the man in charge of a global network that owns the tv challenges. book publishers and newspaper. a report says news corp is considering replacing murdoch. they say it s not a done deal but it depends on what happens when murdoch appears in front of the british parliament tomorrow and he ll answer questions of hacking phones of royal family members, celbrities and hacking done by news of the world. if murdoch is replaced it will be a bombshell on the scandal. a scandal that grows more shocking by the day. and the latest, a whistleblower found dead in his home. shaun hoare was the first to go on record saying news of the world reporters were encouraged to hack into accounts. his death is being treated unexplained but not thought to be suspicious suggesting it was a suicide. this scandal is rocking britain but seems ready to explode here in the united states. the fbi investigating whether a news corp journalist tried to hack into the phones of 9/11 victims and survivors. ca
we begin with breaking news. a report the phone hacking scandal that s already ruined careers caused a popular british tabloid to explode may be on the brink of claiming its biggest victim. i m talking about the news corp ceo, rupert murdoch himself. the man in charge of a global network that owns the tv challenges. book publishers and newspaper. a report says news corp is considering replacing murdoch. they say it s not a done deal but it depends on what happens when murdoch appears in front of the british parliament tomorrow and he ll answer questions of hacking phones of royal family members, celbrities and hacking done by news of the world. if murdoch is replaced it will be a bombshell on the scandal. a scandal that grows more shocking by the day. and the latest, a whistleblower found dead in his home. shaun hoare was the first to go on record saying news of the world reporters were encouraged to hack into accounts. his death is being treated unexplained but not thoug
when murdoch appears in front of the british parliament tomorrow and he ll answer questions of hacking phones of royal family members, slibties and hacking done by news of the world. if murdoch is replaced it will be a bombshell on the scandal. and the latest, a whistle blower found debt in his home, john hoare and the british police say his death is being treated unexplained but not thought to be suspicious suggesting it was a suicide. this scandal is rocking britain but seems ready to explode here in the united states. the fbi investigating whether a news corp journalist tried to hack into the phones of 9/11 victims and survivors. the fbi also says it s aware of reports that actor jude law s phone was hacked while he was in new york. the scandal shows no sign of slowing down. quite acontrary. possibly being replaced as the ceo of his own media empire. a man whose customer base is the whole world. anyone who watches glee or reads the wall street journal or anyone tha
grilled and lambasteds by british law makers and now a whistleblower in the growing phone hackl scandal reportedly is dead. and a 77-year-old man defends his home and family from an intruder with a gun. stand by for the dramatic story. that s even more compelling because get this he s a member of the united states congress. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. the u.s. defaulting on its debt for the first time in history? we can t state it enough, this has enormous consequences for all of us, and time is quickly running out to prevent what the president calls armageddon. let s check in with kate baldwin. she s standing by with the latest. where do the negotiations stand right now? the two top republicans in the house. no official readout from the white house, but president obama says we are making progress when asked today by reporters how the debt talks were going when he was leaving an event in the rose garden. on the part of speaker boehner, a spokesma
sister wives says four wives and 16 children is none of the government s business. their new lawsuit tests this question. is polygamy somehow protected by a constitutional right to privacy? plus late word the government s credit rating could be downgraded because of the stalemate in negotiations over spending cuts and raising the debt ceiling. that warning from moody s came hours after the fed chairman gave his take on the consequences of not letting the government borrow more money. failure to do that would certainly throw the financial system into enormous disarray and have major impacts on the global economy. but up first tonight, riveting and exclusive cnn images from the battlefield in libya. new u.s. intelligence assessments show cracks in the regime that suggest moammar gadhafi might finally be ready to discuss an exit strategy. well, perhaps. but our ben wedeman and his crew saw a short time ago an effort by pro-gadhafi forces to retake the town 60 miles south o