carl payne. i know. now somebody has to follow that. let's introduce the amateur bell ringers and see what they can do, huh? what do you think? first up, a woman whose enthusiasm and support over the years has helped gain international recognition for this competition. last year's celebrity bell ringing second place winner, who has promised this year to try even harder. abc 7 and view from the bay host shanell wang. >> nice to see you again. i'm really nervous. i don't know why. because everybody is watching me. i'm really honored to be part of this event because it -- this brings all the locals and visitors to san francisco and thank you to all the conductors and grim men that get me around town. thank you for that. i know some of you may have been here last year. i was unprepared. i didn't know you needed music, a group, an entourage, a posse so i got my freak on by myself the a little embarrassing but i'm willing to risk rong-term embarrassment for the cause. this year i brought backup. my crew. let's hit it. >> snow. got a, got acon

the idea that anybody on the newspaper knew that sarah payne at or target it is unthinkable. the campaign began in 2000. the man was arrested in 2006. it is not known when he obtained the phone information, whether he intercepted her voice mail and who may have requested it. but it was -- but if it was "news international," this was the reaction. >> what they gave personal support to sara payne and her family. they produced literature, campaign materials, party conferences, introduced her to politicians. i see this as the ultimate betrayal of trust. >> there were high-level meetings and a mobile phone. it may be the one that was targeted. sources linked to miss brooks and the newspaper have said the voice mail on this fund was not activated until 18 months ago, suggesting there were no messages. today's allegations surfaced hours after a justice said his judicial inquiry could begin what the police continue to investigate. >> i believe is should be possible to focus on the extent of the problem, which and we would not prejudice the investigation, without examining who did wha

it was at that time that "news of the world" gave payne a cell phone and she said she considered thentor rebekah brooks a friend, and wrote an editorial in the final edition of the tabloid saying quote the news of the world and more importantly the people there became my very good and trusted friends. now though, she has said she is devastated and deeply disappointed by the new information. the revelation raises the tenor of the debate here whether news corp. is fit to own tv licenses. tom watson who has been highly critical of news corp. calls the revelation, a new low in the investigation, thomas. >>> and jay, have they put up any argument that if they provided the phone, they thought it was theirs and they were giving it to sarah payne in an interim basis or any defense for this? >> no, not at all, thomas. in fact, what they have said initially is that the phone was given to her to help with that work in creating sarah's law, and that's why they gave it to her. all we have heard to this poini brooks who said she was a friend of sarah payne and can't believe this happened though man

charles payne in new york, we've got a lot more coming up, another hour. the likes of congressman joe walsh, dan quayle joining us and don imus, what doesn't belong and why? and also we'll be back here tomorrow. don't forget. 4 p.m. eastern time, the special edition of your world, i want to stress, democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives we're not all red, we're not blue, we're green, all the time, we are on it.

the verdict, guilty on both counts of murdering the two adults, cater and payne. >> we reminded wayne he also called poor black children on the streets the same thing, drop shots. >> that does not make me a murderer simply because i said somebody was a drop shot or because i called him a drop shot. that does not make wayne williams a murderer because i said somebody is a street urchin. come on, we're talking about murder. the fact is, i didn't kill anybody. >> the jury didn't come back until late the second evening. the verdict, guilty on both counts of murdering the two adults, cater and payne. wayne williams was sentenced to serve two life terms. >> people only wanted to look at the negative side because they wanted in their heart for this case to be over and for wayne to be the atlanta monster. they wanted closure at any cost. >> leaving court, homer williams walked by the prosecutor's table. >> he looked at us and called us sons-of-bitches. >>> still to come, no verdict in the deaths of any of the children. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care, you know

sarah payne had previously been told she was not a hacking victim. she had been asked to write a last article. she described the paper as an old friend. >> a series of tragic news stories -- >> and rebecca brooks, former editor, describes sarah payne as her dear friend. the two worked together to campaign for "sarah's law," the public right to know where pedophiles are living. tonight rebecca said these allegations are abhorrent. the idea that anyone on this newspaper knew that sarah or the team were targeted were -- is unthinkable. the sarah's law campaign began in 2004. glenn mulciar was arrested in 2006. if it was news international who intercepted the information, this was the reaction of one m.p. >> news international didn't just campaign for sarah's law. they gave personal support for sarah and her family. they produced literature. they took her to party meetings. >> her newspaper got her high-level meetings and targeted phones. but it's said the voice mail on this phone was not activated until 18 months ago, suggesting there were no messages.

the verdict, guilty on both counts of murdering the two adults, cater and payne.s was sentenced to serve two life terms. >> people only wanted to look at the negative side because they wanted in their heart for this case to be over and for wayne to be the atlanta monster. they wanted closure at any cost. >> leaving court, homer williams walked by the prosecutor's table. >> he looked at us and called us sons-of-bitches. >>> still to come, no verdict in the deaths of any of the children. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care, you know. prove it. to sta ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her knee pain, that's two more pills. almost done, but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve because it can relieve pain all day with just two pills. this is lisa... who switched to aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothe

trivia question who gave our country the name united states of america, george washington, thomas paynethomas jefferson the answer up later but if you want to guess now head to our facebook page fox 5 morning news back after the break 9:37 a.m. when water doesn't dry, it can leave spots and film. finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and actively dries dishes, for a brilliant shine straight from the dishwasher. finish jet dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. >> making headlines a statue of ronald regan will be unvailed near the american embassy in london joining images of franklin d roosevelt and dwight d eisenhower. condaleeza rice is expected to attend the statue was commissioned by regan memorial fund trust. >>> duke and duchess of became bridge continue -- cambridge continued their tour of canada. he and his bride kate will lead opposing teams in a dragon boat race the goal to deepen bonds between the british monarchy and canadians. this were some demonstrations in quebec city but met with a larger group of supporters. >> they are a smart looking couple. >> they are.

congressman payne, you do raise an interesting argument. the last -- >> if i could interrupt you, if you could just very briefly, our chief specialist for african affairs on the subcommittee on the majority side will stay and hear the remainder of your comments. we are at zero on the house floor in terms of the vote, so i'm going to run over. if you could respond, dr. martin did raise an issue and then go back to your response about the maritime, the ships at that are attacked -- sea that are attacked and talks about restrictive rules of engagement. if you could speak to that as well. because as he points out, it's a harrowing experience, and he goes through great detail about the fact that the seas need to be controlled by the navy. so if you could speak to that. i do thank you all for your extraordinary testimony and your work. thank you. >> thank you very much. okay, as far as the issues on rules of engagement for piracy, the international task force 151 was set up to address the piracy issue. the u.s. navy along with probably around 24

payne, for any comments he might have. >> thank you very. let me thank you for calling the very important joint hearing on assessing the consequences of the failed state of somalia. and it's a pleasure to see my good friend, mr. royce back who chaired the subcommittee at some point in the past and has maintained a strong interest as have congressman smith. and so it's a pleasure to be here at this very important hearing. unfortunately, i will have to leave a few minutes before ii. -- 2:00. i've been invited to be a part of the presidential delegation that will celebrate the new state of south sudan and must leave in a hour or so to juba to be a part of that great achievement. but i will stay as long as i can. i certainly look forward to your insights and challenges facing somalia. and the united states and the root causes of these challenges. let me also say that i really commend our witnesses, all of whom have extinguished backgrounds with dealing with somalia and other difficult places in the world. especially the honorable donald mota who

payne and another man james lewis were crossing the bridge when they got into an argument with lockhart. >>> east bay regional park police say that an attack that happened last night was a targeted attack. he was rushed to the hospital and is now on life support: investigators say they do not expect him to survive. pittsburgh police are assisting in this investigation and say the victim is known to police and may have been the target of a recent shooting in antioch. >> the suspect is a pittsburgh resident who has an extensive criminal history including gun charges. >> investigators say they have a few witnesses who heard the gunshots but at this point few leads. >>> the california public utilities commission is hiring more safety inspectors in the wake of that deadly san bruno inspection. the agency says it will hire five natural pipeline inspectors and four other people to access pipeline safety. rather assess pipeline safety, excuse me. the new hires along with four inspectors hired in december will double the number of pipeline safety staff that was in place before the san bruno expl

sara payne had defended the tabloid, even writing the last edition, and calling it a force for good. >>> there's been some break for the rain-soaked korean peninsula, and the clean-up is under way. huge tract ts of farmland are flooded in northee kra and about half a meet over rain poured down on the south korean capital in just 48 hours. at least 51 people died in floods and mud slides. those are the headlines. i'm zain verjee, and "world business today" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a very good morning to you. from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and a very good afternoon to you from cnn hong kong. i'm manisha tank and it's friday, july 29. >>> the deadlines get closer and closer. >> and while washington remains in deadlock, what do investors and analysts have to say? we hear from some of the experts. >>> and if the u.s. does miss that deadline, the question is what happens? we'll be taking a look at the possibilities. >>> so we're getting closer and closer, yet another day passes, and it's the same old story in washington. there's still no awe agreement

. -- sara payne as her dear friend.onight, rebecca burk said these allegations are abhorrent -- rebecca brooks said these allegations are abhorrent. the sarah's la campaign began in 2000. glenn martarello was arrested in 2006. it is not known when he obtained her information or who might have requested it. if it was news international, this was the reaction of one mp. >> news international did not just campaign for sarah's law. they produced literature, campaign materials, took her to party conferences and introduce her to party politicians. i see this as the ultimate betrayal of trust. >> the newspaper hackers provided the mobile phone. it may be the one targeted. but sources linked to mrs. brooks said the voice mail on this loan was not activated until 18 months ago, suggesting there were no messages. today's allegations surfaced hours after lord justice levenson said his judicial inquiry could begin while the police investigate. >> it should be possible to focus on the extent of the problem, in a way that will not pr

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hi, everyone, i'm charles payne, neil will be back next week. cut, cap and balance, the house days away from a vote will match a 2.4 trillion dollar limit hike with dollar per dollar spending cuts. is this what americans need even if democrats stay it's dead on arrival. to ben stein, dagen mcdowell, charlie gasperino, daying, this gets to the idea of of serious spending cuts? >> it does, but you need-- the devil's in the detail, charles. and we will he be getting more details on the plan, and plans in the coming days, but if you want to have a really serious debt reduction plan, you're going to have to tackle medicare and social security and medicaid and that's just the fact of the matter. and they are trying to-- one thing that's really important in this, they're trying to cap spending as a percentage of our economy, when it got to 25% of gross domestic product under president obama. this tries to take it down in about seven years, below that mark, back to where we've been since world war ii, that's a huge step in the right direction. >> what's

today i'm talking to dr david how payne who says he's dedicated his life to fighting for justice in the treatment of others he's very many opposed to the wars in iraq and afghanistan and in two thousand and three dr helping filled a boat with food and medical supplies and sailed it to goals are selling his own house to pay for it to help in that voyage was a success in news made subsequent trips to gaza since then has the situation improved at all. bottle you know that eighty percent of the people live below the poverty line to find does one point six dollars per head per day and fifty percent are unemployed a big factor in that is no port so they cannot train goods and. they were burning building a porch the french with saudi money on the stand in about and in two thousand that was bombed just as it pulls bombed on iraq the same time as the start of the second thought or so you can see that the in terminal camp can't make money very easily well it is very ingenious and they are very industrious you've tried to help the people of gaza in a variety of different ways and particularly more

sheriff payne later found signs of a struggle, but otherwise the crime scene was a carbon copy of theass murders. >> they had been tied with the ropes, their feet and hands were bound behind their back. they had hoods over their head and both of them had been shot execution style. >> payne didn't know then about the douglass case, didn't connect the two right away, but he did have something to go. the homeowner's new datsun 280z was missing. >> we were able to put out a national bulletin for the vehicle. >> hatch, ache, and ginger keefe sweez squeeze -- squeezed into the stolen car with marilyn douglass' visa. the three went to california, then doublinged back east to wyoming. hatch and ache looking for work. but the murderous roadtrip was about to end in a bar in downtown baggs, wyoming. ache got drunk, started slapping ginger around. she'd had enough, and at her first opportunity spilled her guts to the barkeep. the bar owner alerted the police. by then ache and hatch had escaped in colorado. jeff coreville was a detective sergeant in colorado back then. >> our deputies found out th

payne russia had only one of the four in two thousand and ten. to show their share of the ball i remember the entire final game against brazil including the fifth set and the winning point yes we won the world league but we need to keep working because we are not likely brazilians who used to win the tournament for an impressive eight years in a row it was a are only second title so we have to continue to work. out a little brother to ice hockey kontinental hockey league is growing farm teams to russia's second division hockey clubs will now be participating in the youth leagues newly introduced n.h.l. group b. the league eyeing up and eventual system comparable to what is in place across the atlantic because i love you it's a wonder that we're building the foundation for hack you development for decades to call currently we're building a scared network of youth teams which will eventually become separate youth leagues a similar system is already in place and canada the country has numerous local youth squads which means your chances for clearly

greek ports vessels carrying humanitarian aid for palestinians accused of leaving without permission payne is on board believe the u.s. and israel are behind the unlawful suspension of their trip. well up next meet the man who created the soviet union's first hydrogen bomb but also became the country's best known dissident that's in our special report next on r.t. i'll be back with more news in this in half an hour from now. the end. of. december one thousand nine hundred eighty six in the u.s.s.r. as an apartment in the city of gold key a phone line is urgently installed at a set time the phone rings the voice of the other and speaks this is going to giove please return and continue your patriotic activity. the person these words were dressed to has spent nearly the past seven years in political exile. he was the man who created the first hydrogen bomb and received a number of the state's top awards but he was also the most widely known soviet dissident constantly hounded by the k.g.b. and oppressed by the party's leadership the man who drew so much attention was under a sucker out of and

in last some of the riders from this weekend's may change payne germany have been checking out the sachsenring course but not on their bikes instead they were invited to get behind the wheel of a hovercraft with varying degrees of success european public craft champion hector barber was there giving act some needing more than others but it is a tricky course to master according to moto g.p. championship need a case of stoner he leads the overall standings by nineteen points to extend that sunday's race as the season reaches the halfway stage. sectioning is very technical very tired in the first half of the circuit in something you know you've got to get your lines right there make sure that work set up world to turn in the long corners with this sort of open and only the last part of the track that is really getting fast and flowing so it's it's a difficult circuit it's it's not easy you know you first laps around and everything seems to be going smooth and you know nothing seems to be going wrong but you know once you start trying to get that last little bit out of it in every bit of time you

men and boys were killed in in july one thousand nine hundred five it's not possible to alexander payne she's a political analyst based in belgrade thanks very much for joining us military record had previously ruled that the netherlands was not responsible for those deaths as its soldiers were operating under un mandate so what do you think there's been a guilty verdict now. well i think this may have something to do with some sort of political pressure being born against the dutch state perhaps because the dutch soldiers who are under un made a mandate there's no question about that now on the other hand. i think maybe somebody is trying to shift the blame from the u.n. to a member state and this is tricky business because at the end of the day we have some lawsuits being launched other losses not this one because the united nations itself and it's going through a european court because the dutch courts refused to rule against you and so this may be just a shift somebody is trying to shift the blame all over to holland rather than the u.n. because if the you right is liable to one law

the voicemail of sarah payne may have been hacked the mother of a little girl who in 2000 was killedhe moment all the police have told payne her name was on a list of private detectives who was on the list of phone-hacking in "news of the world." >> elizabeth palmer, thanks. >>> hotel maid accusing former imf leader dominique strauss-kahn of sexual assault is speaking out again. as cbs news correspondent michelle miller reports she is talking about the impact on her family. >> my name is thnafissatou dial. i have a lot of things people calling me. that's why i have to be here. and let people know a lot of things that they say about me is not true. >> reporter: since the 32-year-old guinean-born is act kused as a money grubbing prostitute who consented to the imf chief last may in his hotel room. she says the pain has been unbearable. >> i cry every day. i can't sleep. one day, my daughter told me you have to remember this guy, he a powerful man. everybody knows that. but for you, all of the people that you work with, or our neighbors or the people back home knows you. >> reporter: di

we have charles payne and comedian dan soderand kayleigh mcen any.e to go to andy levy. >> hey, jill, what's going on with the jill dobson show? >> we are going to have something special this week, guest blogger, tom shillue owhy evidence in a case -- [laughter] >> wow. how did you get that? >> i leaned across the table and i told him that that's happening, just now, through him. would you ask him to do it? >> that's a good gag. >> high profile. >> hey, tom, any upcoming appearances on the jill dobson show? >>s should how i get my work, as a blogger. i put it out there. they reel me in. >> what's the deal with funny story dot-biz. >> i can't believe you said that, funny you should ask -- >> but it's a live show, but it lives on the internet at funny story dot-biz. finally, comedy on the internet. >> somebody should have thought of that. >> amazing. >> john, what you are doing? >> guto john devore dot-com, you can get details about a solo show in brooklyn this weekend and through july. i'm telling stories. >> really? >> lovely stories. for you, andy.

i wish you a safe journey today, congressman payne. thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the humanitarian crisis in somalia and for your continued interest and leadership on this issue. i have submitted my longer testimony for the record. that it has made part of the record, as is -- >> without objection, your statement will be part of the record, as is the statements of the other witnesses. >> thank you. i will give you a brief update on the situation, as well as the u.s. commitment to helping the 2.5 million people in need in somalia. this is a regional crisis. more than 10 million people are in the countries of the horn. they are deeply affected by drought, crop failure, and high livestock mortality. the crisis is further complicated by the continuing conflict in somalia and our inability to fully and reliably reached more than 1.8 million somalis primarily in the south and parts of central somalia, and the outpouring into the drought-stressed areas of kenya, ethiopia, and djibouti. there have been cyclical droughts in

charles payne hosts a show, 2:00? >> reporter: 2:00. jenna: you talk a lot about this, charles.ng to have to do some speculation, because this has never happened where we've had a credit downgrade. let's say the headline crosses, the united states' gold credit rating is downgraded, how instantly do we see a market reaction? our mortgage rates go up? how quickly? >> reporter: it will probably happen fairly quickly. you'll see it in the stock market -- jenna: are you talking like, would you imagine a 700-point drop? >> reporter: we could. i've got to tell you, i'm glad you brought up the t.a.r.p. thing, because a lot of people remember we dropped 700 points, but president bush signed it into law october 3, 2008, by march 9th the dow was off almost 4,000 points, and that gets us back to the key issue here. we're kind of so worried about the instant knee-jerk reaction, i think a lot of people aren't focused on the longer term issue. jenna: so what is that? >> our aaa rating is in jeopardy because we're spending too much money. jenna: can we get it back if we lost it? >> oh, yeah, bu

charles payne, fox business network and also the ceo of w3.com, author of "be smart, act fast, get richning, and we spoke with you before the president came out and the truth is, the debt clock does not go in the other direction. >> absolutely not. they tried to say, everything we borrow we'll cut and if anything we'd be knneutral but a lot of e cuts are down the road and a lot are mythical, for instance the reid plan which asumes cuts if we end the war quickly and don't enter any other wars, who knows. bill: the 14.5 number will stay where it is. >> it will go up. regardless. we are punting on this. bill: the gdp number from the second quarter. you are a believer that we never came out of the recession. >> absolutely. bill: this isn't even a double dip, the same recession we have been in three years. >> and, the 1.3 number, the first quarter was revised to 0.4%, that is crawling, absolutely crawling and the notion of going into a double dip is a misnomer in the sense we have not come out of it and most people watching the show can tell economists that, politicians that, and we have not

payne, for five minutes. mr. payne: unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. today we are witnessing a tragic humanitarian crisis in somalia. in the horn of africa. which is currently experiencing its worst drought in over 60 years. according to usaid, crops have failed, live stocks have died, prices in the local markets are too high for most people to buy what they need to feed their families. on july 20, 2011, the united nations announced that famine existed in two regions in somalia. the crisis is affecting over 11 million people throughout the region, and usaid estimates that over 3.2 million people are in life threatening situations and they are in need of dire food, water, and medical attention. additionally, over 80% of those fleeing somalia are believed to be women and children. at kenya and ethiopia's refugee camps, somali children under five are dying at an alarming rate. i visited a camp in kenya two years ago where many of the refugees from somalia are going.

this was his first fishing troy payne baja after nearly 37 years with the newspaper. >> he was my best friend. he actually successfully guided me, you know, into being a mature adult while maintaining a best friendship. >> of the seven men still missing, four are pictured here. russell bautista of penngrove. dodged lee of san ramon. gene leong of dublin. and albert mien of twain heart. and all four of these men were close friends. we spoke to gene's family who still has hope that the 69-year- old will return alive as he is a survivor. >> me and him we're supposed to go together. and now -- so i offered for him to go for father's day and he went with some friends of ours. [ crying ] >> reporter: leong's son told us his father earned a purple heart in vietnam. gene had retired after 30 years of selling mother's cookies to grocery stores. teams continue to search for the missing individuals today. yesterday the coast guard sent a plane from sacramento to mexico to assist the mexican navy in its search. they are on the way to mexico. keep you updated. >> they could be in the boat on the bo

and now, charles payne, big star on fox business network.harles, what donald is saying how we are looking like a joke to our lenders, he is not too far off the mark whether you are republican or democrat, that is the case. >> that is 100 percent the case. people say we have been here, remember after world war ii, the debt has been this big and it is not a big deal never before in our history hashe rest of the world been at our heels the way they are now. in germany they reported the best retail sales, ever, ever, ever, 25 months of unemployment in a row going down every single month. the rest of the world is still rocking and rolling and they can do it without us. >>neil: what is going on? stocks are their own story. it is not exclusively the debt but if we look at the corner of wall and broad, i want to focus on what is going on on the treasury market, as well. we look at that, that is the real story, because if those guys are afraid there is going to be some huge financial problem in washington, they have a funny way of showing it. the rat

thing that i would say is we had had a series of terrible and tragic news stories starting with sarah payne and milly doweler's disappearance and subsequent murder and then of course the other cases. part of the my main focus in editorship was in convincing parliament that there needs to be radical changes to the 1997 sex offenders act, which became known as sarah's law. which was very similar to laws imposed in america under megan's law. i suppose if i had a particular extra involvement in any of those stories it would have been on the basis that i was trying to push and campaign for readers rights versus on the issues on the ten pieces of legislation that we got through on sarah's law and just campaigning for those to be put forward. >> when you gave evidence to the committee in 2003 you referenced the milly doweler case as an example of how you thought the press had worked particularly well with the police and family and lienson officers and it was a view supported by andy coulson who gave testimony with you that day. is that something you stand by now? and did you have particular knowle

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as these debates have gone on for the past civil months, i have been reminded of thomas payne when he wrote, that if there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my children may have peace. we need to decide with our legacy to our children and their children will be. a mountain of debt or sound government that lives within its means. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: thank you, mr. speaker. six months ago a small business man was called into a financial lending institution and asked to come in and talk to the officer in charge. he went in to that office and the officer in charge told him, he said, you know, you have been a customer of this organization for quite a few years. and you have -- we have constantly been giving you a line of credit every summer to continue your operation for the next year. this year we are -- our examiners have noted for us and we also throw our board of directors we have examined you

a bike versus car accident san tomas expressway by payne avenue, two lanes blocked.now. you can see as we look toward the east bay, clouds breaking up a little bit. we are going to see more sunshine and comfortable numbers. warm in spots inland today. mid-80s in the hottest spots inland. you're still talking 60s inside the bay, 70s towards the santa clara valley and 50s and 60s at the coast. high pressure will strengthen in the next few days. return of 90s on thursday and friday inland. ,, ,,,,,,

had a series under my editorship, a series of terrible and tragic news stories starting with sarah payne, milly dowler's disappearance and subsequent murder, and then of course, other cases. as you know, part of my main focus of my editorship of "news of the world" was in convincing parliament that there needed to be radical changes to the 1997 sex offenders act which became known as sarah's law, which was very similar to laws imposed in america under megan's law. i suppose if i had a particular extra involvement in any of those stories, it would have been on the basis that i was trying to push and campaign for readers' rights on the ten pieces of legislation that we got through on sarah's law and just campaigning for those to be put forward. >> when you gave evidence to the committee in 2003, you referenced the milly dowler case as an example of how you thought the press had worked particularly well with the police and family and it was a view supported by andy corson who gave evidence with you on that day. i appreciate this is quite a long time ago. is that something you stand by now?

and sara payne says police found evidence a private investigator convicted in 2007 of hacking phones matter seriously as the facts are establishmented the company will take all appropriate actions including cooperating fully with any potential criminal inquiries or civil proceedings which may arise. >> a long way from over. >> bad. horrific. >> down to wall streept now. the ceos of goldman sachs, bank of america and jpmorgan chags among others urging action on this debt deal. in a letter dwroyesterday to congress and the white house the ceos wrote in part a default on our nation's obligations or a downgrade of america's credit rating would be a tremendous blow to business and investor confidence. therefore, dramatically worsening our nation's already difficult economic circumstances. a check on business before the bell now with cnbc's simon hobbs, live at the new york stock exchange. good morning, simon. what's going on down there? >> it's not a good morning, i'm afraid. with the last few minutes in addition to all the other problems we've had, shocking, i rarely use that word, shock

carlos payne trying to score from second base. worth comes up throwing. guns the runner down at the plate. great throw, great tag. this is extra innings on third base. this is the walkoff wild pitch. worst comes home to score the game winner, nationals win, 5-4. >>> the former team in phillies in south florida against the marl marlins. watch this play. what, what? what just happened there. a grounder up the middle goes off of the glove of handley ramirez. check it out again. omar infante bare hands it. grows to first. incredible play. this is the fifth inning. emilio bonofatsio tossed. jack mckeeian getting in the phillies' face. dominick brown scores from second. the throwdown time, that's the only run of the game. philly, the best team in baseball, win 1-0. >>> a rough start to the tour de france this weekend. watch what happens when a spectator gets too close to the action. need you to stand just back off of the road, folks. cyclist gets clipped and takes out everybody around him. these things have a chain reaction effect. dozens of racers end up tangl