let's pick up with lee wellings live in zurich. so we have got our new president, lee?> reporter: yes, gianni infantino is the new president of fifa. this is not the result we were expecting, coming into this sheikh salman looked like he had the votes he needed, but those pledges didn't all turn into the support he needed, some of the 207-voting nations would have broken ranks, and not gone on their advise of their leader in the federation and voted the way he wanted them too. he has worked tire resly to get the support he needed to win this election. he was not originally standing. it was towards the end of last year, when michelle platini was banned from football, he was infantino's boss at uefa. he said i'll stand in until michelle platini is cleared. he wasn't cleared, and infantino stepped forward. now he has this huge job on his hands for a new cleaner fifa. >> lee, we're just seeing some pictures. he's standing up there at fifa headquarters in front of everybody. everybody obviously clapping, and i suppose this could be the start of a new journey for fifa. some r

longstreet will complain about lee during the war, and after the war as well. longstreet's headquarters were always supposedly closest to lee. some people have maintained that's so lee could keep an eye on him. i don't know if that's true or not. i think there was some kind of personal regard there, but again, i don't think there is any sort of irntimate sort of friendship. >> thank you. >> since we're here at gettysburg, i think we should say that one general that general lee did have respect for, apparently, was george gordon meade. meade said he will commit no error or mistake in my front. did he not say that? >> yeah. i've forgotten just who it is he says that to. they had known each other in the old army before the war. i think lee had a pretty fair regard for him. i'm sure you all know the great zero when meade comes to visit lee and said good lord, lee, you got a lot of great hair there. lee says, well, meade, you have to account for some of it -- or maybe it is the other way around. meade didn't have any hair at all at that point probably. >> i was going

lee wellings, al jazeera, zurich. >> still to come, allegations of vote rigging in uganda, we'll take through. bogus we've, pretend foods of the future that taste like they should but don't contain the usually ingredients. we'll be right back. >> hello again the top stories here on al jazeera. a cessation of hostilities has come into effect in syria. the united nations security council voted unanimously to back the conditional ceasefire. about 14 people have been killed in an al shabaab attack on a somali capital. syl hotel after setting off a cam bomb at the entrance. fighters were stopped at a checkpoint. and chris christie has endorsed donald trump as a candidate for u.s. presidential election. the new jersey governor dropped out of the race a couple of weeks ago. >>> people in besieged towns are struggle ethnic find relief, many have them have tried ofind food and relief, in azaz, rob mathison reports. >> food for thousands, prepared by exhausted volunteers. they buy what they can and rely on donations including money food and heating oil but they're struggling to compensate. >> w

as lee wellings reports. [ cheers ] >> reporter: chosen by fifa as the man to lead them into a cleanerure. the swiss was only standing for president because his boss in europe, michelle platini was banned for corruption. the favorite was sheikh salman, but he won with a major 115 votes to salman's 88, in the first vote to go to a second round in over 40 years. >> we will restore the image and respect of fifa, and everyone in the world will applaud us and will applaud all of you for what we'll do in fifa in the future. we have to be proud of fifa, and everyone has to be proud of fifa, and we have to be proud of what we will do together. >> reporter: an extraordinary ride for the man who was secretary general of uefa. but he has a huge job ahead of him. and his election pledge of $5 million per federation raises questions of how an organization $550 million under their financial target of the year can afore it. disappointment and some bemusement from sheikh salman. some of his pledges didn't come through. some african delegates broke ranks, and defied the directive to vote for him. if he

>> lee wellings live with the very latest on the fifa voting. e thank you. >>> still to come this half hour, hundreds of thousands of iraqi shiites turn out in baghdad demanding a cabinet reshuffle. >>> and while the french oil giant has been fined more than $800,000. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al jazeera. >>> the leader of syria's affiliated al-nusra front has called on rebels to intensify their strikes against president assad and his allies, just hours before a two-week truce is set to come into force. >>> polls close shortly in iranian elections. the country's first parliamentary elections since the nuclear truce was agreed to last year. >>> now hundreds of thousands of supporters of the prominent shiite cleric have rallied in baghdad. the square in the iraqi capitol was packed with people calling for government reforms and a crackdown on corruption. the block holds 33 seats in parliament. >> translator: it should be known that not implementing these terms is considered a betrayal to iraq and its people,

lee wellings al jazeera.he falling price of isle, has forced the government to reduce public spending now noening loor build a new fence for moscow or renovate an existing support academy liverpool is through to the last 16, after a rather nervy win. james milner scored from the penalty spot for the only goal of the time. they had to with stand some late chances and he will now prepare for the english leak cup final against manchester city knocked out germany with a 3-nil away fourth up on aggregate, and they are three goals against the italian side. 4-1 over the two and djokovic hopes of reaching a final have ended a he retired an eye infection into the dubai tennis champion. the world number one was taking on spain's lopez, djokovic was coming off the 700th career win many the last round, but he struggled in the opening sets making 18 unforced errors. he decided to carry on, however, he lost it six games three. djokovic was a four time championship, eventually deciding to retire, much to the disappointment

lee wellings. >> welcome to "america tonight." i'm sheila macvicar. joie chen is on assignment. it is the faces of refugees fleeing violence in syria or the butchering of the islamic state group in iraq that has captured much of the world's attention this year. but there are others fleeing poverty or lesser known wars who don't make the headlines. their arrival in europe is the journey. i recently spent nearly a month in europe. a million refugees arrived on the shores of europe last year, the majority were syrians, afghans and iraqis fleeing brutal wars, in search of a safe haven in europe. this group was applying for asylum in northern europe. >> my friend's house in sweden. >> you're going to germany. >> as syrians over 80% will be granted some kind of refugee status in europe. allowed to stay and to work. but then, there are migrants like karamo. a young man from war torn guinea bisau who traveled thousands of miles by foot for a chance of a new life. karamo is among the hundreds of thousands of migrants from countries whose citizens have become virtually invisible within eu

lee wellings al jazeera, zurich. >> with a place many the last 16th at stake.chester united will have to goa turn a first leg deficit the champion record in england. five matches they won three times and lost just the once. unbeaten in nine home games. >> so the circumstances are getting better, because they are always playing like that. i think more or less. so we have to organize, their organization. so we have to be very creative. >> some have already kicked off earlier, a 1-1 draw was enough to send through 3-1. right now they are leveled their time with athletic and the top liverpool, are one up later to overturn a 1-nil deficit. take a 2-nil lead, and they meet after 1-1 draw last week, in florence. now in the nba the defending champions the golden state warriors go to orlando to face the magic. the warriors are coming off a win on wednesday. that game notable for the achievement of reigning mvp. the warriors start becoming only the third play in history to make a 3-point in every one of the last 127 games. but also on wednesday, kevin durant and russell

. >>> i'm lee wellings in zurich as fifa prepares for its big day to elect a new president. >> peoplee money. wicked people. >> you are creating a society that can be rotten to the core. >> anas risked his life to report the truth. >> to save his people. >> doesn't matter who you are, i come with my cameras. >> only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> hello again, the top stories this hour on al jazeera. the u.n. says 21 tons of food, medicine and other supplies have been lost in syria. they were supposed to reach people in the town of deir al-zour. >>> the refugee crisis is being discussed in brussels. thousands of migrants and refugees are stands in this greece. >>> and u.s. secretary general ban ki-moon has arrived in south sudan, where he is trying to ensure a shaky peace plan takes hold. >>> let's get more now on the conflict in syria, and there are growing concerns over the links between kurdish fighters, the syrian regime, and russia. >> reporter: this is the ypg, the fighting force behind what has become the kurdish power in syria, a rise that is making some people very nervous, and

lee wellings our correspondent in zurich is live now for us. the voting has been going on for a little time now. what do you know about what is happening? >> reporter: well, the first round of voting is taking place. it has been going on for around 90 minutes. they will start counting the votes shortly. we have been given a time of 27 minutes. if one of the candidates, and obviously most likely salmon, were to get two thirds, they would be the new president. in that is unlikely. it will most likely go to another round, and we'll see if he can hold off that challenge and become the new president, replacing sepp blatter who was here for so long. >>> lee choosing new president is just the start of fifa trying to restore its credibility, isn't it? what else do they need to do? >> reporter: the president is not as big of part of this as some might be lead to believe. some of the presidential powers are going to be taken airway. the 89% of the delegates voted for reform. they desperately need to reform this organization, they have a plan, but they ar

my guest this week is spike lee. >> well, speaking of your films, you know, a lot of them... lotta your feature films make... sports references. >> uh-huh (affirm). >> why? what's the connection? did you... did you wanna be a pro one day? >> the connection is this, both of my loves came from my parents. my mother was... loved... she was a cinephile. so, she took me to movies. my father's a jazz musician, he didn't... he hated movies. so, i was my mother's date. but my father loved sports. so, sports and film came from my parents. and growin' up i had the... a fleeting moment of maybe bein' in prof... playing second base for new york mets. but then i woke up. (laughs). >> so, i have heard that the president took his wife to see do the right thing... >> now wife. >> now wife, now wife. when they were first dating, they went on their first date to see... >> first date. do the right thing. >> first date... i always say thank god he didn't take michelle to see driving miss motherf***in' daisy. (laughs) or that have been the last date! (clapping) michelle'll looked at him and say, "you... ...

lee wellings, al jazeera, zurich. >> 14 people have been killed in an al-shabab attack in the somali capital, this according to security sources. a car bomb was detonated at the gates of a hotel in mogadishu. the fighters then stormed the. the police killed three of the attackers and the scene is now security. >>> hundreds of thousands of supporters of general haftar have rallied in baghdad they told 34 seats in parliament and said that a democratic government should now be formed. a journalist activist has ended his hunger strike. he remains in custody without charge. under the deal reached with israel he'll now be released in may. we have reports from west jerusalem. >> this is just minutes after he ended the hunger strike. the palestinianen journalist and activists was arrested in late november and was put in administrative detention which is imprisonment for six months he newible indefinitely. >> thanks to god i will be free because that have unity. >> earlier this month this video cuffed to his hospital bed calling out in pain went viral. it protesters demanded that the governme

let's pick up with lee wellings live in zurich. so we have got our

lee? >>> well, it's nice and warm now. 65 degrees at 8:00 a.m. and look at this, we go to 78 at 3:00 p.m. with a small rain chance. look outside right now. lakeland, you're 61. 63 in inverness. 6 s 4 in sarasota. and over the next -- 64 in sarasota. and over the next couple day, a mild start. we did have overnight rain. i don't expect a lot left in the morning but during the afternoon, we could see a few 75. and things really go downhill overnight. and strong cold front crosses the gulf. makes it here right around sunrise tomorrow. and we could see strong storms as the system pushes from west to east. afternoon. and now let me show you what i think the biggest threats are, the farther north up into the southeastern united states, bigger threat for strong for us, north of i-4, strong wind gusts up to citrus, hernando and pasco. along with the small risk of an isolated tornado, tomorrow morning, clearing out and cooling down too for the end of the week. gayle and gene -- >> all right, thank you so much. >>> which is the most popular dog breed in am

lee wellings. >> welcome to "america tonight." i'm sheila macvicar. joie chen is on assignment. it is the faces of refugees fleeing violence in syria or the butchering of the islamic state group in iraq that has captured much of the world's attention this year. but there are others fleeing poverty or lesser known wars who

lee wellings >>> a young boy from afghanistan had a very special guest from football massi. he made headlines earlier this month when he was pictured wearing a home-made argentina shirt made from a plastic bag. pictures of him wearing the shirt went viral and were eventually seen by the player himself. he is now the proud owner completely with the signature of the playerer. one of the world's most famous steam trains is back on its rails after a decade long restoration. the flying constitutes man set-off-- scottsman was built-in 1923. it is recognised as the first train to exceed 100 miles an hour or 160 km an hour. >>> good evening from los angeles, welcome to a special edition ever muslim brotherhood. i'm michael oku. thing about your life for a second. do you own a home, car, cell phone. do you go to the doctor, dentist or doub load music on -- download music on itunes. chances are you have signed away a fundamental right. the right to have your way in court. it's called arbitration, for the

. >> thanks, lee. well let's start with a little the tar heels hosting the pittsburgh panthers earlier today in a nice little a.c.c. matchup. 8:43 in the first half, meek blocks robinson and page gets the ball on the break for the slam. that would make it 25-17u.n.c. then nice little slow-mo replay. all right. 1:34 remaining in the first half. tar heels leading by 10. nice little passing game here. justin jackson to johnson for the baseline slam making it 39-27. now to the second half robinson trying to keep pittsburgh in the game. he hits the jumper to make it a 10-point game. 13:02 in the second half, page going to steal the ball and get the ball back on the other end for the three pointer. then 5:07 in the second half, it's 76-52 u.n.c. joe berry going to steal the ball for the layup. tar heels get the big win over final scar 85-64 u.n.c. >>> nba all star weekend underway. yesterday players selected to play in the 2016 all-star game had practice. this will be kobe bryant's 18th and final all-star game. t

. >> thanks, lee. well nascar sprint cup series in atlanta today for the quick trip 500. kyle busch won the pole but starts from the back of the field after failing post-qualifying inspection. all right. now let's go to lap 117. matt kinseith running up front but under a green flag pit stop, penalized for improper fueling. once the gas can is engaged, the gas man is not allowed to do anything else but after already beginning to fuel the car, he set as wrench on the back deck lid and that is a penalty. it will take him out of contention. now to 41 laps to go, leader kevin harvick on the left side of the screen pits under green, he appears headed to victory until ryan newman will blow out a tire bringing out the second caution of the day. here we go. on the restart, johnson leading but kyle busch who had fought his way back gets a great start from third but johnson is able to hold him off. now there is a wreck on the back stretch, but johnson had reached the overtime line and johnson stays out front to get the win. you see him hold up three fingers in honor of earn heart be

kai-fu lee: well, it is slowing down.verall economy has slowed down a little bit as we can see through the numbers. .hina really has two economies one is the traditional economy. one is the new economy. tech, e-commerce, social networks, the consumer service economy has been growing dramatically. the question is, will the growth in tech be enough to offset the traditional -- betty: will it? kai-fu lee: growth is tremendous. but it is small. i think a drop in the overall economy is moderated, there will be time for it to be offset. i am not an economist. isty: the tech industry still relatively new in china versus some of the older industries like manufacturing, the industrial sector, and so forth. there are questions people have raised when they look at some of the stock rises of some of these chinese tech companies, whether the growth might have gotten out of hand in these chinese companies. what do you say to that? kai-fu lee: absolutely not. not overall. companies like $.10 and alibaba are very powerful. betty: there a

lee wellings, al jazeera. zurich. >> former chelsea manager jose mourinho said that he's not sure what his next job will be. the portuguese was visiting singapore on wednesday. mourinho was sacked as chelsea manager in disease. despite guiding the plus to the premier league last season the 53-year-old is continually linked to replace manchester united manager. >> if i have to return to tomorrow, i return tomorrow. but i always feel that it is better to wait, not to rush. the next season with a new player, new project, i think it's probably the best thing for me. >> tennis' number one djokovic has won and will book his place in the final of the dubai championships. he won 6-1, 6-2 in just 675 minutes. he's one of three active players to reach 700 wins. >> it's a great milestone, and obviously as i said on the court i enjoy every win that i've had in my career. i've played many matches. 700 wins is something that i'm very proud of together with my team. we worked hard on this course of ten years. my professional

lee] cooked perfectly. ready to go. we have the sauce as well. - [david] okay. - [lee] yes. - i think the only thing prettier than this could be one of our best supporting actresses. so we're ready for our first category. are you ready? - i'm ready. - okay, let's check 'em out! nominees for best supporting actress! (winding) - what i gotta say about john ruth's ravin'? me and one of them fellas is in cahoots. we're just waitin' for that's when we're gonna kill y'all. she's pretty fearless, daisy. she's a gutsy girl and a little bit of an animal in a certain way. but, um, she also, they all have their values. they all have their soft spots. (winding) - [carol] so what kind of name's belivet? - it's czech. (soft jazz music) it's changed. originally, it was-- - [carol] it's very original. - well... - [carol] and your first name? - therese. - [david] nominated for her (murmuring) second academy award, actress rooney mara gushes about acting alongside cate blanchett in carol. - it's been incredible. i mean, i've loved cate since i was 13 years old wh

. >> i'm lee we'llages at -- wellings at wembley stadium. the question is can this man become f.i.f.a. president. >>> welcome back, time for sport with robin. >> thank you. another english premier league side revealed this pep guardiola agreed to take over as their manager. the 25-year-old watched his current team bayern munich win. on 30th june he'll take over at etihad after signing a 3-year contract. manchester city will be the third team he's managed. manchester city confirmed that manuel pellegrini will stay on to the end of the season. but in a statement explained the reason for making the announcement monday. they said: manuel pellegrini is supportive of the decision to make the communication is focussed on achieving his targets through the season ahead. manuel pellegrini confirmed the arrangements. >> i know the speculation. i'm not doing nothing behind me. i know this. i don't think it's good to have rumour or speculation. i prefer to finish today. that's what i told the press. and i spoke two weeks ago, that i would do it. >> guard

. >> lee wellings there live. hank you. >>> voting still hasn't wrapped up in iran's first election since the country negotiated its nuclear deal and had its international sanctions lifted. it has been extended in several hours in some places. for the first time iranians are voting for both the parliament and the assembly of excellence. iran's parliament is currently dominated by conservatives, but that could change, given the success of progressive president rouhani in securitying that nuclear deal. some 12,000 people wanted to run for a seat, but just 5,000 were eventually cleared. from tehran here is andrew simmons. >> reporter: all sides had appealed for a high turnout, and it looks like voters listened. throughout iran polling was brisks. a country with 54 million people eligible to vote. the supreme leader was one of the first to cast a ballot from his own residence. the president is standing for reelection to the assembly of experts. >> translator: the polls indicate massive turnout at the polling stations.

lee wellings is in zurich. voting is under way. where do things stand? l, we started with five presidential candidates, we have now four. the south african businessman and politician pulled out. the only surprise was he didn't pull out earlier. it's been a strangely lacklustre campaign, it's the two fronts runners. sheikh salman of bahrain, the man like i to become president. the general secretary of u.e.f.a. representing europe who poses the biggest challenge to him. voting has been going on for the past hour in the first round. i expect within the next 30 minutes we'll have the result. a candidate needs to get two-thirds in. that's unlikely. we'll see a process of candidates eliminated. >> this is watched in the u.s. around the world. will people expect transparency from the new president? >> they do. they expect big changes from f.i.f.a. f.i.f.a. is trying to prove it can have a cleaner future and move forward. something significant happened here behind me, f.i.f.a., the 207 nations representing them voted in reforms. they will happen if they are allow

lee. >>> well despite the protest today. apple is losing the battle. 51% of americans polled in a new research study say nat company should unlock the phone. 38% say that the company should not do so. and the opinions do not fall along party lines. 56% of republicans said apple should unlock the phone and most of the democrats surveyed agreed and sided with the f.b.i. 4 7% wantal to unlock the device and 43% supporting apple. >>> are you ready to rumble? has arrived. lawmakers offering heated responses for and against the >>> the political headlines raging. obama nominates a supreme court justice. >>> what the kalamazoo driver did before he went on a killing spree that left 6 people dead. >>> our series of investigations in the cleveland division of water and how the last year. >>> today we are learning new information about the man accused of going on a killing spring in kalamazoo michigan. we are learning how he spend the hours leading up to the shooting. >> charged with 6 murders and facing life in prison ... >> you under

. >>> folks from across the area are coming together to help collect water for people in lee county where 15 wells are con department discovered elevated levels of chromium in the counties wells. the department of environmental

. >> lee wellings has more now from zurich. >> the shock making a late run and being able to beat sheikh salman to becoming the fifa president becomes the hard work. and he made promises to 209 members of the sow called fifa family. he said he wants to deliver money to the national federation, and of course the figure of $550 million was released by fifa as to how much they're behind where they want to be financially. he needs to make sure that they can attract sponsors again, and can be seen to be clean. and broadcastest will always pour money into fifa, but there are other areas he needs to sort out the finances. of course there is the reputation as well. the public, most have responded well to gianni infantino, but also the u.s. and swiss authorities continue to look at what they're doin--fifa is doing. he has invited a few people here for a game of football, a kick around, a reminder that ultimatebly all this fifa business is all about the game of football. >> new coach relishing competition, now he's taking the hot seat. after the loss to archrival, and has promised to do everything

lee. >>> well, today one of the presidential candidates made his pitch to voters right here in ohio. we were at baldwin wallace for bernie sanders' rally. our john kosich sat down with him. we have that story tonight at 5:30. >>> one day after reports broke that nevada governor was being vetted for the scott, he's ruling himself out. today governor brian sandoval released a statement saying he let the white house know that he does not want to be considered at this time. could fill the vacancy hup bling. >>> severe weather has been slamming our nation. >> meteorologist jason nicholas tracks dozens of severe stores. we're getting a closer look at the damage they left behind. >> yesterday, 4:00 and 5:00, we were tracking eight, nine different tornado warnings. people along the east coast reported that thunder kept them up all night. the hardest hit area left behind a five-mile wide path of destruction. two men and a toddler died when a tornado slammed into a mobile home and threw the distance of about three football fields. in lancaster pennsylvania, you can see tornadoes flattened home

we go to lee wellings who say the fans against high tickets especially in england is an issue that won't be going away soon. >> there will be football supporters federation meeting it will happen soon. and they will look into ways they can put pressure on the premiere league to produce ticket prices. this is going to be difficult because they don't want to have a mass walkout in a has been talked about. that's drastic action. they want the league to concede with the global deal from 2016 to 2019 for television rights surely ticket prices can be cut. surely it's not a big part of the revenue any more. when you compare it to television rights. that's what pays the inflateed player wages. what are the english fans going to do about it? remember football is being run as a business largely but it's not just that. these are things that started the community. these are things that existed for generations and some fans are definitely being priced out. >> gary neville and his team are em embarking the match against birlings loan in a in a little hour from now hoping to overturn the seven-loss def

lee what does this mean for blatter and platini? >> reporter: welland blatter were kept waiting by the appeals committee longer than expected for this news, when the news came, it was not what they wanted to hear. yes, a small reduction in their ban, but that will be of little consolation for them. because it is a real career ender for blatter. he wants to be some kind of hon honorary president and clear his name. as for platini, his fifa presidential am beneficiaries look over, but could he go back to uefa and be the president again? he needs the court of arbitration for sport to clear his name, so does sepp blatter. this is where the presidential election will take place on friday, always twists and turns with that. the latest being that prince ali one of the five candidates has his bid to suspend the election turned down. he was unhappy there wasn't transparent voting booths. >> lee thank you very much for that. it's a busy week in zurich, and lee has been looking at fifa's past at their new museum. >> reporter: fifa headquarters has become moan f

let's hear from our correspondent lee wellings who said the anger of the high ticket prices is an issueat won't be going away soon. >> football supporters federation meeting and it will happen soon. they're looking into ways they can put pressure on the premier league to reduce ticket prices. now this is going to be difficult for them because they don't want to have something like a mass walk out, which has been talked about. that's drastic action. they just want to concede with 8.3 global deal for television rights, surely ticket prices can be cut. surely it's not as you say a big part of the revenue any more. when you compare it to such things as television rights. that's what pays for the inflated player wages. they are fed up with having to pay too much. just remember, football is being run as a business, but it's not just that. it started in the community. these are things that have existed for generations and some fans are definitely being priced out. >> former egypt and premier league player was given his marching orders on tuesday. he's the third coach to be tacked by the season

let's go to lee wellings in zurich. what were the results?> reporter: things are getting extremely interesting here, because we have had a surprising development after the first round of results have been announced. no new president yet, but the score so far, infantino, standing in place of the banned michelle mra tiny has 88 votes. and that is more than sheikh sal month. now it gets intriguing. prince ali way behind. jerome champagne way behind. eventual, it's going to come down to the two men, salman, and infantino, and salman will now be extremely concerned that infantino has enough. >> is that what has done it, lee? all of the lobbying, why has he been able to creep ahead of sheikh salman? >> reporter: it certainly has something to do with the really hard lobbying over the last few weeks. i don't think it will be largely down to the speech he gave earlier today. it was the pick of the speeches, but i think most people would already have decided. what surprises me is that it seems clear that africa was really backing sheikh salman. they sa

lee wellings. >> reporter: great skills from him. man city has taken a big step to reach. thing the finals. they were put ahead after a quarter of an hour before half-time. silver double their leave. he pulled the back but a third was added for city late on. >> i think that it is an important result, but it's not finished. i think that the worst thing that we can do is to think that because we want tonight, we run away, they game at home is ready. i think it is important to understand that we play against the big team. it is important to have a good performance at home. >> reporter: over in the netherlands there was one sent off in the second half. they managed to hold on to a straw against diego. on to some nba now. cury has put himself in into the record books again. he made a 3 pointer in every one of his last 127 games. he is only one of three players to achieve that feet. curry scored 42 points in the golden state warriors win. over in texas, kevin duran and westbrook forward 24 points as a 116 to 103 point win against east dallas. not much rest for the north division

lee. >>> well, we have had big presidents day storms. in comparison to those. >> did you get a cold for presidents day, liz. >> i did and frozen pipes. i'm looking forward to the warmer weather though it's supposed to pour tomorrow it sounds like. >> not all day. meanwhile, snow in new york city, sidewalks getting slick and snow covered. there's treated roadways around new york city, and at least we're getting two levels with our temperatures that the treatments are a little bit more effective as we climb through the 20s. watch your footing, take it slow on the roads, if not, stay inside this afternoon. visibility down as we look to a story from the manhattan skyline, and we see our temperatures have been in the middle 20s. 81% humidity, and northeast wind at 5. that's the other good thing, the winds are fairly light. it's more comfortable than it was at any time over that frigid weekend. numbers to the north, still holding in the teens, and poughkeepsie, and snow is going to stick. we don't need 33-degree temperatures to get ice and rai

presidential election there is still plenty of work for the candidates to do over the next few weeks, lee wellings london. >>> he says he had authority a few years ago of possibility of motorized bikes being used in the sport and comes after the belgium had a motor in her bike frame at the world cycling championships on saturday and the tour de france called for increase in bike testing to root out what some are calling motorized or mechanical doping. >> well, for the last few years now there have been rumors about motors being concealed within the bikes and it's a concern i've had and something i've brought up with the independent commission when i sat down with them and said listen from my point of view there are these rumors and it's my advice that they implement control and start checking bikes more regularly. >> the number two ranked team in the nba the san antonio spurs beat the or orlando magic and the win is the spurs 26th successive victory on home court and scored 28 points and getting back to winning ways after resent losses to the cavs and the warriors on the road. now the weather hit

. >>> lee welling there at fifa head quarters in zurich. let's have the latest.orded his first six nations victory since 2014. >> the scots seeing off italy 56-20 in rome. and england have wrapped up a written against defending champions ireland 21-10. it's three wins from three now for england coach eddie jones. >>> tennis now, world number four won, despites the exit of novak djokovic there was no lack of quality in the matchup between the current french open champion and the former australian open final i was. taking the open set 6-4. but it was the second set and especially the tiebreak that everyone almost most remember. winning the tiebreak 14-13. after nearly 30 minutes. >>> all right, that's your sport. back to maryam in london. >> robin, thank you. >>> now as hollywood prepares for the oscars campaigners are highlighting just how male-dominated the film city still it. patricia arquette says there is a lot more work to be done if women are truly to be equal in the united states. she spoke to our correspondent phil lavelle in beverly hills. >> and the osca

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well, golf is the name of the game here in phoenix.y0 and this playoff, right through kickoff. who knows how long this is going bubba and danny lee are enjoying it. this guy just when you think he might crash, comes up with a beautiful shot. that well outside of the hole and matsuyama. solid. as they go over to the 17th. the short par 4. again, that was the hole that got rickie into problems earlier in regulation when he had a two-shot lead and became the 17th. this was again, johnny, the choice of club. >> he had a two-shot lead. you can't need to hit the driver. just hit something laid up with an iron or short of the green and try to make birdie from there. not take water into play. if you pull it in the water also with those misses. >> fowler's only bogey of the day. drops to 13 under with matsuyama they've both tied for what's seen in regulation. then they went off to the first playoff hole. here we are in the fourth playoff hole. gary koch, haven't heard from you in a while. know you're still there. >> absolutely. boys are coming back to a very interesting drivable par 4 17th. seen is a little of everything today. eagles mad

security camera video from the gulf port branch of wells fargo shows lee smiling and chatting with a teller as she counts out almost $6,800. the police chief tells me lee's partners in crime threatened a denver couple with a nasty phone call. >> someone called, pretended to didn't pay up they'd have his parents deported. >> reporter: deported to greece. the couple's son tells me the crooks are good. his parents were in a panic. >> we did something wrong, we're being deported, don't know what to do. fearing the worst he paid it. then they kept calling and i discovered i was scammed. >> reporter: lee has been suspended from his job as a school, and in the bank video he's wearing his blue ymca shirt to collect the cash. he'll be fired. detectives believe he's not alone in the scam. >> we believe others are involved. >> reporter: for gulf port police this is the first case of his kind with a local man withdrawing money from a scam that's been around for years. >> i've got the money, i'll pay it, and as i was doing it i was like well, but these guys were so good. >> reporter: so good, lee

be advised this is probably [inaudible] and we have word of at least several systems, kershaw as well as lee county even richland where the delays have been -- well, the students have been released but the entire process has now >> do we've any more pictures in, twice, from our viewers?. >>. we were wanting to see what you were dealing with. we did see what looked like funnel clouds in west columbia, and that's where we saw some earlier reports of possible tornado, and that does look like funnel cloud, and that is the kind of conditions we did see materialize very quickly, and in some cases, we are seeing scattered reports, and the official word we're seeing from richland county from the city of columbia, as well as from kershaw county, no official reports from first responders, what we are seeing is some instances of -- that maybe >> and i'm looking for other damage here, and i am quite pleased we don't have a lot of damage to report on at all i am waiting on applauser to give some more videos or pictures to show our viewers >> this was from earlier out on garners ferry road, and the rain c

lee, shorty after the publication of "to kill a mockingbird" began to decline. alice's argument was, her nak name is bear and i think that is well chosen. but she tired of all of the business connected with family life and harper lee's success. one of her sister came down and showed her some of the burden. >> host: mel seemed happy. her friends said once you are inside the curtain and the inner room she is very nice and pleasant. but outside of that, alabama it seemed to me was always striking to me the affection and reception for the book. alabama loved the book but was n changed from it. selma is just up the road. all of this stuff that came right after that; the bombing of the birmingham church. it is a state that reveres the lessons in this book but didn't learn from it. >> guest: realize that "to kill a mockingbird" was not taught in monroeville until 1984. >> host: you are making that up. >> guest: no, i talked to the teacher that started it. she had to buy classroom copies. it was a controversial book. >> host: this would be a reason she didn't care for the town. the museum has a lawsuit with a play there. >> guest: it is

well. >> mr. lee shortly after the publication started to decline. so alice's argument and her nickname is a bear, ba are, i think that is well-chosen but she is tired of all the business connected with family life and harper lee success. one of her sister came down to the shoulder the burden. their friends will tell you that once you're inside the curtain that we talked about, once you are in the in room, but outside of that alabama seem to me was also striking me as an affection for the book. it came out in 1960, how could the state how could she write the book but not be a change by. >> when he flying to the airport in montgomery you go right by there. all of the stuff that came right after that, the bombing of the birmingham church, it's a state that reveres the lessons in this book but did not learn from them. realize that tequila mockingbird was not -- until 1984. >> you're making that up. >> notes true and i talked to the english teacher. she had to buy classroom copies. and i asked her, why was this not on earlier and she said because it offen

will smith will not be there as well as directeder spike lee their bow cotting has not materialized yet though. >>> well, we're going to take this chance to remind you that starting next monday we will be drinking you cbs programming. >> that includes sports events like march madness and the master's. >> it's also going to affect the prime time shows that you check out. next thursday night you'll be able to catch life in pieces right here at 8:30. it's about the lives of three generations of the short family. >> and you can catch mom that starts at 9 p.m. story of a mother daughter duo, both recovering alcoholics and deal with some real life issues in a funny way. >> we've got some frequently asked questions, we've got answers to those about the big switch. >>> turning it back to the weather, yeah, it was quite a day yesterday. >> yeah it certainly was. now, this morning what a difference 24 hours can make. we can clearly see the buildings of downtown so no fog, no rain. we are still a little bit breezy out there and that's going to continue for the better part of the day but this is a