Mr. Thompson appeared Friday before a separate closed-door inquiry in London into the cancellation of the "Newsnight" segment last year.
LONDON — Mark Thompson, the president and chief executive of The New York Times Company, testified Friday in a closed-door inquiry investigating why the British Broadcasting Corporation canceled a contentious report into sexual abuse, a Times spokesman said.
The F.B.I. is trying to determine who leaked details of conversations intercepted by the National Security Agency that were discussed on June 18 at the House and Senate intelligence committees' closed-door inquiry.
But The Times-Picayune of New Orleans, attributing its account to "persons familiar with the closed-door inquiry" that the judge had conducted into the matter since the beginning of the week, reported today that the juror favored Mr. Edwards and the six other defendants and had refused to participate in deliberations.
Since then, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre has ordered the city's public security commission to hold a closed-door inquiry into the conduct of the force and its chief.
Meanwhile, the Senate has launched a closed-door inquiry to investigate whether the CIA was negligent in the run-up to the bombing and Peter Quinn, that scheming heartthrob of the international sniper set, has holed himself up, chest and abs duly oiled in the manner of top-level intelligence agents everywhere, in a room in Caracas, where he is building a bomb.
Officers are obtaining CCTV footage and carrying out door-to-door inquiries in the area.
A bit of a rash killing in this era of CSI and CCTV and door-to-door inquiries.
There are fears that the new door-to-door inquiries may provide an opportunity for officials to extract bribes or target families known to be opposition supporters.
He is most likely to have lived in Flower and Dean Street - where police in 1888 had conducted out door-to-door inquiries.
Police issued an urgent appeal for witnesses as they continued their door-to-door inquiries.
