the grammy-winning talent found dead. also, another new deadline set for the debt talks. house speaker, john boehner, says it s time to get this done, in a manner of hours before the asian markets open. hello to you all. i am t. j. holmes. today is the day where many can wave the 24-hour standard waiting period so they can get married right away. many are starting to collect at city office around the city. and suzanne candiotti joins me now. what is it like around the clerk s office this morning? reporter: there is no missing the nervous energy and excitement that i think any couple that is about to get married is facing, and beyond that, t. j., this is a day that many gay rights activist have been waiting for for a lifetime. you can see the couples lining up and have been here for a couple hours. some women in wedding gowns as well. a lot of tuxedos. and there are 800 couples getting married here, and more than half here at city hall. i spent some time yesterday helpin
pedestriany political point scoring, but [ jeering ] what they want is to solve the issue out once and for all, and it s in that spirit i commend this comment to the house. just yesterday rupert murdoch, his son james, and top british executive for news corp, rebekah brooks, were in front of the committee. of course, there s the prime minister, david cameron facing the single biggest crisis in his 15 months as prime minister. we have been watching the spectacle. is cameron s leadership really under threat here? reporter: well, it certainly is being tested to the absolute limit. yesterday it was rupert and james murdochs time to be grilled, and now it s cameron s day to face the music, and he was asked repeatedly in his decision to hire andy coulson, and now coulson has been arrested as part of the investigation. let s hear what he said. he says in hindsight he made a mistake by hiring mr. coulson. that is not good enough. it s not about hindsight, mr. speaker, or whet
koulson quit the job in january, and was arrested last month. now, the prime minister is now in the mood to apologize. what the public expect is not pedestriany political point scoring, but [ jeering ] what they want is to solve the issue out once and for all, and it s in that spirit i commend this comment to the house. just yesterday rupert murdoch, his son james, and top british executive for news corp, rebekah brooks, were in front of the committee. of course, there s the prime minister, david cameron facing the single biggest crisis in his 15 months as prime minister. we have been watching the spectacle. is cameron s leadership really under threat here? reporter: well, it certainly is being tested to the absolute limit. yesterday it was rupert and james murdochs time to be grilled, and now it s cameron s day to face the music, and he was asked repeatedly in his decision to hire andy coulson, and now coulson has been arrested as part of the investigation. let s hea
price. first the british tabloid hacking scandal catches the attention of law enforcement here in the united states. a source tells cnn the fbi is investigating whether or not journalists working for rupert murdoch s news corporation illegally gained access to phone records of the victims of the september 11th attacks. one alleges that news corporation reporters tried to access phone records using bribes or illegal computer hacking. the new federal investigation comes as murdoch defends his company s handling of the scandal. in an interview with the wall street journal which is part of his media empire, he says that he and his management team have made, quote, just minor mistakes in their handling of the scandal. suzanne candiotti live tonight with details on just what the fbi is investigating. reporter: the fbi is calling this a high priority and is digging in its heels. this is going to be a broad ranging investigation. in fact, they re going to be looking into some o
senate. but what would happen if the government defaulted on its loans? would it impact you? interest rates will rise. we ll be back in recession. of course, we already have a 9% plus unemployment rate. we re starting from a weak position. unemployment will rise to the double digits. we ll all pay a very significant price. first the british tabloid hacking scandal catches the attention of law enforcement here in the united states. a source tells cnn the fbi is investigating whether or not journalists working for rupert murdoch s news corporation illegally gained access to phone records of the victims of the september 11th attacks. one alleges that news corporation reporters tried to access phone records using bribes or illegal computer hacking. the new federal investigation comes as murdoch defends his company s handling of the scandal. in an interview with the wall street journal which is part of his media empire, he says that he and his management team have made, quot