is this something that threatens murdock himself? >>> it's pretty high. among the people on trial starting in london are rebecca brooks, formally the ceo of his british operation there. and coleson, the editor of world news, who was forced to resign when a hacking scandal occurred years ago, and then he went on to be head of the communications for the prime minister, and jake carney in new york. >> very high up. and he was taken to new york to testify last year, and his tabloid, the one that was involved in the phone hacking scandal had to be closed down, and parts of his media empire had to be closed down. and this company, they were trying to completely control. this is the guy who has the biggest media empire in the world, so why in the world was that the result of this investigation, just because of this one scandal? >> if you look at this scandal, it's a two-fold scandal. murdock is the owner of the wall street journal. and fox news, and the new york post. and one of the top circulated papers in the world. and a paper through which he exercises a pun

i asked brother murdock to come to insp and to bring with him an important message. upon his life for us that can unlock heaven for you in our relationship to god, in our positive bodies, in our finances, in our relationships, in every need that we face there are keys that god has given us to unlock and we welcome all of you who with me today on "changing the world," brother mike murdock. would you welcome him with me? >> just you and me tonight. i know the holospirit is here and i know the lord sent you with a message and word from him tonight. >> i know, you know there is times god has something special. i felt today is one of them. i will say, i read sometime ago, brother david, if you take the all right "u" out of the alphabet, you lose 3000 words out of your vocabulary. you can bring your rolls royce, remove one tire and nothing else works. you can be doing 10 things right the 11th thing you are not doing destroys the benefit of the 10 you are doing right it is not how many things you are doing right, but the thing you are missing that makes a difference. the se

six other members of rupert murdock's newspaper empire also deny bribing for sources. >>> drumming up support for peace talks. syria's government is refusing to go to talks unless bashar al-assad steps down. >>> fighting in lebanon, gun fire can still be heard in tripoli, more than a dozen people have been killed and the military has been sent to control the situation. pro-assad fighters, clashed, accused the saud government of block a political solution in syria. >> an acceptable and available solution in syria is the political solution. the way of a political slootionn is dialogue without conditions. geneva 2, what does this mean? more death more victims. >> the fighting in syria has also destroyed tens of thousands of homes. in many areas it's impossible to get hold of building materials so people are going back to primitive forms of shelter. gemela shayed has the information. >> bashar al-assad's army bombed his home forcing him to flee into the country side with his wife and seven children in search of refuge. the area is barren and desserted. he has to resort to primitive method

former editors are on trial. 144 people have settled hacking claim with the paper's owner, rupert murdock. those who have received damages include actor hugh grant, actor christopher eckelston and sarah ferguson, prince andrew's former wife. >>> storms that hit u.k. southeast meant not everyone could be prompt, proceedings got underway three hours late. no matter, this is likely to be the u.k.'s longest trials in years. the phone hacking are scandal sent shock waives through the administration. 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 i

we expect to hear revelations about how widespread this possible conspiracy was and whether rupert murdock himself was involved. >> thank you very much. >> meeting with syrian president bashar al-assad, his latest attempt to support peace talks. >> he is supposed to meet with senior officials of the syrian governmental as well as bashar al-assad himself. now he's going to hear what would be the condition for the syrian government to attend this geneva 2 conference, the syrian government has been very clear all along and really its position hasn't changed since the geneva 1 conference back in 2012. it says it will not sit at the table with any rebel faction that took up weapons or that has foreign support. so that basically puts out of the equation the entire syrian national council. what damascus has been trying to do is trumpeting a patriotic opposition, one it would speak to. but many in the syrian national council that would tell you this is a hand picked opposition that in the end would actually put forward the interest of bashar al-assad himself. so a very difficult situation there. c

activist investors are calling for rupert murdock to step down. they are upset they have hostile takeovers without putting it to a vote. mortgage rates on the rise this week. the average rate on a 30 year loan hitting 4.28%. rates could come back down after congress struck the deal on the debt ceiling allowing the treasury to continue borrowing. mortgage rates are tied to deals on treasury bonds. >>> toyota is recalling vehicles in the u.s. because air bags may fail. it affects the 2012, 2013 camry and venza. >> that is a huge recall. thank you for that important information. >>> now to sports. game five. tigers and red sox, series tied. the red sox are on the board first, blasting a homer down the center. later, top of the third, boston up, 3-zip slammed by big poppy. caught by the tip of the glove. hustled for the glove. the tigers lose this one, 4-3. game six is saturday. sea hawks versus the cardinals. they get on the board with a 50 yard toss. next, the cardinals call and palmer tries. bounces back to the sea hawks. he throws an almost pick s

director and secretary murdock. >> i missed it. >> tomorrow is the bay view merchants meeting at the anchor brewery. >> if you can get to one of those. i took something off my bucket list. in supporting your good san francisco institution. it was very informative. i liked what the different merchant corridors have to say. that is all i have at this time. >> great. item no. 10. vice-president's report. >> nothing to report except that i'm going tomorrow to the bay view to a meeting. looking forward to that. >> next item, please? >> item 11, commissioner report. discussion item. >> any commissioner report? >> yes, i reported we were working with the sba, small business development center which is a non-profit organization. we put up the money smart for small businesses. we expected 20-30 people. out of our surprise we had almost 100 people attend. we had to turn people away because we were at capacity. no more chairs. anyway. i stayed through the whole workshop. it was really good. they covered organization times and financial management, recordkeeping and credit reporting. this is ins

editor of the news of the world and former boss of news international, that is the uk newspaper and murdock husband charlie brooks and andy causon and former director of communication for the british prime minister david cameron and they are facing varieties of three different charges which are conspiracy to intercept communications in the course of their transmission, that relates to the phone hacking side of this trial. conspiracy to commit misconduct in a political office and this applies to andy working for david cameron and conspiracy to reverse the course of justice and all 8 defendants plead not guilty to all charges against him. >> reporter: why is there so much public interest in this case? >> basically because many of the people who are going to be on trial here are very powerful, very well-known figures and this also is about the issue of one of the most powerful media tycoons in the world, murdoch and it's a chance for people to see justice being done to an industry that many people in the uk and also around the world perceive as being too powerful, tabloid media and lots of peo

murdock. commissioners, thank you for having me back regarding mobile retail. i came in february and provided an initial presentation to the commission. commissioner riley requested that i come back to provide an update on the steps that have been taken by the office of small business since then to move this concept forward. just going to provide a brief update today on the major activities that have happened since february. things are moving forward, but one step at a time. we don't want to rush forward. we want to cover each step thoroughly engaged with all the proper parties to come up with the best possible program. for those that may not beware that are viewing at home, mobile retail is a development of a new citywide program to permit retail and services from and within motor vehicles on the streets. many people maybe familiar with the mobile food program. it's the similar concept in that vehicles are involved but includes goods and services that are non-food items. it has a much wider possibility. since february we have been trying to conduct extensive m

it led to the shutdown of the murdock tabloidty. >> officials in japan are cleaning up the earthquake damage from the fukushima nuclear facility. they have approved a radioactive fuel road. the numbers in the thousands. the crews wanted them removed in the event of another earthquake. they hope to secure the fuel and prevent any leak of radiation in the future. the cleanup process could take at least 30 years and cost more than $100 billion. >>> 70 years ago tonight, americans heard this on the radio >> it's believed that a flaming object, believed to be a meteorite fell on a farm in new jersey. >> a world broadcast and the panic that followed. next. >> >> and sitting down with a man called the next -- >> it was 75 years ago today that actor and director, or so anuez, broadcast war of the world. it mixed music with news bulletins, vexing people that martians were invading. from the small new jersey town where it was set. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, from the park plaza hotel in new york city, we bring you the music... >> the war of the worlds food americans into thinking tha

. >> roy murdock wants to keep his plan, the president sold that you can keep your plan. i'm not even discussing the higher payments premium plan, we'll discuss that later. why should not roy be able to keep his plan? >> well, his plan doesn't comply with the law. we have to make sure that people with pre-existing conditions are covered. i understand your plan has changed. but guess what? your plan was not a good plan. >> i resent the government taking it away from me, taking something from me that i was happy with. these new plan requires things like pediatric vision care, pregnancy care, i don't have any kids. >> one question, the president didn't say everybody has to be all in. he made a specific promise. he said the average family, too, would save $2500. why, as a liberal, would you justify and make excuses to roy, who is one of millions of american americans that are now not able to keep their plan? why do you justify it? >> because obama care is taking us in the right direction. i believe -- that is the bottom line. making it easier us -- >> i promise you, we'll get