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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 its not a done deal but it depends on what happens when murdoch appears in front of the british parliament tomorrow and hell 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 ...

when murdoch appears in front of the british parliament tomorrow and hell 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 ...

money and influence. how deep does that run? take a look. the television empire, fox with its news programming is part of his world. 20th century fox was huge, hit films. in publishing, "new york post," "wall street journal," what he has in print, along with harpercollins publishers limited, books like sarah palins, all part of the empire of rupert murdoch. we will dig much deeper into the rupert scandal and one of the senators calling for an investigation. first, one of the other stor...

And take a look. i wish the american media would take a great look at the views of the people in congress and find out are they pro-america or anti-america. i think people would love an expose like that. >> the expose for the past two days seems to directed more towards the bachmann and the accuracy of past and present statement. a figure she threw out during the recent republican presidential debate and repeated again yesterday with cbss bob schieffer. >> the congressional budget office estimat...

Work across with the folks at the morgue and the folks that are doing the other identification to make sure that there was some folks here that were not only badly injured, but you know, this tornado of this magnitude does very, very heinous things to a human body and making sure that we get accurate counseling as well as accurate identification is very important and i think the additional effort we took over yesterday will speed up the process, but it will not slow down the accuracy, were going...

promises to speed up the process by which families can identify the remains of lost loved ones. >> going forward, we will have regular briefings in order to update you about what our progress is to get that number of unaccounted for individuals to zero, that is our goal to connect each and every one of those names with a loved one to make sure that we have reconciled that process. >> there are some signs, some signs that process is improving tonight. yet not enough or fast enough for m...

[dan springner benghazi tonight. dan? >> well, shep, france says that those attack helicopters will improve the accuracy of the nate nato air strikes but put the pilots at greater risk. as far as those billions they are trying to protect. they have paid a heavy price so far in what has become a civil war now in its fourth month with the rebel fighters now in control of misurata and the battle pushed about 15 miles outside the city. aid groups finally got into help. estimated 1600 pro qaddafi fig...

this hour, concerns that there are potential targets at risk by cutting homeland security funds. im wolf blitzer and youre in "the situation room." we begin with deadly new clashes today in syria as security forces try to break up anti-government protests in a number of cities. human rights activists say that at least 34 people were killed. they say to end the crackdown or get out of the way. here is arwa damon. >> reporter: wolf, when we see the images coming out of syria, the path th...

There should be two spots available and guess what, there is one of them right there. and other times, not so much. still, the city claims its internal testing showed a high level of accuracy. how accurate is it? >> 90% accurate. >> reporter: nathaniel ford runs the citys transportation system, and he says that the sp$20 million federally-funded project is efficient. >> reporter: the app has been downlo downloaded 10 million times, and driving behind the wheel is not safe to use the app while dr...

Futile effort. >> in this neighborhood its pretty cut throat. anywhere in the city, its pretty tough. >> reporter: it figures the bay area, home to the worlds greatest technology companies, would offer an innovative solution. except it doesnt come from industry, but city hall. the city of san francisco is offering a free iphone app that can show you in real time how to land a parking spot. these street sensors determine whether or not the space is free. the info gets uploaded to a central comput...