SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN ANCHOR: I want to get you up to speed in other big news happening this Friday. A source tells CNN both President Obama and Afghan war commander, General David Petraeus, were listed as specific al Qaeda targets. Documents show bin Laden wanted to attack their planes when they were in the region. The plot was uncovered in the material that were seized by U.S. Navy SEALs at bin Laden's home in Pakistan. Rebekah Brooks quit her corporate job at News Corp today. At one time, she was the editor of the company's London tabloid "News of the World." Brooks has denied she new reporters were hacking phones of celebrities, politicians and crime victims. In a statement today, Brooks says, "I feel a deep sense of responsibility for the people we have hurt. I want to reiterate how sorry I am for what we now know to have taken place." Rebekah Brooks along with News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch and his son James are all to testify before Britain's parliament. That's going to happen next week. Well, the FBI is jumping into the phone-hacking investigation. The bureau is checking claims that Murdoch's British newspapers try to get into the voicemails of the victims of 9/11 or their family members.</s>JIM RICHES, FATHER OF 9/11 VICTIM: Somebody went in and took our information and took last messages from sons or what we are talking about -- it's not -- it's none of their business. Unless, they have -- they can ask and if we want to tell, we'll tell. But to invade privacy like that, America has rights. We have rights. And they can't just trample on the law. They should be held accountable.</s>MALVEAUX: Casey Anthony is a free woman on Sunday. We're going to look at life, what it will look like for her after jail.
Obama and Petraeus Listed as al Qaeda Targets in Bin Laden's Belongings; Brooks Resigns From News Corp; FBI To Investigate Potential News Corp Phone Hacking