the daughter of rupert murdoch. just to add to the list of papers that might not exist. i do not think the independent or the independent on sunday would exist. he made it much more possible to produce newspapers. i am not sure the guardian either. >> he has extended by 10 years the working life of print journalists in this country. >> rupert murdoch as bogeyman, i do not think that has been the case for some years. i think for several years, there was a sense that, the man has poured lots of money into journalism. i would not quite -- i would not go quite as far as now you are going. i disagree. this is not about a liberal -- it is part of this great liberal left conspiracy. this is a story that nick davis was out there. i am born to bring down the most powerful man. -- i am going to bring down the most powerful man. the biggest selling newspaper in this country. to suggest somehow that the only reason that gordon brown was going to break -- it is madness. gordon brown told everybody what had happened to his son. i

new developments has raised the pressure once again on the murdoch family, particularly james murdoch. a new document appears to contradict testimony that he gave to britain's parliament just last month. another round of questioning is set for september. details now from dan rivers. >> reporter: he's already faced the ferocity of a parliamentary grilling by british politicians about phone hacking at his company. new documents released by those politicians now cast doubt on james murdoch's testimony. murdoch has always denied knowledge of a damning e nail which included transcription of 35 hacked conversations believed to be intended for the chief "news of the world" reporter, neville. it was brought by gordon taylor, the former uk soccer chief. james murdoch signed a check for almost $1.6 million to settle that case, something he was quizzed about in parliament. >> when you signed off the taylor payment, did you see or were you made aware of the full neville e-mail, the transcript of the hacked voice mail message? >> no, i was not aware of that at the time. >> reporter: now this lette

phone the murdoch's and said anything in this? no. my goodness. went to prison even though he was a royal enforcer. he was a member of the -- but it was just insanity. it went on for two years. well, there's obviously this is all about class interests and what has really didn't want them to buy sky. this is an enormous power that this man, this organization has. and now the biggest satellite company. and it's all being ushered through with this minder sky news at arms length. of course, that raise concern but nobody wrote about it. and then when it happened, there was a really sense hong kong that just isn't right. it wasn't journalistic. it was the public. >> i think the fact that jeremy hunt was on the verge of hitting the bskyb bid the nod certainly fueled the fire. because it made the government seen complicit, and that inspired militant ago and hi. but have "the guardian" really want to bring dead, had he wants to kind of score a direct hit on the death star it would have been better to keep the milly dowler story back until jeremy hunt and g

murdoch has an international empire, as you pointed out. this sort of thing does not seem to be happening elsewhere. some people think that it goes way beyond news international. does the country get a media that it deserves? what does it say about britain? >> i can tell that you are from the nature of the. i have to rescue the question in return, what did we do wrong to deserve it? >> i am asking you [laughter] ] -- i am asking you. [laughter] >> any media gets -- and the country gets the media that it will put up with. new york, sydney, london, three different types of media. the new york post is while in american terms, not british terms. in australia i was censured for putting a photograph on page 3 of mary collins, the actress? >> and julie andrews. >> right. topless, with at the headline "mary popouts." [laughter] i have long been a believer -- let's talk about the british public. although i think we sit in judgment, we have our middle class morals, we feel that we lack responsible or respectable newspapers, ask anyone in the streets

james murdoch, too, claims he knew nothing but the younger murdoch will likely be called before the parliamentary committee again to explain discrepancies between what he claims he knew and what others say he knew. in his letter, the "news of the world" reporter says he was promised he would get his job back if he didn't implicate anybody else in the murdoch empire so he kept quiet and took one for the team. the job promised was never kept. as for not implicating anybody else, it's too late for that. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> in syria, something not seen in quite a while, crowds cheering. tanks and soldiers left the eastern city of deir al lur yesterday. the government allowed journalists to see the event. the crackdown on anti-government protesters is now over. >>> straight ahead your weather. >>> and in sports a bang, bang, bang triple play in boston. bang, bang triple play in boston. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. took some wild risks when i was

a four-year-old letter has surfaced and it raises new questions about who in the murdoch empire knewt. mark phillips in london has the letter. >> reporter: the "news of the world" newspaper is gone, closed down, a casualty of its phone hacking culture. but the scandal it left behind was given new life today. the latest bombshell comes from the only reporter at the paper who has actually gone to jail for phone hacking. clive goodman served a four- month sentence after admitting he had listened to conversations involving britain's royal family. the paper said he was a rogue reporter acting alone, but now a letter he wrote to his bosses at the time has been released in which he claims that phone hacking was widely discussed in the daily editorial conference until explicit reference to it was banned by the editor. the editor was andy coulson, the man prime minister david cameron later hired to run his press office. coulson has always denied any knowledge of the hacking. >> we never condone it had use of phone hacking nor do i have any recollection of incidences where phone hacking took p

murdoch, meaning james murdoch of its existence.mes murdoch may be called before parliament again. >> new accusations that are emerging that bosses at the british tabloid were aware employees were illegally spying on people. a second letter sent by a former news of the world reporter in 2007, claims employees openly discussed phone hacking during daily editorial meetings. news corporation which is the parent company of this network, closed down the tabloid last month. >> coming up, why is the president talking about bad luck? what does that mean for you? dennis kneale is back, next. >> shocking investigation, former secretary of the treasury's name is coming up. hear all about it [ grandma ] why do relationships matter? [ grandpa ] relationships are the basis of everything. [ grandma ] relationships are life... if you don't have that thing that fills your heart and your soul, you're missing that part of your life that just fulfills you. ♪ [ male announcer ] for us at humana, relationships matter too. the better we know you, the bett

delivered by rupert and james murdoch last month. the files suggest reporters and top editors at "news of the world" approved of the interception of voice mails. the revelations contradict claims the murdochs have been kept in the dark by subordinates about the hacking. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a crew of brazen thieves use their get-away car to execute an atm heist early monday morning. the suspects gained entry by launching their truck into a gas station store front. they struggled with the 500-pound machine but eventually manage to escape with it. no arrests have been made. >>> a traffic stop in texas has left one driver with the burden of answering some questions valued at close to half a million dollars. police discovered rolls of money stuffed in a propane tank and television after a canine dog alerted officers to the stash. charges against the driver are pending. >>> a pair of siblings dangling 90 feet in the air became the biggest attraction at an iowa fair monday. unfortunatel

now james murdoch appears to have some explaining to do. >> highly likely james murdoch will be invited back to give evidence. before that we want to take a very detailed account of what the former editors and the former lawyer knew. we have moved from the exposure of the hacking scandal to the second phase which is the very details of the cover-up. we want to get our facts lined up before we consider bringing murdoch back but every member of the committee is determined to get to the facts, i think it's highly likely he will be with us probably in october. >> i want to bring in my colleague dan rivers from our london bureau. tell us about this editor who supposedly banned this open discussion of phone hacking in the "news of the world" newsroom. what should we know? >> reporter: this is the editor of the newspaper at the time who has always denied he had any knowledge of phone hacking but nevertheless, stood down as editor when clive goodman was convicted for this. he then was forced to resign again from his job as communications director for prime minister david cameron when this story

at been tonight's bull's-eye war and hell i'll even throw rupert murdoch as well. ok guys it's time for happy hour this evening and joining me tonight archie for his or jenny churchill and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger a black i've got next. to go and. you know. clothing companies always try to make as to get people to think that they're hip and they're cool and this is why you should be wearing your stuff and so levi's made an ad like that about why you should be wearing their jeans but some people think that maybe the timing of the release of this ad which by the way they have now pulled from the web since we've gone the story this morning maybe the timing wasn't quite right you take a look. it's your life it's your life. you live you close to each of you. there are ways and there is light somewhere it may not be much light but he beats the. life for. which. you are. ok so there is riot police see a little bit of tear gas there and so everybody automatically says lives a really bad time to be advertising riots consider

is where the case gets interesting now i want to bring in viet dinh he's been picked up by rupert murdoch to lead news corp's internal probe and he's also on the board of news corp now viewed as a great legal record he was an assistant attorney general in the bush administration he even clerked for former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor so we have the it in running the internal probe at news corp and prepare a running the u.s. attorney's investigation but as the atlantic reported today seems like a v. preet are actually good friends now you might be asking how good friends like i don't know maybe they had a beer or two in the past nothing major. actually a v. it was betts met best man at breach wedding and i'm not making that one up so the two are actual best friends and then one is investigating the other's company for possible criminal activity the same body else think there might be a little bit of a conflict of interest here but the story gets even better viet dinh who works for rupert is actually the godfather for one of rupert sons so wow what a tangled web these guys are

boss james murdoch is likely to be called to parliament again over his testimony at phone hacking scandal. documents released by english lawmakers have former lieutenants poking holes in the testimony delivered by rupert and james murdoch last month. the files suggest reporters and top editors at news of the world approved of the interception of voicemails. the revelations contradict claims the murdochs had been kept in the dock by subordinates about the hacking. >>> a crew of brazen thieves used their getaway car to execute an atm heist early monday morning. the suspects gained entry by launching their truck into a gas station storefront. they struggled with the approximately 500-pound machine but eventually managed to escape with it. no arrests have been made. >>> a traffic stop in texas has left one driver with the burden of answering some questions. valued at close to half a million bucks. police discovered rolls of money stuffed in a propane tank and television after a k-9 alerted officers to the stash. charges against the driver are pending. >>> a pair of siblings dangling 90 feet i

this arrest, like that of murdoch's london ceorebekah brooks before it, tightens the noose on james murdochor victims say hacking didn't just happen at murdoch's newspapers, it was rife throughout the british newspaper industry known as fleet street. >> questions have to be asked of everybody who was involved probably in fleet street from the mid 1990s onwards. >> reporter: cnn post piers morgan was the editor of "daily mirror" from 1996 to 2004. he's feeling the heat, categorically denied playing any part in phone hacking during his watch. one man pled guilty for his part in the drama, comedian johnny marbles, real name jonathan may bowles, threw a foam pie at rupert murdoch during the hearing a few weeks ago. a judge threw him in jail for six weeks, he may be the latest person to face jail time in connection with the phone hacking scandal but may not be the last. a few british lawmakers wanted to get james murdoch to reapair but instead settle for a letter outlining exactly what he knew and when he knew about it. chris? >> like you mentioned another high profile executive was arrested yes

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. >> rose: we conclude with the film "snow flower and the secret fan" produced by wednesdayi murdoch, directed by wayne wang and starring li bing bing. a production note, our conversation took place before wednesdayi murdoch sat behind her husband rupert murdoch at the parliamentary hearings in london. >> i remember very clearly when i watched "the joy luck club" it made me cry and i watched it also also we watched this film not just showing in china, the chinese film, we also wanted the film showing international. wayne is an international best known director. quite often you see a lot of good chinese films, big box office, $100 million in china. in china only. but when i come here it's almost nothing. >> rose: the box office? >> yeah. >> rose: a night at the movies when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: guillermo del toro around katie holmes are here. del toro is the director, producer and writer famous for his creations of the grotesque and bizarre. katie holmes has been working in television a

anybody here ever meet florence and murdoch? in the course of doing this i have the vision of her as one of the stalwart types going forward this high and very buxom and always work complete the blue dresses with little -- used to be stuck in my mind that way. disney never -- murdoch requested never made. that is probably just as well because without his guardian angel disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the gumption to leave his nonexistent farm near pittsburgh much less across the ohio river into the wilderness of the northwest territory. in disney's the old settler johnny appleseed and johnny's angel johnny is, quote, such a sawed off scrawny fellow despite being by all accounts exactly the average height of his time at 5 foot 9 inches and notwithstanding the fact he walked across the mountains of pennsylvania, survived a brutal winters in a hostile environment and, quote, ain't got the muscle or bread of chest, ludicrous on the face of it to join the parade heading west. there is not even a hint of the intell

the man who threw a plate of foam at media mogul rupert murdoch was sentenced today. jonathan may bowles pleaded guilty to assault. the 26-year-old british comedian hurled that foam pie at murdoch's face during his testimony before parliament. here's the incident a couple weeks ago. it was during the british phone hacking scandal. it was an alarming scene really, and the wife of the 80-year-old pink, the1:ssed incc left part of the screen, sprang into action, leaping to the aid of her husband. >> uh-huh. >>> there's something in our newsroom -- not something, there's someone in our newsroom who flies faster and higher than anyone else. literally speaking. let's hope he kept his stomach intact. do we know the answer to that? >> yes, our own bob redell --yon ro, we'll find out. we'll find out. he was invited to fly with the thunderbirds in solano county, the best of the best. hang on for a wild ride. >> what do you tell people before they get into an f-16 or sit in the back seat? >> hold on. >> and don't throw up. >> permission to scream like a little girl. ahhhhh. we'r

. >>> round two, james murdoch might get called back before parliament to answer more questions aboutne hacking scandal. which apparently was openly discussed at news of the world. >>> plus detroit's unemployment rate is higher than 12% right now. what a group of lawmakers hopes to do about that. >>> and hot on the web today, it's been 34 years since he died, twitter and google didn't even exist then. and yet the king manages to rule both today. today's the anniversary of elvis presley's death. this is a candlelight vigil in the middle of the night. he was 42 years old when he died at his home in memphis, tennessee. fans come to honor his music. says a 24-year-old from brazil, elvis music keeps the family together. preach it, sister. >>> perhaps kate gosselin should have tried that. the queen of reality tv went solo in life and on tv. now tlc has cancelled her show "kate plus eight." in a recent episode the tv mom says she's glad to be divorced and on her own. she says she's just about what's best for the kids. >>> he said his ex-wife always wanted a big rock. now the mayor of a small

a parliamentary panel in britain may recall james murdoch who wants a more questions about the recent phone hacking scandal rupert murdoch's son be head of the european division of news international testified that he knew nothing about hiking at the news of the world newspaper but an m.p. on the committee says there is a question over whether murdoch misled the investigation and another m.p. said there could be new devastating revelations to come. the majority of americans now think it's time to lift the fifty year old embargo against cuba but the government doesn't appear to be listening and it's always killing for found out that's because the powerful and castro lobby doesn't want to see it go. cuba ninety miles from america's shores and for fifty two years a world apart following the cuban revolution in one nine hundred fifty nine the u.s. imposed an embargo and all trade investment in travel needed temp to bring down the communist government official castro. some of the cubans who fled the island for the u.s. push to keep this agenda alive and so the insight castro lobby was born

rupert murdoch, for all the criticism he gets, is invested in the media and innovation. mike bloomberg is doing a ton of stuff through his company. they are hiring hundreds of people. i worked at bloomberg 15 years ago, and i was in europe as a foreign correspondent. there were 40 journalists, and now, there are thousands. i think it depends on the interests of certain people, but they are being tapped, and you can get them to lend to foundations and do this type of stuff. it is just creating the bridge from the journalism world into that world, and it is not as hard as you would think, in my experience. >> i would just say that a few of those individuals you had mentioned are not examples of the types of progress of journalism that i think a lot of people are here to talk about

anybody here ever meet florence and murdoch?in the course of doing this i have the vision of her as one of the stalwart types going forward this high and very buxom and always work complete the blue dresses with little -- used to be stuck in my mind that way. disney never -- murdoch requested never made. that is probably just as well because without his guardian angel disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the gumption to leave his nonexistent farm near pittsburgh much less across the ohio river into the wilderness of the northwest territory. in disney's the old settler johnny appleseed and johnny's angel johnny is, quote, such a sawed off scrawny fellow despite being by all accounts exactly the average height of his time at 5 foot 9 inches and notwithstanding the fact he walked across the mountains of pennsylvania, survived a brutal winters in a hostile environment and, quote, ain't got the muscle or bread of chest, ludicrous on the face of it to join the parade heading west. there is not even a hint of the intelle

anybody here ever meet florence and murdoch? in the course of doing this i have the vision of her as one of the stalwart types going forward this high and very buxom and always work complete the blue dresses with little -- used to be stuck in my mind that way. disney never -- murdoch requested never made. that is probably just as well because without his guardian angel disney's johnny appleseed never would have gathered the gumption to leave his nonexistent farm near pittsburgh much less across the ohio river into the wilderness of the northwest territory. in disney's the old settler johnny appleseed and johnny's angel johnny is, quote, such a sawed off scrawny fellow despite being by all accounts exactly the average height of his time at 5 foot 9 inches and notwithstanding the fact he walked across the mountains of pennsylvania, survived a brutal winters in a hostile environment and, quote, ain't got the muscle or bread of chest, ludicrous on the face of it to join the parade heading west. there is not even a hint of the intell

you know it's been a while since we've talked about rupert murdoch and not all of news corp thing but this is a really interesting little bit of information to me because we talk about drones and our use of drones all the time in our shadow wars it turns out that news corp actually has their own drone that they used to supposedly fly over with you know what they call them. disaster areas when you know if there's a fire or there's a flood should newsgroup be able to happen throne is not weird is not up for debate someone's it is anyway ok even my can be allowed in the f.a.a. is examining i think there are some kind of i don't know what the name was for the kind of license that he could have possibly gotten but if he did get this special you know experimental license to have this drone that just really does prove that rupert murdoch has been the most powerful man in media let me just say one thing raul you know me i like the drones personally i like the surveillance i think it's all fantastic more videotape you have out there and more evidence you have to once again i'm not at all it's

bernie kerik was on the murdoch patrol. i talked about the bullying things they do. just politics and fox being right-wing. it is about them going after personal enemies. producer of bill o'reilly stalked on the street. trying to tie the uk phone hacking scand although to the news corp u.s. properties. news corp is the parent company of fox news. >> franch rich works in new york magazine and then they say that piers morgan now working strange enough to cnn might be the next to called to testify just like murdoch said yesterday. if it is a wideping issue. it is every newspaper in britain are under strutiny . this is the culture. it is piers morgan who listened in on a proist phone message that paul mccartney lined to it . played in the news room of the daily mirror. that is getting lost in all of this. they are talking about this and denying he had ordered or condoned it. we have an investigation of two issues and how fair did it spread in britain and whether at all it spread in the united states. >> there is no proof it has . i am glad frank rich made up his mind. i

he's pleaded guilty to assaulting murdoch who was testifying about the hacking scandal and his paper "news of the world." >>> newly released documents show that ted kennedy faced threats after the murders of his brothers. one reportedly called in by the son of the late mobster al capone. during the 2001 anthrax scare his office received an envelope of white powder which tested negative for anthrax. >>> in uganda, scientists have found the 20 million-year-old fossilized remains on a tree climbing ape. >>> and in a stunt filmed for a european tv show, the mayor of lithuania's capital allegedly fed up with illegally parked cars crushed a mercedes with an armored vehicle. the mayor has long advocated his citizens take up cycling as alternative transportation. >>> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headli headlines. >>> women who take fish oil supplements during pregnancy may boost their baby's immune systems and help protect them against colds during their first year of life. mothers who were given an omega 3 fatty acid got sick less often and for a shorter period of

is still in denial as far as murdoch is concerned.t do you mean, because britain is not in denial? >> well, i think it's going to spread here. what happened in england isn't going to stay in england. we sort of over 35 years have become inured to the murdoch way of doing president putting people like sarah palin who could be president of the united states and some of her rivals on the payroll. places like msnbc may have a certain kind of politics, they may have people who cycled into washington on the air but to have four presidential candidates on the pay rolf fox and to be so intimately involved with figures like bernie carrick and rudy giuliani through the years. we don't know where all the bodries buried. >> do you think at some point this phone hacking scandal which is literally, you know, wreaked havoc in britain, may actually come home to roost here in the u.s.? >> i think it can in part because maybe not in the literal way of that phone hacking, we don't know. the fbi is investigating. what we do know is some of the people inv

during a call with investors rupert murdoch said news corp. made $2.7 billion.och said if investors had any questions, they should contact him by leaving a message on their own voice mails. i'll check them later, i'll check them later. this isn't good. after all the rioting in london officials are wondering it could mean security problems for the olympics next year. the guy running with the torch will just blend right in. >> tonight jimmy welcomes julia styles, musical case they mon poll la. that's weeknights at 12:35, 11:35 central on your local nbc station. it is time for your first look at entertainment. a classic battle of the champion versus eager newcomers is shaping up at the box office this weekend. the defending champ is "rise of the planet of the apes" which out performed expectations. experts think in defense of the first spot it should take in at least $25 million. the challenger is the debut of "the help." it could earn as much as $25 million this weekend and the top spot if the apes falter. >>> "final destination" the franchise where you can't chea

the most key player to be recalled could be james murdoch.o decision has been made on that yet, but it is said to be likely. and that is because the former royal editor of the news of the world said that the practice of phone hacking at the now defunct sunday tabloid was not limited to just one or two rogue reporters but in fact that it was widespread. now clyde good man wrote the letter in 2007 but it was only released publicly today. he claims the practice of phone hacking was, quote, widely discussed in the daily editorial conference until explicit reference to it was banned by the editor. good man who was convicted and jailed for hacking into the voice mails of members of the royal family in 2007 wrote the letter at the time of his dismissal from news of the world. when james murdoch answered questions before the parliamentary committee last month he told the committee he did not know about other reporters engaging in phone hacking but other senior executives, former executives of news of the world have told this parliamentary committee t

he interrupts murdoch's comments on the phone-hacking scandal with a pie to the phase.his wife leapt to action. >>> also, getting media attention, casey anthony has until thursday to return to florida. the judge ordered her to return for supervised probation. she was initially sentenced back in 10 when she was areting murder trial. anthony's lawyer says they will fight that judge's ore. she was acquitted last month in the murder of her daughter caylee. >>> and take a look at this. new video. hugo chavez without his hair. he received chemotherapy treatment last month for cancer. one of his aides says he will be healthy enough to run for re-election next year. during that appearance he joked battle is -- bald is my new look. >>> you've seen gut-wrenching images of these parents, children, starving to death in somalia. what you might not know is there's a terrorist group hell bent on keeping these people from reaching food. they're putting up a fight against aide groups. cnn is the only network with the correspondent on the front lines there right now. >> they were returni

the media giant earned 35 cents murdoch said the scandal has not had a material impact on the company's other operations and that the newscorp board wants him to stay on as chairman. the media giant earned 35 cents a share in its fiscal fourth quarter, besting analyst estimates by six cents. revenues also above estimates at almost $9 billion on a strong showing by newscorp's tv and satellite units. >> susie: a lot of comparisons of this economic crisis and the financial crisis of 2008, but tonight's commentator explains why this time it really is different for the u.s. economy. he's daniel gross, columnist and economics editor at yahoo finance. >> this time is different. those are the four most dangerous words in finance. but as debt downgrades and market turmoil causes people to compare this week to the calamitous fall of 2008, it's worth reflecting on a few key differences between now and then. first, 2008 was a private-sector debt debacle. today, the troubles derive almost entirely from the public sector-- from government. bad, right? but governments in dire financial straits can rai

the new information seems to contradict testimony from rupert murdoch and his son last month. now it's expected several "news of the world" executives will be called back to testify. some are calling for rupert murdoch to return, as well. >>> have you ever had a fake conversation on your cell phone just to avoid a real-life interaction? you're not alone if you have. 13% of adults surveyed say they use it as an excuse. that's more than one out of ten. and many people are so dependent on their cell phones that they have trouble doing things without them. the survey shows they use them when they're bored, when they need information, and for emergencies. what did we do before cell phones? the yellow >> i don't want to reveal my answers to that story. >>> a woman shows up at a bar only to be proposed to and get married the same day. >> she thought she was going to a retirement party but her boyfriend planned it without her knowledge. do we believe this? it's called operation white cake. what he dubbed it. the canadian man had been planning it for a year with the help of friends. ev

. >>> a british lawmaker says likely james murdoch likely called again to test before parliament.y are trying to determine if the younger murdoch misled them last month about phone hacking at the now closed "news of the world. >> >>> stolen rembrandt was located not far from where it was stolen in encino, california. no suspects are in custody right now. >>> president obama sharing the road with a lot of republicans but one big name is parking her bus. sarah palin is is not even a candidate saying her tour is suspended for now and one republican who has declared could be see the end of the road. mark preston is following it all for us out of washington. let's start with sarah palin. any idea why she ended her bus tour? besides the speculation here? >> reporter: she said she had to get back to alaska because of the beginning of the school year. she does have children who are of school age so she wanted to get back and get them off to school. we expect her back to iowa in the beginning of september and appear at a tea party rally. the question is she considering running for presiden

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