clyde goodman shows that he believes that every member of the editorial team was aware of phone hackingnd the police were not told about it after the company released a statement recognizing the seriousness of the material and is committed to working with parliament and police. >> in a separate news, it seems likely that james murdoch will have to appear for a second time in front of a committee. some of his comments have been contradicted. >> we have more details about the uprising in syria. >> that is right. western governments are talking with the -- they say that the president is losing legitimacy there. the calls, meant reports that -- the calls, amidst reports that -- the calls come amidst reports that syrian troops are turning and against the leader. >> the regime denied that the navy is involved, but the army as clashing with armed terrorist groups. activist organizations say that the situation is getting desperate, with 100 badly wounded people needing urgent medical attention. part of the area under a track is a palestinian refugee camp. thousands of palestinians have fled her

clyde goodman, who went to jail in the scandal, said hacking into people's voice mail was

. >> reporter: the letter written by clyde goodman and released today was supposed to be released byee and was somehow leaked to the guardian newspaper first. the editor had jail time for hacking into the voice mail with members of the royal family, he made the claim that the phone hack was so common it was discussed in editorial meetings at news of the world until the former news of the world editor who then went on to become the communications chief for number ten downing street, andy coleson, banned the discussion of it in the sort of semipublic venues, the letter dates from september 2007 and written to goodman at the time he was fired from news of the world and he was dispute thank firing. martha: amy kellogg, thank you very much, reporting live from london. bill the stock market is off triple digits today. not the worst day we've seen, right? >> martha: huh-uh, a long way to go! the day can hold much better things. hang in there, folks. bill: a bombshell from the pentagon proposing a radical change in the pension plans to our service members. details on that and reaction from a