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A fan of gracious. when japan crashed out analysis. still be russia open versus not in a final so i sold my tickets i then left the money i boarded the flight for a shuttle and came to spend one week here with my friends but what i also find remarkable about gracious success at the world cup is that not just people into a show or let alone japan now supports gracious but also people in the wider region for example listen to what this gentleman has to say buy as a clue what's going on says join us with you or check out this serbian sports journalist going to join sky b. i should not be have the...

Times, also "the new york times," you have got an extraordinary document coming out from parliament saying that rupert murdoch is not fit to run a global media company. what are the implications in great britain for that? >> well, that's a pretty devastating judgment. and obviously, starts to get at whether or not rupert murdoch will be able to retain his interest in b sky b. and certainly doesn't look as if he'll be able to get the rest of it, which was his original goal. but i have to say that i think in the report by inserting the words that he's unfit to run a company, which did not come w...

He was sent to run the papers in the uk. he really didn't know anything about the papers in the uk and he blew it. >> well, actually going along those lines, what has been the impact on the murdoch family and also on this larger idea of business dynasties and what exactly that looks like after, you know, after this scandal? >> in the case of james murdoch, it's interesting, it reminds me of the fall of mubarak, pushing his son forward. in his desire to have james as the heir, it really has backfired because james is not the skillful operator that rupert is. he did pretty well at b sky b. but w...

Partisan divide, and in a way that's great for rupert. now there's been a big political blowup in the uk saying this whole issue has become a partisan divide between labor and tory. you know, this is excessive. because, you know, you could argue what everyone thinks about rupert murdoch's conduct over this whole affair, he built b sky b. that is his company. he took all the risks. it was his vision in a sense that built that company. and, you know, he is a brilliant businessman. so to declare him unfit to run a media company is really a little bit excessive. >> but it was a major headline that...

There were high profile resignations and arrests. and now the inquiry started by prime minister david cameron is scrutinizing how much influence newscorp has had over the british government itself. critics allege that murdocha paper "the sun" endorsed cameron during the election in return of full control of broadcaster b sky b. >> there is absolutely not a quid pro quo for that support. >> reporter: today, it's his father's turn to defend the world's second largest media company, and with it his own reputation. the questioning began today by focusing on political influence going back as far as...