atike his counterparts general motors and chrysler. in an interview with matt mill

however, her co-defendant andy colson has been found guilty.nto phones to read private messages of politicians, celebrities and even crime victims. their trial was one of the longest and the most expensive in british history. >>> a new report has found that crucial missteps but no evidence of political interference in the jerry sandusky investigation. it took investigators nearly three years to arrest the former penn state assistant football coach. he's now serving 30 to 60 years on 45 counts of child sex abuse. the report was order by the state attorney general who suggested her predecessor now governor tom corbett slowed the probe for political reasons. >>> you might recall the sudanese woman sentenced to death for refusing to renounce her christian faith. she has been reunited with her family. miriam abraham was back -- is back with her husband in a safe house monday night after she was freed by an appeals court. the 27-year-old gave birth to a daughter in prison last month. her sentence had drawn condemnation from around the world. >>> alas

colson has that andy been found guilty of phone hacking makes it more likely there would be appropriate prosecution. if there is corporate likelytion, it's more there would be actual charges against members of the board , the controlling officers who were supposed to be making sure this kind of thing was not going on. cooperated,ays we we paid compensation to victims of the hacking, and we have changed our business practices to make sure this never happens again. about jean-claude juncker. he is confident eu leaders will pick him as the next top executive. his candidacy is on the agenda at this week's eu summit. that spring in hans nichols in berlin. -- let's bring in hans nichols. >> he was speaking to a defense industry lobby, a very confident man, as you mentioned. when i put the question directly to him, he had a one-word answer. >> give us a sense of how confident you are that you have member support. you have this in the bag? >> yes. everything is indicating that the council will take a decision next friday. >> all this is going to make things very difficult for david cameron. be