marseille reached the last 32 of the cup and they needed extra time. the post nearly went ahead after 3 minutes. the record 10 time winners were ahead 4 minutes ahead of time. marseille fielded it with five minutes left. bordeaux survived the battle. portuguese football legend use if you has died at the age of 71 after suffering a heart attack. the mozambique-born later, european footballer of the year in 1965, scored 41 goals in 64 games for his country and was widely regarded as one of the great players and the game finished portugal third. the portuguese president led the tributes. "the country is and morning. it is with great sadness that the portuguese people see one of the national figures depart." captureis life, eusebio the affection and esteem of us all. by being an exceptional sportsman, one of the best in the world, he brought many glories to portugal. won 10 portuguese titles, five domestic cups, and european cup in 1962. he wasn't just known for his footballing abilities. champions are recognized by their humility, solidarity, friendship,

tuesday, lease one at marseille. at the european championships, sweden beat france.e olympic champions went further ahead. sweden, playing for pride in their final game, hit back at levels for their final game. the scandinavians went three goals ahead. they won 30-28. for france, the olympic champions face the world champion spain. will croak -- face croatia, the runner-up from the other group for a place in the final. union six nations just over a week ago i -- a week away, with the defending champion wales bidding for their

marseille they responded (clapping) officer watts is my partner he took control of the situation directed me to safety. the lady down the street make sure he got all her inform and as well as marcellas they made sure because of that she was apprehended and the action was taken with the lady who thought she could do whatever she want on the street. i appreciate all who helped on that day >> thank you. thank you very much (clapping) also on that same situation with the accident a supervisor mr. aid and another supervisor responded quickly they made sure they took control and made sure the incident was taken seriously. i want to thank them as well (clapping) and during the shooting incident we had a lot of pcos who came we had two different incidents and a a lot of them aren't here today but one of them is mr. young is not here and there's a few others who aren't here that r07b9d quickly. and once again supervisor aid made sure i was save and i appreciate all the supervisors and also the 11 o'clock and albert and the aide and the ads and who am i missing. mary wong who's hiding in the back.

. >> he remains booked to play a ,eries of shows until june although bordeaux and marseille have cancer their respective dates. 24" as a reporter where the show was supposed to take place. she says the fans are beginning to slowly go home. >> there is a steady stream of fans moving away very quietly. many of them on their smartphones saw this message to go home calmly and not be provoked by what they see as a provocation from the government, to do anything other than go home quietly. people here are insisting they were here to have a laugh. a lot of people are very angry against the media. they feel we played a role in portraying dieudonne as a right-wing racist. he is known as a controversial comedian who has played around france for many years did it is not the first time his show -- for many years. it is not the first time they have tried to ban his show. when the announcement was made by the highest court in france that it would not go ahead, fans greeted the announcement with boos. the french for interior minister to quit his post. they want to see him step down. they really feel i

french cup, marseilles out. a 3-2 lead atve one time. penalty, 4-2. responded emphatically. 5-2. elsewhere -- european handball championships in denmark, olympia champion france delivered a question victory over belarus in the group 2. here, fifth win in as many games. the french cap belarus at arms length throughout. -- kept belarus at arms length throughout. fifa secretary-general -- one of three then use it to be completed. he's giving organizers a few more weeks to approve the stadium is ready. what we are expecting is these technicians, they will work from now until february 18 and by february 18 they will say, ok, guys, it is fine. they storm the current status, based on the work delivered, based on the team in place, we are confident that we will have the stadium in place for the world cup a few weeks before he leaves the world cup so you can make sure you can organize your games. a difficult birth but at the end we will have a baby. >> construction has been beset with problems. workers have been striking. cup order finals continue this evening and barcelona travel for the

mccready to call of the administration to follow the rule of law we have to follow the constitutions of marseilleral government and we suspect the agencies are also similarly to follow the ball melissa: how did they violate the constitution? >> you cannot unilaterally say we will forbid execution of laws passed by conference -- congress cited by the president this of frustration keeps waiting requirements of the affordable care act. that is not in the law. to change the law there is a process called congress but for the president to single-handedly decide he will change the law is not constitutional. melissa: a lot of people have made the point. what is the records? they will not respond. is the reliability? what is the recourse for the president to do this? >> our system of checks and balances discourage the president to act like the legislature so you have to have real and profound injury. monday of the exemptions and waivers occur to date do not have that tape -- type of injury. but until the party has the constitutional injury does not have a lawsuit so they could save a little bit until ther

damaged and i sued my fiancee, and then, uh, we went to france, and she left me at the altar in marseillesk in 1997 on a show called "forgive or forget." tarr claimed he'd stolen his brother's fiancee. has a producer ever busted you? >> no, no, no. they were always like, "this guy is so over the top, this guy is so good for tv, this guy has such an interesting story. [ bleep ] we got burned!" some of them pay an appearance fee, maybe a hundred bucks. they all pay for flights hotels and food. i always tell them i have a job that pays me and they need to reimburse me for wages that don't exist. >> reporter: that's fraudulent! >> is it? i don't know words like that. >> reporter: and on the court shows, there's a pay-out. tarr's career earnings? maybe $20,000. so he's not really doing this for the money. we asked an expert, who refers to people like tarr as serial hoaxers, why do they do it? this is an individual who may see these other folks being much more successful than he is, who are much richer, but in his mind they really don't deserve it. >> reporter: have you ever had a psychiatric ev