mime minister's former media adviser is facing a prison sentence after being found guilty of pack khabibulineinhacking phones.david r employing him. rebecca brooks was acquitted of all charges. from london samier ma grilling or wood reports. >> reporter: the phone hacking scandal destroyed careers and a famous british newspaper to say nothing of the pain caused to its victims according to many it has further undermined public faith in judgeis journalism. >> phone hacking involved only a small section of the president but obviously news of the world, somehow the lunatics managed to be put in charge of the asylum and it became an industrial scale electronic fish being expedition. >> reporter: members of the royal family, celebrities even the inning 60 victims of crime, everyone was fair game. once the full skate scandal emerged driven by public outrage the politicians were forced to establish an official inquiry in to how best to control the excesses of the press. it recommended new self regulation backed by law. an element so far rejected by prime minister david cameron. then there was the ap

at his side, attorneys, a khabibulin, security financial analysts. most importantly of all, his family. that meeting according to experts will be the most stressful. cnn's martin savidge outside the hospital to tell us more. good morning, martin. >> reporter: good morning, carol. as you pointed out, it was the middle of the night when sergeant bergdahl returned to the united states of america. there was no fanfare, no special greeting, and there was none ever intended. this, the military says and what comes next will all be strictly by the book. after five years in taliban captivity, u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is back only american soil, touching down overnight, bergdahl arrived at lackland air force base in san antonio and was transported to a military medical facility with a room prepped for his ar looifl and a support team standing by along with his family. >> just came out of five years of captivity. we'll get a chance to find out what was in his head there that day when he was taken captive. >> "the daily beast" obtained letters purportedl