rebecca brooks was acquitted of all charges.ndon 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 apparent coziness between those in power and those tasked withholding them accountable. andy co

so rebecca brooks cleared of all charges.y coulson former communications director for david cameron has been found guilty of conspireing to hack phones. a long running trial at the britain's central court, highest court in the land. we'll get more when we can. >>> let's return to our main story today. western governments worried about what's happening in iraq not just because of instability in the region but what might happen in their own countries. the concern is hundreds of foreign fighters could return to their home countries and commit acts of terror. our correspondent has been to coventry to meet a man who's son travelled to syria to fight. three young teense, friends, al left home believed to have joined the group isis. their families are in shock. the father of one of the boys, the 18-year-old who's of afghan origin spoke to us exclusively. ali hadn't mentioned the group to his father, but his family is convinced he's joined isis. >> translator: the grief is limitless. every second every minute it's on my mind. >> what

better news, the other big friends, rebecca brooks who they were in fact lovers, but despite that, ander seniority, the jury decided that she was unaware that hacking was going on, and that indeed she was cleared of other allegations in the corruption, and leading the police the wrong way in their inquiries as well. so she was cleared of everything, she left, of course, without comments but i dare some have already seen that mr. cameron will be particularly pleased at what has happened to her. since her reputation is under criminality is clear, even though there's some -- professional damage to her preparation, since her main defense was she was in charge of an organization in which she didn't know everything that was going on. news international who tried to stand by her, and that they apologized for it and putting it right, and they can't do anything else, because league proceedings are going on. the impact on the british ministry. >> . >> the phone hanking scandal destroyed careers and the famous british newspaper to say nothing of the pain caused to it's victims and according to ma

rebecca brooks' husband charlie had also been accused of a coverup. of a complicated plot to hide laptops and documents in an underground car park from police. he said it was to hide embarrassing pornography. the jury today cleared both him and the former news international head of security mark hanna of perverting the course of justice. for andy coulson this trial isn't over just yet. the jury are still considering their verdicts in relation to two other charges, these involve allegations that he authorized one his journalists to make illegal payments to police officers, accusations he's denied. >> woodruff: the outcry over phone hacking led the murdoch media empire to shut down "news of the world" in 2011, after 168 years in business. back in this country, it was showdown day for two congressional veterans, as seven states held primaries, and florida, a special election. the headline race was in mississippi, where six-term republican senator thad cochran faced tea-party candidate chris mcdaniel in a runoff. in new york, democrat charlie rangel, who'

road map like this, breaking news across the pond, news editor, rebecca brooks found in the guilty in the phone hacking case, but far from over. >> the nation's largest drugstore results fall short of estimates. >>> a new milestone for cystic fie bro sis, shares shore after a late stage trial succeeds, but can it pass? we have a live report. >>> former news of the world editor, rebecca brooks, found not guilty of the phone hacking conspiracy. we are in london this morning with more. good morning. >> reporter: hi there, carl. this is the trial of the century here in london. we had nearly eight months worth of evidence. the jury has gone through pages of evidence, and they have taken seven full days to find brooks not guilty on all the charges against her, including conspiracy to hack phones, conspiracy in the course of justice, and, of course, conspiracy to bribe officials, otherwise known here to commit crimes in a public office, so she's walking out of here a free woman, head held high, but someone who will have a difficult time, with her codefendant, her former romantic partner. he'

editor of news of the world and the colson now faces a jail sentence is pretty assessor in the job rebecca brooks was acquitted of the same charges both denied the accusations throughout the eight month trial this was initiated amid a barrage of allegations that newspaper have been illegally listening in to the phone calls of a large number of celebrities and politicians. france's largest bank could end up paying nine billion dollars to the u.s. for covering up transactions that violate american sanctions that would be a record settlement one the french president has already called on sayer and disproportionate are just bit all over reports. french banking giant. and the u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on a deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all sit down that all appear on the sanctions list it's being discussed at the highest levels french president francois hollande is

news of the world paper and the call for now faces a jail sentence is previous says from the job rebecca brooks was acquitted of the same charges both denied the accusations throughout the trial it was initiated the middle of a location in the newspaper but illegally listening into the phone calls of a large number of celebrities and politicians. israel seems to be resorting to its old ways of dealing with the people it deems terrorists demolishing their homes promise netanyahu skaven orders to do just that to the home of an alleged hamas operative who was indicted for killing a jewish policeman in april meanwhile the i.d.f. continuing to search for three missing jewish teenagers arresting of a three hundred sixty palestinians now in the process human rights activist says the latest developments a horrifying. just to demonstrate the cruelty of the measure that is no being suggested to people that come to live in their home there are thirteen palestinians living in that this home eight of them children so they are the ones that are going to suffer as a result of this this action it's a measure t

the world newspaper and of course and now faces a jail sentence is free to says from the job rebecca brooks was acquitted of the same charges both denied the accusations throughout the eight month trial this was initiated made a barrel of allegations that newspaper's been illegally listening in to the phone calls of a large number of celebrities and politicians. the damning report on prisons in california has revealed schools of female inmates of victims of illegal sterilization one hundred forty four women underwent the procedure between two thousand and five and two thousand and eleven and all except one were conducted with some kind of violation in five thirty nine cases the surgery was carried out without the woman's consent and dozens more instances the necessary documentation and doctors signatures were missing human rights groups are calling for a ban on what they say is a cruel practice and they want those behind it to be named now publicly where short by legislators and the like at the sterilizations were happening and then found out that overseas. that were happening and being off

fellow editor rebecca brooks was acquitted of all charges that now did h defunct paper was owny rupertdoch. >>> vladimir putin asking the russian parliament to reverse the decision sanctioning military force. >> reporter: this is a positive move by vladimir putina he's revoking a law that came from io place back in march. the fact that he feel that his same law is no longer necessary when he's talking about eastern ukraine means the prospect of russian troops swarming across the border from russia in to eastern ukraine is receding significantly. that said, there is more than one way to cook an egg, frankly and just because he dint see military intervention as a strong possibility does not mean, i think, that vladimir putina is somehow turning his back on the events and on the separatists in this part of the world. there is a ceasefire ongoing, by both separatists and by the army, that is due to expire on friday, and frankly, it's anybody's guess what will happen after that. >>> there are primary elections taking place across the country today, one of the most closely watched is in miss

. >>> next to london where rebecca brooks has been acquitted of all charges in the phone-hacking scandal that brought down "news of the world." brooks, editor of the rupert murdoch-owned tabloid was accused of knowingly and deliberately allowing reporters to hack into phones of celebrities and politicians. andy coulson was not so lucky, found guilty of conspiring to intercept messages and is facing bribery charges. >>> in belfast, queen elizabeth and her husband pril ip came face to face with a different royalty, touring the set of "game of thrones." she came face to face with her counterpart. the real queen had her eyes on the iron thrown. she decided against taking a seat. probably wise. it looks uncomfortable. that is some of what is happening around the world. >>> coming up... >> they have not done a dam thing to help us. >>>..congress fuming over irs scandal. >>> egypt's president ignores vigils from around the world demanding the release of our colleagues. what options are left. harmeli aregawi is tracking top stories, what is trending? >> a minnesota facebook habits land him in ga

rebecca brooks former editor was acquitted of all charges.t now defunct paper was owned by rupert murdoch. >>> we can see development in you crying. russia's president vladimir putina asking russia's parliament to reverse the decision to use force in ukraine. here is the story. >> reporter: the positive move by the russian president have lied mere putina, what he is doing is revoking a law that came in to place back in march when he was in the process of an ex, crimea, you remember. the fact that he feels that that same long is no lodger necessary when he's talking about eastern ukraine means the prospect of russian troops swarming across the border from russia in to eastern ukraine is receding significantly. that said, there is more than one way to cook an egg frankly and just because he doesn't see military intervention as a strong possibility does not mean, i think, that vladimir putin is somehow turning his back on the events and on the separatists in this part of the world. there is a ceasefire ongoing, by both the separatists and army,

"news of the world"'s rebecca brooks was acquitted.andy coulson was found guilty of one charge of conspiracy. they hacked the phone of a girl later found to be murdered. >>> mismanaged landing, shutting off equipment that could have saved the flight and a boeing 777 struck a seawall, burst into flames, 3 passengers decide. 200 injured. >>> is it a breakthrough in the crisis in ukraine. vladimir putin asked parliament to voke a power to send troops into ukraine to protect russian speakers. vladimir putin urged ukraine to extend a ceasefire. >>> sharp tensions on another world stage - a star player biting off trouble interesting d the world cup match against italy. lewis suarez apparently taking a bite out of a player in the 79th minute. it parse that swor es -- appears that suarez dug in his teeth. elcanon ball got the nickname for a reason - it's not the first time. a senior editor joins us. is there a question what happened here is not an accident? >> i think because of this player's specific history and the fact this it happened twic

yesterday, a relieved rebecca brooks, former ceo of news international, left court. but also of hiding evidence from the police and public officials. one of the brooks' friends, jeremy clarkson, joined in that celebration. andy kauff mp w yi kauy kaufmanf phone hacking. the jury has so far failed to reach a full set of verdicts. they still need to decide whether andy collison and the former raoeditor paid for phone books. the judge in this case sent the jury home last night, he had a warning for them. he told hem to ignore the comments from politicians and pundits who haven't been part of the case. and after discussing the verdicts with anyone, he told them this. what is discussed in the jury room must remain in the jury room. like the world's media, the jurors in this case have come to know the old bailey extremely well over the last few months. later this morning, they'll be back to see if they can reach a verdict on the remaining counts. naomi grimly, bbc news. >>> now the tide seems to be turning for greece as people head back to the sunshine beaches. tourism is

but, fellow editor, rebecca brooks, was acquitted of all charges. >>> us special forces arrive in baghdad start looking at iraqi forces fighting sunni militants, the pentagon says us forces are conducting as many as 35 surveillance missions, over iraq, to provide intelligence on what's going on on the ground. meanwhile, secretary of state, john kerrey, wrapped up a second day of talks with leaders in iraq. the white house is urging iraq's prime minister nor i, to adopt new policies to give more authority to minorities, sunnis and kurds. >>> woman in seattle says there was a drone that caught her undressing. this all happened on sunday, she is inside a highrise apartment, and her name is least a she looks out the window and sees something really unusual. she said it looks like it is a drone hovering right outside looking at me. so she manages to snap that quick picture called immediately downstairs to the front desk, management calls police. >> and really scary and felt really violating in here, you know, go around my house however i want and by no means did i feel that way. >> is that wha

yesterday a jury found him guilty of conspiring to intercept communications, but this fellow editor, rebecca brooksquitted of all charges. >>> pope francis makes a pit stop along the road in southern italy, gives a woman side road a blessing. >> pope francis was driving through southern italy when he saw this disable woman on the side of the road. well, he told his motorcade, hey, stop. he got out of the car, and blessed the woman lying on a stretcher. the woman's family had been waiting on the side after road hoping to catch a glimpse of the pontiff passing by, sure enough, they pulled over. in my lifetime, i've never seen a pope this much a man of the people. >> that's why so many love him. actions like. that will on the other side, far spectrum from that, unfair play on the feel, during uruguay match. we've circled it, the striker, being accuse the of biting an opponent. could face punish: in is the third time in his career he is accused of biting somebody on the field. meanwhile uruguay won the match, one to zero eliminating italy from the tournament. >> glands' final game at the world cup, 29

rebecca brooks was found not guilty after being charged with conspiracy and bribery, she was she was a now defunct tab roid and a rising star within rupert murdoch's em tire. andy coleson was convicted of hack phoned of the british royalty and celebrities. >>> in libya hundreds are fleeing of country by rogue fighting armed groups. accused turkey and qatar of sponsoring so-called tear off ts in eastern libya he has launched militias defying the government's call to disarm and hand over territory. they threw people out of the airport today and plan to evacuate others as soon as possible. >>> ray setback for the government's no fly list. maria has that store and i other headlines making news across america. >> a federal judge in oregon says the process surrounding the government's no fly list is unconstitutional. 13 muslim americans with no fly status filed a suit. judge anna brown says they have no meaningful way of contesting the government's decision banning them from flights. she said the government needs to create a a new contrary allowing people on the no fly list to challenge th

rebecca brooks found not guilty on all charges of obstruction and phone acting. -- phone hacking. not guilty by the u.k. andy colson was also an editor at one of the tabloids found guilty of the charge by a jury. jury.appear to be from a the takeaways that rebecca books -- the take away is that rebekah brooks found not guilty of charges having to do with that girl who was kidnapped. >> good morning to all of you in a and the united kingdom. big athunderstruck by how story this was in the united kingdom. this is a huge deal in the united kingdom. >> at&t is trying to reassure lawmakers skeptical of the proposed takeover of the tv -- directv. the at&t ceo says that the $40 million deal will need to lower prices for consumers. consumer groups want to block the takeover. they said the deal would hurt competition. avon is cutting jobs to try to get back to profitability. the company will eliminate 600 jobs, mostly from the corporate side and the north american business. avon has posted losses in 5 of the last numeral six quarters. alan mulally is saying goodbye to ford. he engineered a

ultimately, rupert murdoch has gone u unscathed because rebecca brooks was cleared, this might changerges get punished. to watch, mr. murdoch has been asked by the police to appear in the u.k. for an interview according to "the guardian." the is not terribly new but prosecutors are considering corporate charges against news corp. itself. the reason it is not new is because the prosecutors told the judge that on a couple of occasions that they were considering this during the trial. because of u.k. law, to ensure defendants get fair trials, the reporters were not allowed to report that and the jury did not hear that because that might prejudice the jury. the trial is over and we can report back. it is not over for rupert murdoch yes. of course, in terms of the trial itself, we know the result, rebekah brooks, a top lieutenant in the u.k., she was found not guilty on all counts. andy colson, who was the editor at thenews of the world time, was found guilty of phone hacking. one more charge, bribery for buying the directorate in the u.k.. out ofdoch not entirely the woods yet. it is fair

. >>> just moments ago, rebecca brooks, the former editor of rupert murdoch's news at the world tabloidone time head of communications for prime minister david cameron was convicted of eavesdropping on the voice mails. >>> back here at home, house democrats want you to pay the legal fees for tens of thousands of illegal immigrant children. the plan is being led by new york congressman jeffries. democrats introducing the bill to give illegal minors taxpayer-funded lawyers. they say that nearly half the children crossing that border have legitimate reasons for being here even though they came illegally. it's estimated 95,000 illegal minors will enter this country this year alone. >>> if you're looking for a few days off from work, just ask your daughter to write the boss a note. the daughter of a google employee wants to see her dad on his birthday. that falls on a wednesday next month. so she writes a letter to her father's boss asking him for the day off. her dad's boss writes back saying not only can he get the day off for the dad, but that dad can take the whole week off. nice, right?

. >> rebecca brooks from the hacking scandal was just acquitted. >> no. are you serious?but her deputy was convicted. >> really? so what do you think happened there? >> i'm not doing justin bieber, so just stop. >> i'm not an expert on english law, but it's pretty surprising. not what i would have guessed. >> really? that's amazing. >> that is amazing. >> rebecca. surprise cover from ultimate dad band -- dad band, really? check out their rendition of "let it go" from the movie "frozen." ♪ let it go let it go ♪ >> so the inspiration perhaps lies with lead singer eddie vetter's two daughters, a 3 and 5-year-old. we actually did skip that bieber story. yeah. thank you, steve ratner for sitting through what was basically a pile of garbage. still ahead on "morning joe," i don't know if she's going to show up now, but our favorite senator takes on america's favorite doctor. senator claire mccaskill joins us to discuss dr. oz. >>> how one letter, just one letter could make a mistake that sends you 4,000 miles in the wrong direction. that happened. all that and more when "morning