his challenges is prince ali bin hussein from jordan.ealing for delegates support, sepp blatter said that he is the best man to lead fifa through this difficult period. >> translator: i wish to stay among you. i wish to play this role. i would like to continue with you. this is a matter of trust, confidence, from you. to me it is a matter of respect towards each and every of you. you representatives of football federations everywhere i am at your disposal. if you wish me to continue this journey with you, i extend all thanks to you. >> the other candidate for the top job, prince ali bin hussein of jordan urged delegates to listen to their hearts as they voted. >> we want a governing body that is worthy of the world's game. i ask you for the honor of your confidence in me and call on you to join me because i know hand in hand we can deliver a new beginning for fifa. i will fight to honor every promise i have plead. and i ask for you, please do not fight for me by giving me your vote fight alongside me for the future. >> how much longer ar

the sole rival jordan's prince ali bin al hussein conceded after the world conference in switzerland. blatter's victory comes amid two investigations into the investigation. let's turn to alex thomas who joins us live from zurich, switzerland, with more on the developing story is there, alex. >> reporter: george, it's straight back to business for sepp blatter after being re-elected for a fifth term at the age of 79. that victory on friday was not unexpected, the close margin of victory was a surprise. after all this week's amazing scandal and global headlines, prince ali bin al hussein is now out of football completely. he got 73 votes from more than 200 national football bosses from across the globe that voted on friday. 173 votes, sepp blatter goings on to lead this organization. and so under the spotlight. and his first task this morning was to hold a meeting of the executive committee, the most powerful men and women in the game. and there were lots of missing figures. there were those who had been detained for possible extradition to the united states about the investigation we

muchos esperaban que su contrcte, el príncipeali-bin hussein de jordania trajera un aire de cambio apolémica pero que ahora seguirá encabezada por blatter por los próximos cuatro años. s/analista deportes "va a tener que cambiar todo este tema de otorgares y demás. y tienen que buscar los mecanismos que demostrar que lo quéli hace es transparente. s/randy serrano, @randytelemundo pese a los arrestos y las alegacn de rrupción rua y catar siguesiendo las sedes de los mundiales de 2018 y 2022. lo únicqula fifa espera cambiar por ahora es su imagen. cesar ---para hablarnos mas sobre este tema nos acompana nuestro companero gabriel sotelo... ---adelaegabriel... take gabriel live gabriel live cesar, muy buenas tardes... este resultado no es una sorpresa, los ejecutivos dentro de fifa estan apostando por la continuidad en el puesto de presidente y mas en este momento dificil. take vo take vo cesar ---empeora la situacion por las fut inundaciones en texas... ahora otra ciudad se ve amenazada por las aguas... take vo cesar ---alertan a los duenos de mascot bre un mortal virus que ataca a los

. >> it helps that this man prince ali bin al hussein, of jordan, can defeat blatter in the vote.ut he looks poised to win a fifth term as the head of fifa. peter: that election now just a matter of hours -- brent: that election now just an hour of matter -- just a matter of hours away. what do think is going to happen do you think we are going to see a reelection for sepp blatter? >> we definitely are going to see on friday afternoon 4:00, central european time, we are going to have a new president, which is, of course going to be him. brent: how do you explain that? he has said, don't blame me for what has happened. the subtext is to blame a lot of people who are under me. >> which is, of course ridiculous this is the man who has been in fifa for 40 years and if you know him personally, and i have followed him over the last couple of years, you actually find he knows everything within fifa. he knows everybody everything, and he knows how it works as well. he is meeting with people around the world from different associations. which means that if he has known about all of these a

sepp blatter defeated his opponent prince ali bin hussein of jordan by almost 2-1. >>> the palestiniantball association has dropped its calls for israel to be kicked out of fifa. hundreds of activists demonstrated today outside of the fifa meetings in switzerland. the activists believe israel has restricted the movement of palestinian soccer players. the pal stan yin sports organization says its decided to withdraw his proposal after pressure from several other organizations. >>> the soccer scandal extends all the way to brazil there is lingering anger in that nation over how much was spent for the 2014 world cup. >> reporter: for many in brazil this is an example of everything that was wrong with the 2014 fifa world cup. it cost $600 million to build, twice as much as originally planned and after hosting less than a handful of matches it has never been filled again. today it serves mainly as a parking lot for these buses. after seeing cases of mismanagement in stadiums all around the country, to many the signs of wrongdoing were glaring and took very few by surprise. >> translator: th

he -- this happened after prince ali bin hussein, his only challenger dropped out, even though the firstound was not conclusive, because sepp blatter didn't win the two-thirds votes necessary. it went to a second round, but before the second round happened the prince pulled out, and sepp blatter has been thanking him for doing so and thanking all of his voters for backing him. he promised he would make fifa stronger, and he insisted that age would not be a problem. as you know he is 79. let's bring in andy richardson in zurich now. andy do you think that prince ali just didn't think he had the numbers to go into a second round? what do you think happened there? >> reporter: i think it's not a normal ele general public. each voter is representing a member association, and they go in with the backing of a member association. so it was always going to be unlikely that there could be any change. so perhaps his decision to withdraw is not entirely surprising. what we do have is more than a third of world football against sepp blatter. after his speeches today he has spoken of the need for uni

his royal highness prince ali bin al hussein of jordan, 39 years old, vying for the spot instead. president for asia so he has a handle on the job and wants to changes things out. a lot that want to change things out. the americans said they would not vote for sepp blatter after this remarkable controversy, scandal erupting, arrests being conducted. actually at this congress at an upscale hotel, the police swooped in and arrested a number of people because of corruption. and the allegations come from the united states and the attorney general herself said this won't stand when the americans get involved and make big dollar bids for the games, for the soccer, world soccer, and lose their bids and then we found out there's been graph going on, allegations, the americans came in, the indictments announced and this is the result. an election just a few days later. will the president sepp blatter maintain leadership of fifa? 17 years. will he be unseated? we will get you up to speed in just a moment, as soon as we get that vote. a lot of breaking news we've been watching the trial of j

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blatter defeated jordan's prince ali bin hussein who was his only challenger on friday. but the questions still remain as to how much blatter may be connected to the scandal as the investigation gets under way. for his part, though, blatter promised to the delegates at the group's world congress in zurich that he will do his best, quote, to clean up the organization, with their help. >> i promise you, in the end of my term, i will give this fifa to my successor in a very, very strong, strong position. a robust fifa and a good fifa. >> sepp blatter reelected. let's get more on the story from world sport anchor alex thomas who is slive in zurich, switzerland. with more on the vote and the reaction there, alex. good day to you. >> reporter: hello, george, i'm outside fifa house in the picturesque rolling hills outside of switzerland. as i speak, the most powerful man in football are meeting for the first time since sepp blatter was reelected as the fifth president at the age of 79. it could be interesting. in it will be men who supported blatter through the election process

says it will vote for an opponent during prince ali bin hussein in the election. >>> florida prosecutors want a man charged with shooting at george zimmerman to wear a monitoring tea vice out on one. hearing is scheduled in that case. investigators say matthew aferson had an ongoing feud with zimmerman and it showed that he had been admitted to the mental health institution before his run in with zimmerman earlier this month. two years ago zimmerman as you well know was acquitted in charges in connection with the shooting death of trayvon martin a case that capture national headlines. zimmerman has been in the head lines, subsequent to that, several times now. >>> 5:20. man responsible for deadly colorado shooting is sorry for the a being to. touring james holmes trial a video shows holmes telling a psychiatrist that he sometimes cries before he goes to bed and he regrets the the shooting. they played it for jurors in the case yesterday. holmes was interviewed nine times for a total of 22 hours. >>> still unclear tar washed up a along 7 miles of the southern california beach area came fr

he faced a challenge from jordan's prince ali bin al hussein. the vote was inconclusive. then prince ali withdrew. he had wanted to tackle corruption. u.s. authorities indicted nine fifa officials this week for allegedly taking kickbacks from media firms. blatter has come under fire for not cleaning up the organization's culture. >>> a volcano on an island in southern japan has erupted. officials with the meteorological agency described the explosion on kuchinoerabu island as powerful. they've issued the highest level warning and evacuated all the residents. nhk world's ayaka hatta has more. >> reporter: mount kuchinerabu erupted a little before 10:00 a.m. friday local time. it sent smoke 9,000 meters into the air. about 140 people live on the island. one resident says he heard a huge explosion when the volcano erupted. observers say rapid flows of gases and rocks have reached the coast. >> translator: more strong and large scale explosions could happen. we want people in areas where paraclastic flows are possible to follow directions issued by local authorities, includin

prince ali bin hussein put up a good fight. a lot of support from europeans. 73.otes. pretty clear which way most people were going. africans generally the asians football associations they were all behind blatter. in a way, prince ali really didn't stand a chance, jake. >> and, nick blatter's vowing to clean up the sport. any confidence fifa can police itself after this most recent scandal? >> reporter: oh he's incredibly confident, himself. and it appears that a lot of other members of fifa are, but you only have to listen to uafa one of the leading members saying that essentially the man has been put in charge of fifa now is not fit to lead. the world football organization. you've heard various people from the british prime minister saying blatter should leave, that he isn't the man to lead the organization angela merkelllor as well. saying he isn't capable. he has done it, and they voted for him. he says if they work together they can do it. a lot of eyes rolling. we'll wake up blatter will have a press conference and lay out his vision for the future. perhaps

prince ali bin hussein of jordan is the contender. he's offering to increase the number of teams from 32 to 36. he's offering to increase funding for football associations around the world from a quarter of a million dollars to $1 million, substantial increase. but the reality is sepp blatter has a strong following in africa, in asia, south america tends to go with him as well. the europeans have come out strongly for the contender prince ali, but at this time it does look like sepp blatter is going to be the one who continues to lead fifa. alisyn. >> oh so fascinating. thanks so much for that development, nic. we'll check back with you. >>> breaking news moments ago a flash flood emergency issued for northeast dallas and neighboring areas after more than 5 inches of rain slammed the region overnight. creeks overflowing their banks contributing to dangerous flash flooding. this as houston and other storm-battered parts of texas brace for five more days of rain. at least 35 people have died from severe weather, nine people remain missi

switzerland's sepp blatter, is the favorite, but the united states will vote for his opponent, prince ali bin al hussein. >>> and the jury in the trial of james holmes is expected to hear more in the psychiatrist interviews with the accused colorado shooter today. the focus is on whether he was legally sean when he allegedly killed 12 move goers in 2012. rick sallinger of our denver affiliate kcnc reports. >> do you remember what day you were arrested? >> yes. >> what day was that. >> july 20, 2012. >> reporter: for 22 hours the dr. william reid interviewed james holmes. >> whatever he suffered from, it did not prevent him from forming the intent and knowing what he was doing and the consequences of what he was doing. >> reporter: the subject of the mass shooting only came up briefly in this first interview when the psychiatrist asked about emotions. >> what brings tears to your eyes sometimes? >> regrets. >> regrets. can you tell me a little more? >> usually it's before i go to sleep. >> reporter: dr. reid then pressed a little further. >> regrets about? >> about the shooting. >> reporter: holmes was a

presidente de la organizacin por quinta vez de manera consecutiva despus de que el prncipe jordano ali bin al-husseina relevarle, retirara su candidatura tras una primera votacin en laue primero obtuvo 133otos y l 73. semapasada retiraron sus candidaturas el exfutbolista portugus luis figo y michael van praag con f de darle todo su apoyo al principe jordano. gabriel termianos este fin de semana con informacion de los equipos del area de la bahia. vamonos al beisbol de las grandes ligas donde los gigantes se enfrentaron a los bravos en en el att park. take vo vo con un home run en la segunda entrada de buster posey de dos creras ela parte bajade la primera entrada los gigantes se pusieron adelante y nunca miraron atras ganando cuatro a dos. con este resultado san francisco se pone en primer lugar de la division ya que los dodgers perdieron ante saint louis. vo en la liga americana los atleticos pen tenerle toma la medida y por segundojuego consecutivo los derrotanesta vez por pizarra final de seis a dos gracias a una tercera entrada donde anotaron cuatro carreras. con esta victoria mejoran su marca a

blatter, standing for a fifth term is being challenged by prince ali bin hussein of jordan. to avoid a second round of vote, the leading candidate must get 2/3's of the votes cast. let's get more on fifa's fallout. mark barton is at the scene with the late nest zurich. i know you were speaking to a myriad of people yesterday and soaking up ethe excitement over there. mark: it's been an incredible 48 hours here in zurich. we managed to speed off to the shores of lake zurich yesterday at lunchtime and i got an ex-crewsive, explosive interview with a man named guido tognani, a former fifa executive who worked for fifa in two stints between 1984 and 2003. during that time he was director of communications and wait for it a special advisor to the current fifa president, sett blatter. i asked him was he surprised by the timing of the u.s. department of justice investigation? >> was surprised about the exact action, it was very well prepared a secret. like james bond. police came secretly. they put them out of -- pulled them out of their bed. didn't expect this kind of early mornin

will vote for opponent jordan prince ali bin hussein. >> u.s. soccer officials wants this guy out. years. all this corruption that has been going on. >> it has been going back 24 years. >> he has been in the office about that long. >> same time. >> he said i cannot keep an eye on everybody in the organization. >> wow. >> wow. >> so how well can you spell. i'm rhyming. look at that so mike, i don't know, my spell check is cause helping me problems over the years. chances are you have never heard of the word that sealed the deal at that big spelling bee yesterday after noon s-c-h-e-r-e-n-s-c-h-n-i-t-t-e. >> correct. >> n-u-n-a-t-a-k nunatak. >> he knew the word. >> he said easy, breezy his word meant a hill or mountain completely surrounded by glacial ice and her word was the art of cutting paper in decorative design. >> oh. >> here's another factor first sibling of the champion to ever win, it runs in the family. >> thirteen and four year-old each take home a trophy and $37,000 in cash and prices. >> i like her technique she uses finger in her palm of her hand to trace letters. >> y

now it's down to these two men. 79-year-old sepp blatter and jordan's prince a will i bin al hussein.g who wins are 209 national football associations, members of six confederations. together, there will be 209 votes. the winner needs two-thirds. that's 140 votes. you are looking at the different confederations. eufa is one of those federations. in there, they have three associations. that's 53 votes. the ahead of eufa speaking on thursday said they will back prince ali at least most of the members are expected to. so that could potentially be right there 53 votes for prince ali. zero at the moment for sepp blatter. now, the asian football confederation, the afc and the african confederation of football has both openly endorsed sepp blatter saying not once but on several occasions post the latest crisis. together, if you can see, if you do the math, they account for 100 votes. very important to note this here, that prince ali, who is from jordan, doesn't even sooep appear to have the support of his own confederation. now, we won't know which way they will vote. they haven't spoken on

the 79-year-old was given another four years after prince ali bin al hussein of jordan conceded defeatrst rounds of elections. there have been more than an indictments and convictions related to the fifa corruption scandal. >> field trip of a different sort. elementary school students head heading to city hall to demand answers, and they get them next. >>> plus surveillance video that might make you wonder what the heck was this guy thinking? the septa temp that goes really bad. >> and philadelphia stepping into the future. the traveling exhibit you don't want to miss coming up. >> scott? >> dawn, if you're headed down the shore the pocono mountains we have your forecast. what about nascar week mend dover? find out when rai ♪ >> right now at 10:30, cries of racial profiling and police brutality have led to a number of violent demonstrations in cities across the united states this spring, and much of the looting and destruction coming at the hands of young adults. but near philadelphia today much younger protesters and much different result. does bruce gordon was on hand when elementary

the 79-year-old was given another four years after prince ali bin al hussein of jordan conceded defeatunds of elections. there have been more than an indictments and convictions related to the fifa corruption scandal. >> field trip of a different sort. elementary school students head heading to city hall to demand answers, and they get them next. >>> plus surveillance video that might make you wonder what the heck was this guy thinking? the septa temp that goes really bad. >> and philadelphia stepping into the future. the traveling exhibit you don't want to miss coming up. >> scott? >> dawn, if you're headed down the shore the pocono mountains we have your forecast. what about nascar week mend dover? find out when rain could impact a part of your weekend next. [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight ♪ >> right now at 10:30, cr

the only challenger today jordan's prince ali bin al hussein, conceded defeat after a first ballot leftfa chief spoke shortly after his re-election: >> i take the responsibility to bring back fifa. with you we do it, we do it, we do it. and i'm convinced we can do it. i am faithful man and i said now "god, allah or whoever is this extraordinary spirit there is in this world that we believe, they will help us to bring this fifa where we shall be!" and i promise you at the end of my term i will give this fifa to my successor in avery very very strong position. a robust fifa and a good fifa. we have to work together. >> woodruff: sepp blatter's re- election to head international soccer may seem counter- intuitive given what's transpired in the past 72 hours. but many countries did support him, and with billions of dollars at stake, geopolitics remain a part of this. for some further answers and perspective, we turn to: roger bennett, a soccer analyst and co-host of a show and podcast called "men in blazers" on nbc sports. and franklin foer, author of "how soccer explains the world." thank

blatter's only challenger: jordanian prince ali bin al hussein. the head of uefa, europe's main soccer body, said most of his countries plan to vote against blatter. >> ( translated ): people are tired. people no longer want a president, who i like i have always said that it's important for fifa to be strong and today fifa is not strong. >> sreenivasan: those comments joined a drumbeat of other calls for new blood at the top of the association. >> these revelations have dragged the game's reputation into the mud. the time has clearly come for change and we will offer >> sreenivasan: switzerland has opened its own probe into possible criminal mismanagement in the awarding of the 2022 world cup to qatar, and the 2018 world cup to russia. today, russia said there's no risk it will lose the tournament, and blatter found a full-throated defender in president vladimir putin. he said the arrests were merely american meddling in others' business. >> ( translated ): we can assume that some of them may have violated something, i don't know. but it is clear

he has one challenger, prince ali bin al hussein of jordan. the u.s.ation this week said they will vote for prince ali. >>> 5:43. the rivers in texas are finally starting to fall below flood stage but another round of rain is on its way. the national weather service has issued a flash flood watch for all of north texas through tomorrow morning. severe storms and flooding have killed at least 24 people in the southwest region. another 14 are missing. the area could see one to three inches of additional rain this weekend. >>> amidst that devastation we heard some pretty incredible stories of survival. rescuers reached one family in texas as their cabin filled with water. >> oh, no! >> water just gushing in there. sara perez says the water sounded like a freight train filling the first floor of their cabin in just a mooter of minutes. rescuers pulled her and her family in a boat through the second story window. she said it's hard for her to think about what would have happened if help had not arrived on time. >> i just thank god that he saved us and that

bin laden. saddam hussein. george bush as i mentioned and the ubiquitous jan from toyota.s w was deemed more of a bad guy than stalin or gang gus can. in this survey bush was deemed more of a bad guy than mao stalin or gang does can. does anybody read history? einstein mother theresa and gandhi came out on top. jesus, a guy named jesus didn't crack the top five. the average age of students in this survey was 23. which it is we know is the age when you know the most ever in life. right? andy let's start with the heros. who is your pick for hero. >> it is obvious edward snowden should have been on the top of the list. we don't need to discuss it. let's discuss it as a given and move on. the survey -- all the survey shows is that it is not just in america that millenials are awful. in addition to w they ranked saddam hussein as worse than stalin. stalin was worse than either of those two guys. you can make an argument that stalin was worse than hitler. i may not buy it. >> not to mention mao. >> the only cool thing is on the hero's list there was someone on the list named aft

. >> reporter: his opponent prince ali bin al hussein has promised to clean house. has the backing of the united states and europe. even before the first vote was cast european soccer organizations threatened to boycott the next world cup in 2018. but they have the support of after ka, asia and others beyond in order to secure the number needed for an election unless there's a seismic shift this afternoon. unless the investigation widens sponsors like visa and coca-cola warns they have to change their ways. >>> in iraq 15 people are dead after car bombs exploded outside of baghdad's two best hotels. it follows a questioning whether u.s. and its allies can count on iraq to fight isis. only this morning margaret brennan spoke with john allen. she is at the state department. good morning. >> good morning. john allen is heading to paris this weekend to meet with some of those coalition members who want an urgent re-evaluation of the strategy to defeat isis. he admitted isis has the momentum on the ground but he said the u.s. will do a great deal more to support the figh

his rival jordanian prince ali bin al hussein conceded because of his backers. >> i don't want there to be any more trouble so that's why i did it. >> 14 people were arrested in cases involved more than $150 million in bribes and complex money laundering schemes and more indictments are expected. blatter called the timing of the arrest a time to interfere with the fifa elections and said, i'm not certain, but it doesn't smell good. a senior european football head had an idea. >> the idea that blatter has been in the job for 16 years is just not acceptable. >> reporter: blatter said he's the victim of hatred. he added i forgive everyone but don't forget. for "cbs this morning: saturday," allen pizzey rome. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "ahramonline." mohammed sultan sent this videotape pleading the u.s. government for his release before staging a hunger strike. he was arrested in 2013 when security forces came looking for his father a prominent member of hismuslim brotherhood. the company's unmanned solar power drone crashed shortly after takeoff at a test site

. >> reporter: his opponent prince ali bin al-hussein of jordan has promised to clean house. he has the backing of the united states and europe. even before the first vote was cast european soccer organizations threatened to boycott the next world cup to be held in russia in 2018. but blatter has the support of africa area, south america and beyond, enough to secure the two-thirds majority needed for reelection -- unless there's a seismic shift this afternoon. as the investigation widens, fifa's sponsors like vie, is a coca-cola and adee da is warning on fifa to change their ways. >> charlie d'agata in london. thank you. >>> in iraq at least 15 people are dead after car bombs exploded outside two of baghdad's best hotels. the attack follows severe criticism by officials who question whether the u.s. and its allies can count on iraq to fight isis. only on cbs "this morning," margaret brennen spoke with general john allen, the man running the coalition against isis. she is at the state department this morning. hello, margaret. >> reporter: good morning. john allen heads to pari

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his only challenger is aly bin hussein of jordan. the vote comes two days after swiss police arrested seven soccer officials as part of a corruption scandal and so far u.s. investigators have not disclosed any evidence that blater had knowledge of misconduct. >> a volcano on a remote southern japanese island erupted blasting plumes of black smoke in the sky. there were no immediate reports of injuries to the 140 residents whose only access to the outside world is by boat. evacuations, though, are under way there. japanese prime minister told reporters they will do everything they can to make sure the islanders are safe. >>> and a trip to the stanley cup times on the line tonight as the new york rangers host the tampa bay lightning in game seven of the eastern conference finals. catch it on the nbc sports network 8:00 eastern time, 5:00 pacific, game seven of the western conference finals between the ducks and the blackhawks tomorrow night. it's going to be exciting tv. >>> this is definitely no way to start your work day. in oklahoma