. >> lee wellings is with me now, an ebbs the record marry couple of days. why quit now is it the pressure or something more. >> there are still things that can emerge, but it really did look -- when fifa release add statement about an alleged bribe for the world cup and the number two, fifa effectively the secretary general was so heavily involved, and they tried to dodge that he was involved be uh he clearly was, where did that leave him? where did he go then? how did he not know these things were happening once someone so close to him receive add letter about the situation was therefore in full knowledge of it, mr. blatter was right in it. we don't know if other things will come from of course the fbi investigation, they are suggesting they will, mr. blatter himself is meant to go to america for a gold cup tournament, these are trips we will still see but really his position got to the stage where there was nothing left, the rules oif cast that will he built up, there was nothing left, and yet still he has tried to stage manage it and trying to help footb

lee welks, al jazeera. >> well, lee a long time in politics four days is a long time in football. this time last week, we were talking about thens thats of prince alley of jordan, the only other candidate standing perhaps causing a upset unlikely. he would be an obvious candidate to stand again but of course there are others in the frame as well. >> there are. you can say in a way that prince ali might deserve it because he fought a very good election none of the right things at the point he lost. he was made gracious in defeat, but offers what he could do. this were times in that interview you thought are you the man to lead football into a new era or have you been put that by others. now michelle was the man that was meant to take over, blatter -- that's why they poison between them, blatter and pa tyini. he said he wouldn't stand for this election, i am not sure why. maybe he was waiting for this. >> maybe. will he now be tempted? because the relationship comes into this, will there be a new candidate in france. at some stage let's look at other people coming too. a woman's wor

there are other sides to lee as well, she mentor and resource to the staff and aensh and across otheragys and he is the reason we attracted great capital staff. he models nob nub and exercising techinal judgment in wise ways. lee is universely reect spected and sought after in the field. for so many reasons lee we'll miss you. thank you for all you have done for the transportation authority and all you have done for the city. with that i think we have a special resolution for you or certificate >> for formalities, if you can call item 9 as well >> item 9 recognize lee saga deputy director for out standing service from 1999 to 2015 >> thanks igist wanted to [inaudible] we have gotten to know each other over the last few years in the presidio project. my biggest memory is riding together at 5 a.m. on that monday when it opened up, the first path and hopefully we'll do it together in a few weeks early in the morning. you have been one of those people i have gotten to know in city government that is salt of the earth and amazing professional at what you do and also great to work with. you had

so let's bring in our sports correspondent, lee wellings.s was something that a lot of people have been saying to him for years. enough is enough. you have to go. four days ago he defied everybody and said i want a fifth term. who has forced him out. >> david this has been coming for a long type, he has been an fifa for 40 years. the last four years the the turbulent, in any other business and football sees itself as a business, and any other business the man as he called it, a captain the person at the head of the operation, would have gone. even if individual corruption cannot be pinned to him yet and it may still be, it was the actions of his executive committee at one stage half of the executive committee 12 of them, had been found guilty of corruption. and zillion he hung on people need to see a new fifa but of course look he can't go -- why why. why stand for re-election and say i have everybody's vote, i am everybody's president. and now he says that's it, i am quitting. >> he is such a browed and stubborn man. he is not anyaexaggerat

well there. >> of course none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question is whether it's actually possible. laurence lee al jazeera. >> well, the former french international footballer, confirmed he would stand to be candidate for fifa's next president. he called forceps blatter's resignation as a new start for fifa. >> you take responsibility. you are responsible for everything done, all the decisions made, made within fifa and that's probably why they decided to resign. but he said i would stay until march or april of next year i think it would stand hopefully with democracy in it. the three key words i said back in january when i stood for presidency. transparently democracy for the next election. and as i side it would start as a new adventure for fifa. >> amnesty international is accuseing nigerian military of committing war crimes while fighting boko haram. the report said that 7,000 men and boys tied in might detention, and 20,000 men and buys including nine-year-olds were arrested under suspicion of being boko haram members were tortureed. but the nigerian military denies the report. >> these ar

. >> and i'm lee wells sepp blatter may try to stay if a is incremental replacement doesn't come forward. greeted by cheering supporters, flown out offlown out of johannesburg earlier on monday. now south africa is in midst uf an investigation of why he wasn't kept in the country. claims he committed atrocities during the darfur conflict. before his arrival brahim nadul was critical of sending ba assure to the isending bashirto the icc. >> against any country taking such a decision. simply for this and that it was a matter of sovereignty. we are a sovereign state. the president is elected by the people of da. andsudan and you have been all following all these statements lame and meaningful. >> former head of the united nations in sudan. he was there in 2003 and 2004 when darfur genocide is alleged to have stain place. he joins us from geneva, good to have you with us. first off let's start with what happened in south africa. does that leave the country in breach of its icc obligations? >> it certainly does. i think it's very disappointing that the country whose people who fought against

. >> i'm lee wellings with all the sports news and who will reach the final with the. they could not complete their match in paris. >> let's begin with breaking news come in from saudi arabia, which repelled one of the biggest attacks by yemeni rebels since it's offensive began in march. an attack by houthi fighters in the yemeni republic guards loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. dozen members of the republic guard were killed in the attack. one saudi officer was killed. earlier there were violence clashes in the southern port city of aden between houthi rebels and soldiers loyal to abd rabbuh mansur hadi. several people have been killed and many others wound: many broke out in the city of taiz with forces battling houthi militias. let's begin now to the member of yemen's national dialogue between 2012 and 2014. he's aimed at restoreing democracy. he's here in 1250 with us. good to have you with us. what we understand about this latest attack or incident begins with the republican guards trying to make a push into saudi arabia. why would they troy to be doin

. >> i'm lee wellings of the sports news.s the temperature rises in wimbledon the defending champion turns up the hate. >> the greek government has asked for a new two-year deal from the eurozone. the euro group said it's too late to extend the current bail out but they'll meet again on wednesday to discuss the new greek proposal. greece is now just an hour away from its deadline to pay back 1in'to pay $1.8 million to the international monetary fund. it cannot afford to pay without an agreement with its lenders to free up billions more in bail out funds. the imf payment missing greece could be kicked out from the imf all together. from athens barnaby phillips reports. protesting. >> their country could slide out of the eurozone. they call themselves the pro europeans. they want a yes vote in sunday's referendum. there is much talk in last-minute negotiations. but perhaps the most important player in europe, the german chancellor has given nothing away. >> it's clear that we will not pull communication off until midnight tonig

. >> i'm lee welling. a football tactic and a scandal is emerging in baseball, too. the famous cardinals are accused of hacking a rival team's database. hello, the courts in cairo have upheld the death sentence give to mohamed morsi. morsi was sentenced to death along with five other leaders. they were convicted of planning a mass jail break during the the 2011 evolution. more than 80 others were conditioned to sentenced to death by abstentia. we have more details. >> death by hanging. this judge has upheld the court's previous verdict against egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi. >> the court has ruled firstly that first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendants by execution, by hanging. >> morsi along other top leaders of the muslim brotherhood were sentenced over a mass prison break over egypt's evolution in 2011. the muslim brotherhood said that the case is politically motivated. >> the trial is grounded and there is no chance for any opportunity. >> in a separate case, muslim brotherhood members were sentenced to life in prison

recommended the 4.25 new positions and again i thank you for the opportunity to thank mayor ed lee as well as the board of supervisors so the budget will be introduced to the full board july 14th the first vote will be july 21st and the second vote jill 28 i appeared before the board of supervisors public safety committee on social justice of the san francisco police department and i reiterated the following 4 points sfpd should strive so for a difference racially in sexual orientation and also that the department should conduct explicit bias training for all members additional training supervisors how to detect sub ordinances and finally this should include community folks and the third about body cameras that was made by the police department and deputy chief ali and commander morriser and presented their up to date on body cameras and finally i discussed the needed budget for the office of complaints and the last point under donna salazar the occ mediated 7 cases 5 in june 27 cases compared to thirty as of june 30th, 2014 and as june 30th 20145 complaints were mediated that concludes my

lee wellings will have more sport for you later. >> thank you for that. >>> bollywood is one of the largestcers of movies in the world. and over the past few years, the film award has become a high-profile event. our correspondent reports from kuala lumpur which is hosting this year's awards. >> reporter: this is more than just a song and dance for these teenagers. it's a lesson in their culture. >> it links us back definitely to india. we feel very much connected outside of india, because of bollywood movies and to watch our favorite stars on skrooen. >> reporter: bollywood is spawning industries arrange the world, but nothing is more lucrative than the films. >> 23 million watch a movie a day. is now everybody wants a part of it right? so they also want to attract films in their country. we spending over $500 million on shooting. >> reporter: that's why countries bid to host the international film academy awards. sidelines events are also organized to cater to the country. according to the organizers thousands of people will be flying into kuala lumpur. they are expected to spending over

. >> lee wellings has more now on the steps to elect a new fifa president. >> reporter: what we know the process to find a new permanent fifa president is going to take at least four months because that came correctly from the head of order and compliance at fifa who explained this moments after sepp blatter has spectacularly resigned. but it could take longer than that. he admitted it could be between six and nine months. we're talking about a situation in march next year might we then only have a new fifa president. so there are is a lot of time for candidates to determine if they can win. is this the time for michel platini. of course he backed prince ali, who is a strong candidate in the election that sepp blatter won. will there be a deal between prince ali and michel platini? prince ali has said he is interested in serving football but does that mean he will go for the presidency. will michael van prog come back into it? we really need to be realistic about what kind of figure the new fifa president will be. and others are look going their candidacy. a former fifa vice presiden

. >> i'm lee wellings with the sports news. in paris how well serena williams does to win the 20th grand slam single's title. >> let's start with breaking news now coming in from the mediterranean where the my grand crisis is brewing 25,000 people were rescued. a number that is expected to rise. rescue operations have been carried out in the last 4 hours with some still going on right now. we understand that people rescued at sea are being taken to the italian ports. we've been following the mediterranean migrant crisis, we're live at the italian island of lampedusa. tell us what is happening right now. >> well, that number of 2500 has risen. we just got off the phone with the italian coast guard. so far it's 23,100. as you said there are several rescue operations still ongoing. it's not clear yet but that number will also rise in the next few hours. some of the migrants just arrived here in lampedusa in the port behind me, 106 of them. but the bulk will be arising tomorrow because it takes a long time to sail really from the r

lee wellings is with us now i suppose this time last week we were leading pretty heavily. he is deelected himself. >> we were, but what a huge development, finally leaving fifa he hasn't quite gone yet, because he is talking about a position where he will see in the new regime, not be part of a new election, that is he calling let's listen to what he has to say. >> i am very much linked to fifa and the interests are very dear to me, and this is why i have taken this decision. i would like to thank everyone who supported me in a constructive and loyal manner, and have done so much for football. which we like so much, and i repeat what counts most to me is the institution of fifa and football around the world, thank you very much for your kind attention. he is going but he is not. >> it is very sepp blatter under the most pressure, so much pressure. >> of allegations of corruption. >> for in years yet he has found a way to take ownership of this by sort of effectively looking as though he is still helping i still want to smooth through a new person, what is he going to do? t

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lee is doing well. robert e. lee wins one of his biggest victories. riding off of the success of that victory, he is going to decide to capitalize and do something he is only done once before at launch an invasion of the north. he wants to do a lot of things. he wants to live off the land and we can the will of the north to fight and destroy his opponent. preferably on their home soil and that would strike a crushing blow to the union war effort. in early june of 1863, his army is going to march into the fredericksburg area and the army is going to be in pursuit. they work through western maryland and marching into pennsylvania and the confederate army is forging and scavenging throughout these areas of southern pennsylvania. pennsylvania has largely been untouched at this point. as we can see from the map, one of the great ironies when these two forces meet up with one another, the southern of approach from the north and the north from the south. gettysburg was a very enterprising, bustling little town. and as far as 19th-century goes, it was fairly

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well lee leave threw leave you there robe inning, thank you very much for the time being. >>> other newsscuers are still searching for hundred people after their cruise ship capsized in the yangtze river on tuesday, 18 confirmed dead, 14 14 rescued so far, adrian brown sent this update. >> reporter: behind me the yangtze river a powerful symbol in this part of china and now of course, the focus of this frenzied and continuing rescue operation. but it is a rescue operation that continues to be hampered by the weather. we have had torrential rain here during the past 24 hours although it has eased up during the past few hours. not enough, though, to make it easier for the teams of divers who have been working around the clock. those dive teams are now looking at the possibility of drilling three holes in to the up turned hull of the vessel to try to make it possible to enter the vessel that way. another option under consideration is to try to right the vessel to try to refloat it. but, of course, is a much more challenging task. this river continues to yield more dead than living. another

investigators linked him to samuel topaz, arrested earlier this month in fort lee as well as two others also arrested one identified as his brother. he made it to jordan before he was arrested there. there was no indication in the complaint that he was planning anything here but inside the federal building the accusation against him linked him only to the conspiracy to fight for isis overseas also quoting an inform will ant named individual 3 believing theres a larger group traveling overseas to fight with isil there. >>> you might remember kyana thomas who pleaded guilty last month to trying to join isis. federal investigators say thomas was prepared to leave her children to become a martyr for the terrorist group. >>> police in south jersey need your help finding the person responsible for several car burglaries. the suspect was caught on surveillance video breaking into a car friday in deerfield township cumberland county. detectives believe the same person targeted several cars in pittsgrove township salem county. the thief gets into mostly unlocked cars stealing cash and loose chan

well. lawrence lee is live in soour rick.nterpole has clarified these red notices are not the same as international arrest warrants, so what do they amount to? >> reporter: yes, that's absolutely right. and there was confusion here this morning. what they are is a sort of statement of intent a warning, if you would like that they are being watched. what it is is a signal to them that even though interpol comes to arrest them they are under threat of arrest from the countries in which they are. they are also under extradition for the country that wants to interview them which would be the u.s. so really what i think is this very directly, is interpol in france working hand in glove with the fbi and their investigation, because after all these six men, jack warner and the rest are from the americas and that plays in very much to the historical allegations that the fbi are investigating around corruption from fifa in the 1990s and so on. and really you can only expect that investigation to grow in the coming months. >> lawrence

well. >> hi richard lee acting director the environmental health the way we'll do it if we got a complimento go through 311 or a couple of ways the compliment will be you know, i went to this gas station and i wasn't able to use the bathroom so we got it complaint we'll send occult an inspector sometimes assuming at night time and have to schedule that we don't have inspectors night lifely once in a while they'll purchase something maybe gasoline or not and they'll say can i use the bathroom and if the person that's the cashier or someone said no. you can't we'll go back and site them saying they're in violation and give them a warning the first time and say we document that that and if we got another compliment maybe we go back in a couple of weeks or a month and get the same thing to say that you can't use the bathroom we'll site them for the first violation the $500. >> so i'm sorry, sir my brarmdz are for people buying chips. >> i don't have anything f between gasoline or chips if i bought chips i'll consider myself a patron there's no reference to chips in the legislation but a specifi

lee for your services this is a well deserved award of recognition commissioner president murase andi had the opportunity to spend a few hours in chinatown visiting with organizations and our name came up again and again and again as someone that advocated and championed the needs of students particularly in that community often you know there are thousands of the families that credit you with serving them incredibly well by particularly for chinatown families and students that are in need of those things are ignored and missed but view you as a champion thank you that was something literally we heard stores about things you've done and said so thank you in general and congratulate you on this well deserved recognize. >> commissioner wynns i want to add my thanks but to point out to people not that many people in the district that are neighborhood people grueling u grooving in the neighborhood and worked in the schools and went to the schools and connected to the community and the neighborhoods in san francisco are precious what we love to you just want to add my thanks in particular

even with jockeys background noise -- the united states will continue to do well. leethe only difference between lehman and grace -- and greece is lehman is by the private sector. it is a big difference. mario: truly different than 2010 at 2011. scarlet: -- betty: what would you say is the percentage chance that we will see greece leave the euro? mario: i can only tell you what i read from people more knowledgeable myself. very complex. if the euro fails, europe fails. germany is a major beneficiary. -- we have given germany a major trade advantage. german becomes priced out of the market place. the general feeling is the man stay inlady and people the eu. the greek people vote to stay in the eu. we are going to extend our offer to you and everybody lives happily ever after. keep in mind the last 150 years, greece has been restructuring or in default. mario: we went to iceland to latvia, to ireland. it was a reasonably well anticipated except for the short-term dynamics. betty: the u.s. was still growing. this was a market seeing some great to dynamics here. showing ch

lee. >> well, facts and history tell a much different story.israelis decided that they wanted want to live in fear, running to bomb shelters every day from the attacks from hamas and they said enough was enough, it was the president who was saying urging patients on part of the israelis while praising the authority by name. he -- the vice president and the congressional democrats many of them scripted the israeli prime minister speech before congress in march. obama had much of the campaign team over in israel in recent elections, that included a couple nonfor profits raising millions of dollars while they're talking about how to work with the obama administration. their efforts were entirely focused on a turnout amongst the arab israeli vote. so the president decides that his plane needs to go in a different direction. the facts and the history tell a much different story . stuart: now, this david axlerod's interview is going to be broadcast a little bit later on today in israel. and that statement from president obama is contained within that

lee hadn't done well in the early war and he hadn't been given command yet. so in a period of three months, jackson, with a force of 12,000 or 13,000, you know, basically drove three or four union armies out of the shenandoah valley with forces numbering more than 50,000. so what it did is it was just this stunning -- i mean, people still study it. i mean, the germans studied it very closely in world war ii, so did george patton. it was one of the most remarkable military campaigns in history compared to napoleon's italian campaign. and it happened again before lee had even, again, been given command of the confederate army. >> amazing. >> so he wasn't there yet. grant was this thing in the west that had won that -- you know, had won some battles in the west, but that was all he was. >> are you surprised, sam, as i confess i am, how much interest there is all these years later in that story? >> it's amazing. >> i mean, the civil war, i said earlier, the last ten or 15 years, ton of civil war books and many of them best sellers. a lot of interest in this subje

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. >> we're joined live from laurence lee in zurich. >> well look, if you think about the events of the last 24 hours in the timeline it was about this time last night that sepp blatter was resigning. shortly after that he was the subject of the fbi investigation, then this morning the red notices went out. half a dozen of football officials from latin america with links historically with blatter, and then you get the news that the fbi seems to be subassuming the swiss inquiry. it has been a very significant day in terms of law enforcement and the scope and breadth of the fifa inquiry. in the end it's very complicated. there are three main questions. one, sepp blatter it could be a while before we know the truth of that. and two what will it mean for the next two world cups. and that's a very difficult question to answer. and does it make the successor of blatter's job easier or more difficult because of all the divisions emerging because of the inquiry now being fronted up by the fbi and the states. >> you mentioned the impact of the next leader. talk us through the process and when wi

any clearer if these payments were made and, of course, their lee gal at this? >> reporter: welle murky story that would already was is just getting murkier and murkier, isn't it? as to whether these payments took place, tony abbott was again asked tuesday whether these payments by australians to people smugglers to turn their boats around and sends them back to indonesia whether they have taken place he didn't so much as not answer the questions o'donnelled it entirely and answered a different one. he said the only moral thing that answered was that the boats had stopped. he didn't engage in the question whatsoever beyond that. as for the legality. that's a very interesting question. we are been talking to lawyers on tuesday and they have been saying it basically a amounts to paying people to toll move these people. but the question is who will prosecute it. the australians will not mounts a prosecution against their own officials. there are laws within australia if it was intelligence officers, security service people who made these payments, then they are if you like, absolved

and vic lee is in pleasanton. vic? >> well, i think i can guarantee one thing. it's going to be a packed meeting here a city council chambers. in the past it's been mostly opponents of the plan. tonight a nonbinding ballot measure to see how citizens feel about e controversial issue, i think, most of them would point to these signs over here as the reason for, the reason why they're opposed to the massive housing. >> it is the biggest controversy to hit this charming town of 72,000, far from the manning crowds. it's been named fourth most desirable place to liven the country. only 29,0 homes, the issue? should the city allow t building of 1300 new homes? >> this is an old quarry. the cityormed a task force here. hundreds attended the w homes, they fear will affect air quality and traffic congestion. >> 1300 homes would bring ten times that many car trips per day. >> they will fac stiff penalties unless you drop water usage by 25%. >> more people just don't want it. not in our town. >>those for developing the plan >> we think it makes sense to puthe pause bton ov

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this of those included, robert e lee, as well as two of lee's sons and a nephew. the greeted the news with some consternation, judged by a very hastened decision on his part to file for a pardon with the president. by the way, he never got it and tell 1975. the oath was lost. seward gave it to a friend as a souvenir. it was not discovered until the 1970's in the national archives. the paroles reason presented obstacles for trying these men for treason. legal experts work just shoving those paroles aside. attorney general james speed had said so in an opinion to the president, and he was joined by france's labor, who gregg downs is talking about, a famous legal consultant for the administration, columbia college professor and author of the code of war. these guys reason that grant and the other generals had acted not as civilian political leaders but his military officers. they could grant paroles, but the terms and compassed only military actions and did not secure amnesty from civil prosecution. military actions according to these men lasted only during the war,

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and vic lee is in pleasanton. vic? >> well, i think i can guarantee one thing.cked meeting here at city council chambers. in the past it's been mostly opponents of the plan. tonight a nonbinding ballot measure to see how citizens feel about the controversial issue, i think, most of them would point to these signs over here as the reason for, the reason why they're opposed to the massive housing. >> it is the biggest controversy to hit this charming town of 72,000, far from the manning crowds. it's been named fourth most desirable place to live in the country. only 29,000 homes, the issue? should the city allow the building of 1300 new homes? >> this is an old quarry. the city

lee is survived by his wife beth, three children back seat, jamie and izzy and his grandchildren. meredith whitney joins us on the television to talk more about this. lasers with me as wells darius. good to talk to you. thanks for calling in. you knew jamie lee quite well over 20 years +-plus-sign wall street. can you tell us about him? >> for main street, you probably would've never heard of this guy. before i heard of this guy, i remember being in conversation with jpmorgan. of course we have jimmy lee. do you realize what a major influence he was almost draped in almost every major debt deal that went on. as evidence of that, if you went to a christmas party at his home or saw him in action and they were on wall street, the guy knew everybody. he was involved in every major dealer for the past four years and with such a trusted advisor to so many major captains of industry. it is hard to put a fair description around his influence on wall street. i think wall street was really in shock yesterday. but i did not need to work. he's obviously been a major force behind wall street for 40 years but was tireless and excited about going to work every single day. i think it is

well. david lee miller thank you very much. >>> pope francis is talking about climate change and he has a warning to the world. his comments are now sparking response from some republican presidential contenders. >>> and fiery words coming from iranian lawmakers. and what they want to do to america. you know they just pass ad bill that could put the ongoing nuclear talks in >> a defiant iranian parliament chanting death to america as they pass a bill that bans nuclear inspectors from any access to all military sights in iran. gaining access to those sights is a key demand of the united states and the other world powers in the ongoing talks with iran. iranian officials including the religious leader the ayatollah khomeini are strongly rejecting the idea of iranian scientists being interviewed. the u.s. state department now plainly says in response to all of this those inspections must happen or there will be no deal. america and our allies face a june 30th deadline for a final agreement. >>> the pope is weighing in on climate change calling it a manmade problem that poses a threat to the world and

lee. he played really well. but no, it was good. i mean, you know you want to show some fight.nd i thought in the third quarter we were hanging our heads a little bit. and it was good to see us bring the fight to the game and that's how we have to play the whole way through. >> reporter: all right i understand we have big time san francisco giant news to talk about as well. so we will wrap it up here in cleveland as the warriors get back at it on thursday evening. scott. >> mark, we do in fact, have huge giant news. that will certainly be our lead on any other night. we'll get to that right after this. >>> history in new york. hunter pence still out of the line up but they didn't need him because they had this guy. heston. giants lead the mets 2-0. in the seventh of geez, joe paic the brooklyn kid going yard. a lot of friends and family in the house. heston was the story. he was masterful. the mets couldn't touch him. didn't allow a single hit through 8 innings here in the ninth. last chance for new york, ruben tejada that my friend is a no hitter. the 17th in giant history. >>