mr. blatter. do you think some of the other associations that were not sup effort proking him europe's governing body, do you think the talk there's been in the papers on the t. v. over the last four days, knife days, that there could be a boycott of the world cup? because then the sponsors would get twitchy? they may be thinking hang on this might be serious? >> no, i don't think that's the case. i don't think lit happen. i think it is an easy thought to have that europe is in something better, and europe is closing in, but that's not the case at all. because actually, as many as 18 certainly as many as ten. european nations voted for mr. blatter and a big one, of course, is russia, so it isn't like europe is all in this together. so i think that area of it, and the thought there might be a boycott and that was the pressure i think it was there, but it wasn't as big as what we have seeing how did this happen, and what did you know about it, because mr. blatter had been there for 40 years. let's h

mr. blatter. >> all of these matters are of overall responsible for fifa. size of the committee has to be looked at among other things and the members have to be elected by a congress, of fifa. the clearance of procedures which are incumbent upon all members of the the committee must be centralized by fifa and not by the various confederations. we have to limit terms mandates not only for the president but for all members of the committee. moreover i have always fought for such changes and my efforted have been thwarted. but this timely manage it, and i am in the going to be able to manage it on my own, either, i am going to ask to implement them, all these measures and other initiatives as well. elengthed by the fifa congress mr. skyler is the independent chairman of our audit, and compliance committee. he is also the chairman of the electoral committee so in this he will supervisor the election of my successor. enjoys the trust of brood sway of the people, within the corporation and he has tremendous knowledge and experience necessary to contribute to the

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 football, still going to be around for a while this will be extraordinary. web remember, he has been an fifa for 40 years. let's take a look back. >> is football, is stronger than anybody else. anybody and any other movement many the world. >> his career at the football gorges body spans 40 years. the last 17 of them as president, the last four years years the most turbulent. better known as seven he won't be fifa president when he reaches the aiming of 80 nest year. he was technical director and secretary before the retiring took him to the top job in 1998. under blatter fi

mr. blatter is reelected on 22019. reporter: blatter earned the nickname of the godfather in the press. on tuesday, his deputy, jerome v is linked to a paymentalcke, -- jerome valcke is linked to a payment. >> although the members of fifa have reelected me as president this mandate is not afforded by everyone in the world of football. reporter: sepp blatter will remain in charge until you elections. and in ukraine, some of the worst fighting. pro-russian separatists clashing in the east of the country. kiev says a rebel attempt has been thwarted. we have the story. reporter: these low level excursions, they defy the cease-fire. showing rebels engaged in intense gunbattles, and a separatist commander insists his fighters were not responsible for any new offenses. this is leaving 15 people dead. but the ukrainian military remains adamant it is russian bank to fighters that launched into their territory just west of the stronghold of donetsk. >> at 3:00 in the morning, the enemy started a massive shelling using heavy weapons around the area. tanks, mortars, and artillery were used. the ene

mr. blatter has been defined and remain to find saying that that stops at his door. did not know about it, he had nothing to do about it. now we are hearing that his second-in-command may have had access to $10 million which may have been dispersed to socialize around the world and they are notng now, maybe they did have access to that money but maybe another higher up in fifa who is now deceased may have had access. olivia: i think it quickly becomes a question of accountability. if he did not know what was going on, then he needs to go. if the does know, he needs to go even faster. mark: somebody asked me the other day and i realized this is a stretch, it reminded me of iran. it reminded me when president reagan spoke to the nation and president reagan said, i did not know about this but i should have known because i am the president of the united states and i am sorry. i'm wondering if mr. blatter had said, i did not know about this, i did not locate any exchange of money, i certainly did not ok that any bribes be paid to any government officials or other soccer o

mr. blatter. ime, we asked for an independent committee to oversee how the process was committed and asked for investigations. at that time, this was refused by blatter and fever amp i think now is the time to come back to these requirements. we need an independent oversight for fifa, a committee composed of people with a high reputation just to accompany fifa in the next months. that will have to restore trust. and with regard to the investigations in the past, i think the fbi is doing a good job. fifa doesn't need to do it itself. but i think we should call for those people who are fearing that they will become part of the investigation of fifa, of fbi or already are to step back. so to prevent fifa from having one official after the other be detained or suspended, it would be better if all the people now see times are changing at fifa. and perhaps more people have to go, and they should do so immediately. that would help fifa a lot. and then we need -- >> sorry. were you surprised that blatter d

mr. blatter we all rather doubt his motives. >> all right. so what's next? well the front page of the daily telegraph says rush and qatar world cups in doubt as blatter forced out quote, his absence could open the way for a thorough review of the controversial decision. breaking overnight a new international wanted person. issued red notices for fifa officials and former executives for charges including racketeering, conspiracy and corruption. >>> also new video from the galapagos goes islands. it shows spectacular images of the wolf volcano spewing lava into the ocean. erupting last week for the first time in 33 years. authorities say the lava flow potions no risk of pink iguanas. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> that happens in hawaii too. >> how interesting, though. >> you can do that occasionally in hawaii the big island has more volcanoes that go into the ocean. they do boat tours. that's on the short list. good morning, everyone. here is the deal the only really horrible weather this morning is out here in areas of kansas and nebraska still a l

mr. blatter with a last friday he was [indiscernible] four days later he said, i'm going to resign because don't have your confidence. but at the same time, he is not going to resign straightaway. it could be performance or even as long as 10 months. he is asked a going to have he and his close associates set out a program for reform, a program for reform of which he has been spectacularly unable to implement over 34 years in the top job or the second top job. that is the first part of your question. the second part relates to what i saw. it was more about the way fifa which about doing its business. it is exactly how loretta lynch described it. and that is that decisions were made on the basis of what went on in back rooms. there were deals, counter deals double deals, subterranean behavior. there was no transparency whatsoever. if the bids had been considered on their merits on the basis of basic criteria, it is unlikely that qatar and russia would have ended up winning 2022 and 2018. but in fact, we don't really know what went on in how those decisions were made. and so we have the outc

mr. blatter. interpol has added six fifa officials to its most-wanted list. lee reports. >> reporter: if this was the first day of a new life for fifa you wouldn't know it. sepp blatter was still at work. there was a mixed youth game on the grounds, suggesting the kind of sporting purity fifa's critics say vanished years ago. but his announcement that he was to go was followed by interpol releasing red notices against several figures from the americas. [ inaudible ] that question is not clear between the countries that supported him and those that hated him. >> we know the taxpayer's money was effectively wasted because of a corrupt bidding process. >> translator: look i'm not in blatter's shoes, but it was a choice with a lot of inconvenient facts. >> reporter: and who should replace latter michel platini, or prince ali? the campaign group new fifa now believes someone with true significant, perhaps even the former head of the united nations should about as a control figure to offer assure rans to everyone. >> we made a proposal back in january when we launc

mr. blatter is going to be looking for a new job? >> fifa's incumbent president sepp blatter regarded as one of the most powerful men in sport is expected to be elected to a fifth term. >> larry: now that is being dedicated to corruption. ( laughter ) all right, here to shed some more light on the controversy please welcome an international soccer ball. thanks for being here, soccer ball. >> thanks for having me, larry. >> larry: you are international. you know, i have to admit most americans don't know much about soccer. i mean we hear that you're fun put we're just not that in to you. you're like the "mindy project" of sport. >> audience: oooooh! >> please, call me football, larry because that's what i am. >> larry: i'll call you soccer. so what is your reaction to all these corruption charges? does it give your sport a black eye? >> i think it's fantastic, larry. we're finally getting the respect we deserve. >> larry: wait, respect? >> yeah, americans think about soccer what what what, once every four years when the world cup comes

mr. blatter has taken to twitter saying he is working on radical reform plans. it is 10 days as the crisis began. with developments that are seemingly inevitable, sepp blatter is working inside fifa's headquarters, trying to salvage his image. richard conway, the vc world's -- bbc news. nick: saddam hussein caution close advisor tariq aziz has died at the age of 79. he surrendered to u.s. troops in 2003 and was awaiting execution when he fell ill. a fluent english speaker, he made his name by staunchly defending saddam hussein to the world during the two gulf wars, loyal to his leader to the very end. caroline: his loyalty was never in doubt. tariq aziz was one of saddam hussein hush most trusted lieutenants, a member of the revolutionary command council. he was seen as the clean glove of its bloodstained hands. he traveled the world, the regime polish international fate. silver tongued sophisticated. in 2003 he went to rome to meet the pope as he campaigned to avert the u.s.-led invasion of iraq. he insisted that there were no weapons of mass distraction -- mas

mr. blatter, we all rather doubt his motives. >> what's next? front page of "the daily telegraph" reads russia and qatar world cups in doubt as blatter forced out. quote, his absence could open the way for a thorough review of the controversial decisions. meanwhile, on sunday night, while reporting on the fifa scandal, john oliver made this promise. >> budweiser, if you pull your support and help get rid of blatter, i will put my mouth where my mouth is and i will personally drink one of your disgusting items. i'm serious. it can be a bud light. i will drink a bud light lime despite the fact that all of the lime in the world cannot disguise the fact that this tastes like a puddle beneath a long john silver's dumpster. >> after blatter announced his resignation tuesday oliver tweeted this photo of bud light lime consist the caption, champagne. >>> roger federer taking on his swiss cup teammate stan wawrinka. federer has won 16 of the last 18 meetings but stan made it look simple yesterday, won three straight sets 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 to cruise into the s

mr. blatter will have to make place a goodin and a properorm way of choosing his successor. ere shouldn't be any more negative legacy that is left behind by sepp blatter. rishaad: isn't he entirely the wrong person to be doing that? in your view, who would you like next?the helm of fifa guest: we just had an election and we had two candidates at the end, the incumbent and prince ali of jordan. i was very much upping prince ali would win. he is young. he has reformist ideas. he is popular. as somebodyacross who is very quiet, sort of introvert. but actually, he is very passion ate about the sport and changing it for the better. what should anybody who takes the home, what should be the priority in your view? prioritiesainly changing the way fifa is run at the top. maybe an age limit. also, people have to look at a way the executive committee is formed. inre are just 24 people nine-member associations governing everything about fifa, including the way the world cup hosting rights are allocated around the world. --ch is why there is so much well, not why, but certainly one of th

mr. blatter and he's tarnished by the deal he cut with qatar and the french president sarkozy, there areers, for example the head of the african confederation of football who is tainted by the past and steeped in fifa's current legacy, but has had presidential ambitions in the past and others will come out of the woodwork who we to don't know about yet. >> you were mentioned qatar just a moment ago james and as you know the investigation reopened an ongoing in to russia's football world cup 2018 and qatar in 2022. are these countries now at risk of not holding the world cups? >> i don't think that they are more or less at risk since yesterday's resignation by blatter. as they were just before that. they are at risk. but i also do think that one has to question what the aim of all of this is. the aim in my mind is to root out a deep-seated culture of both financial and political corruption within world soccer governance. i still remain -- the opinion that most mega sporting events leave a legacy of debt and white elephants, qatar has the potential of leaving a legacy of social economic, i

mr. blatter, to step down. interesting quote from mark pete he says yes, your man is favorite.has some skeletons in the cupboard. he voted for qatar. it is being investigated by swiss authorities. mind that's way. jonathan: the odds narrow on him becoming the president of fifa. another link, the sponsors, the last three months the sponsors put out these are generic -- generic statements that say we agree that fifa needs to reform. is that a judgment on the president itself? mark: there up in unison coca-cola, budweiser, saying the governor -- governing body needs to modernize. they have been slow to criticize fifa. plowing tens of millions of dollars into fifa. it is huge. it is the most televised sport. if you leave, someone else takes your place. visa was more vocal last week ahead of the election, they said if they did not change, they would examine their partnership. they said yesterday they are encouraged they are trying to in -- change. the most interesting is from gas from -- gas from would continue to sponsor them any 28 -- in the world cup. they said the company sponso

mr. blatter is 79 a you are younger than mr. blatter. also in the car was david gill the u.k. official.said i will not take up my place on the fifa executive committee. prince william on saturday, he supports the -- he said fifa must reorganize and reform. royalties speaking against fifa. going to the highs as shall london. as the bank he is head of the -- francine: he is head of the iaffa. thank you. the latest on fee for. guy: will have the latest on moscow banks. that story is next here on "the pulse." ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse streaming on your tablet and phone and bloomberg.com. russia has disclosed the name of a benign european officials it has banned from entering the country. -- name of 89 in european officials it has banned from entering the country. whole is russia targeting exactly what the so-called stop lists? reporter: it is people they feel like criticized russia in the wake on the annexation of crimea and a movement in eastern ukraine. nick clegg in the u.k. is probably the most prominent pre- he called for russia to be stripped of the 2018 world cup in the

mr. blatter's decision to step down except to say we certainly hope the organization will be able to movea way that are support of its goals. >> lee wellings has more now on the steps to elect a new fifa president. >> reporter: what we know for sure is 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 ne

mr. blatter seems to think they need, there must be a limitation of terms. the potential exists with fifa making so much money from the world cup and so many members smaller members of fifa it pained them on receiving that money. there is such potential there for the building up of an machine. so it would have thought an absolutely priority in the restructuring is a limitation with the presidential term to a maximum of two terms. >> good to hear from you there, they said there will be a limit. thank you. that's phil talking to us from rio. don't stray very far we are talking there about the strong support. daniel our man in bruins that airies. by and large, was he regarded well in the country's in south america which you have visited in connection with football? was there really not much thought about him as all? >> i think we are hearing a imis story here. he certainly has supporterred among the south american football associations but less among the general public. so the closest alliance he had was the former head of the argentine football association. wh

mr. blatter's resignation is not immediate. under fifa rules, four month's notice must be given to member. the next election likely to be held between december and march of next year. blatter claims that will give him time to focus on implementing much needed reforms. alex thomas, cnn. >> lfor more on blatter's announcement let's bring in cnn world sport anchor, amanda davis. amanda, four days ago, sepp blatter was celebrating his re-election to a fifth term as fifa president refusing to step down. by tuesday announcing his resignation. what changed his mind? >> well, rosemary, sepp blatter has shown over the last 17 years he is tougher than most. it seems even for him, things got too tough. the question really after friday's election, amidst all of the controversy was how long sepp blatter would really last in this new four-year term of his presidency. and the, the shots just kept on coming. there was first off the two federal cases. one based here in switzerland around the 2018, 2022 bid. the other going on -- state side into

blatter. jack: this is for fifa but not limited to mr. sepp blatter. ed: he was a man who helped to bring david akin and the england team to trinidad in 2010. he is being dramatic. he no longer has the influence to attract the big names to his hometown. he says, after three decades at the heart of fifa, he is ready to reveal its secrets. jack warner was first elected in the 1980's. he then led to the football confederation presenting north and central america. he was suspended by different. in 2013, they found that he was fraudulent in his management of the confederation. and now, the once vice president is facing pressure like never before. ed: many will be wondering if this threat is real. katty: there are reports there has been a massive data breach involving the u.s. government that collect personal information of federal employees. tom joins us with the latest. what exactly is the breach alleged to have taken away question mark tom: what we have is the office of personnel management. this is effectively human resources for the entire federal gover

mr. blatter.ince being elected as president for a fifth time on friday we've seen scandal after day, scandals from new zealand to paraguay and brazil it's been never ending. >> they off go after lesser officials, they turn some of these lesser officials who then speak out against the big boss and i assume that potentially could be happening even as we speak right now. alex thomas we'll stay on top of the huge story. sepp blatter four days after he was re-elected the leader of the head of fifa stepping down. what a surprise this is. just ahead, hillary clinton's unfavorable ratings, hit a 14-year high. top republicans are closing the gap with her in our new poll. we'll discuss the results. our political panel is next. this is judy. judy is 65 years old. her mortgage payment is $728 a month. that's almost $9,000 a year now judy doesn't think that she'll be able to retire until her mortgage is fully paid off. this is mike. mike is also 65 years old. his monthly mortgage payment was $728 a month. now

mr. blatter's decision to step down except to say that we certainly hope that the organization will be able to move forward in a way that is supportive of its goals which are the promotion and regulation of a truly wonderful sport. >> live in london, there's that election to determine who sepp blatters successor will be. talk us through the process. what is he going to be doing before he hands over the baton? >> that's a good question, because he will be at his desk as he has been. i don't think it's going to happen. i don't think he'll be long. perhaps some more revelations from america means he will have to leave sooner. he can't stay at a job he has stepped down. he wants to see himself as someone who can smooth through reforms at fifa to be part of the change rather than part of the problem. we did have scenes within fifa i'm told today of staffer loyal to him. to sepp blatter. many there feel he's a good leader. he was nearly in tears many of them were apparently in tears over a speech that he has made as fifa h.q. he can't go about the normal presidential business. he can't go and wat

mr. sepp blatter. you know it the situation was with the racketeering. the first guy into the room to tell the story is the guy that will get immunity, the rest are going to trial. perhaps that is what is happening here. laura: who do you think will run for a fee for president? tommy: it has to be someone new. the shelf is teeny -- michelle for teeny he would like to have the job. he is the president of uefa. however, he was sepp blatter's friend for a long time. i think you should be out of the race. we should have someone new come in and the place apart from the bottom. the first thing that fifa needs to do is that term limits should be good enough. no more than two term limits. you'll save a lot of headaches and heartaches. the key component has to be that to this man is trustworthy, and has proven himself to be trustworthy in the past so that we can trust them. laura: do think the next president, whoever it is, look again at where the next world cups will be held. should they be held in russia and qatar? tommy: they will look at them. that give me a

mr. blatter is gone.t mean for the governing body and the sport overall that we're kind of in this purgatory? ostensibly he is in charge if he wants to be until we might have legal ramifications. until early next year, how does the sport grow and change if he's at the helm even in an interim basis? >> at least they're taking the right step forward. there was a lot of rejoicing if you imagine the news that sepp blatter was going step away. literally people thought it would take grabbing him and getting him out kicking and screaming to have him resign. that was a surprise. i think that's the first step. the second is even though you have this weird six-month gap where sepp blatter is still in charge you have to start looking at reform in so many different areas. it's just not one man, of course. this is a culture within fifa that is legendary. it's going to take a lot of cleanup. it's going to take a lot of transparency. it's going to take a totally restructuring of fifa in general and the culture within. a

mr. blatter as the head of fifa. they were taken into custody or issued summons, if you like. from europe mr. blatter was never duringed worse of those investigations and now the fbi says he's go being vesseled. sandra: do you think they made him step down? >> they got the number two goo guy to-- >> i want to hear about the managing down the sidewalk on a scooter. ashley: one day he's going down his motorized scooter and someone is shout out his name and he turns around,s trois the officials from the fbi. he was the first exact about corruption from fifa itself. they were following money and he was implicated. irs was on taxes not paid the money. he was the linchpin ended up turning on everyone else. there are reports, it hasn't occurred. it began on 50th avenue on a motorized scooter. >> to the markets, look at the police of oil, please. just around $60 a barrel. the opec meeting starts on friday. there is concern that opec and america will continue to flood the market with oil for many years to come. see we're down a buck today on oil. the national archives raised red flags

blatter will be one of the candidates. those against mr.tate he was one of the executive committee members who voted for the qatar world cup the choice of qatar to host the world cup in 2022. very contentious. those that voted for qatar are not looked unfavorably. that might deter his possibility in becoming the next president. we getting some interesting quotes from jerome valcker, the secretary-general of uefa. he seems to be in russia right now inspecting one of the venues of the 2018 world cup. he says there were no major violations in the russian fifa bid. there have been question marks about the bidding process, not only regarding the qatar world cup in 2022 but russia in 2 says there018. valcke were no violation. we getting some comments from the russian sports minister. he says russia is planning to hold, i quote, one of the world's best world cups. he says our task is to preserve fifa. russia acted within the framework of existing rules. we have powerful government support, which helps russia. russia has been investigated by swiss

mr. blatter's decision to step down except to say we hope the organization moves forward in a way that supportse promotion and regulation of a truly wonderful sport. question in lafayette for a meeting with eu justice matters -- administers. 80 p report says american companies added 200-1000 jobs last month, slightly higher than estimates. we will get initial jobless claims tomorrow and of course the federal government will release the magi's report friday. and you know american apparel has arrived in new york to begin final preparations. the winner of the kentucky derby is trying to become the first triple crown rick -- winner since 1978. he was the last of the 11 previous triple crown winners. we are better to win then lot -- than long -- dan long island. -- than long island. as it is tough. a lot of horses have gone to the first two and not to the third. we will see what happens. stephanie: i think it is a great american story. i do. i like parties,.. i like parties and world events. pretty good time. erik: we will tell you what is moving markets next. ♪ erik: we are just a few minutes away

mr. blatter and things unwound for him.en despite the declines in european equity markets. s&p up 5 points and dow up 24 poinls and nasdaq expected to open up by 8 points. let's have a quick look at the ten year yield in the u.s. treasury which as you can see has rallied over the course of the last month or so. not so much really down to fed rate hike expectations. more on the german ten year that rallied this week. 2.34% in the u.s. in the addition to the job's number investors will get a check on american's boring habits and the amount of debt they're taking on when we get april consumer credit figures this afternoon. also we'll hear from the new york fed president. joining me to discuss how to trade today. are you expecting a beat? >> good morning, there will probably be a beat but the number is really artificial because when you really look inside the number no matter where it is its going to be a lot of service jobs. a lot of the lower end jobs and it's going to be still lacking the participation rate which is more imp

>> personally i think sepp blatter should go as soon as possible. someone needs to ask mr sepp blatter the question of a minimum wait he hasn't resigned. he just stated that he would not run. one can be cynical as to what his elections are. i don't think you can blame him for asking the question why is he trying to buy 10 months >>> curiouser and curiouser as they say in the alice in wonder land world of f.i.f.a. >> laurence lee and his guest from zurich >>> investigators are looking into corruption there were reports of new evidence apparently showing that blatter's deputy jerome knew of a 10 million bribe paid by south african officials to jack warner. f.i.f.a. denied valkko was involved, saying it was organised bay finance chief. the sports ministery will hold a press conference on that issue, and we cross live as and when it happens. >>> other news and the u.s. ebb envoy to the global coalition say all fighters in the group should fall under the authority of the iraqi government. general john alan has been speaking to the forum in doha. here is what he said. >> i descr

mr. blatter moments ago.ifa needs a profound restructuring he said a new president will be elected to follow me. now here's the thing, just moments ago it will take months to do that. apparently and the question is can fifa this organization which reelected blatter midst of a controversy be trusted to elect a legitimate president one of the underlengths said in zurich that a new votes on a new president won't happen any sooner than four months from now. so that is where we are huge scandal surround most popular sport in the world most powerful person in sports. well new u.s. attorney general is looks like she got her man. loretta lynch went after him and he's out. neil back to you. >> incredible konl thank you very much. when we come back. the man who thought he had a clumsy start when he ran for president. maybe anything but this time. rick perry next. ♪ ♪ >> we are live in orlando, florida, everyone get thing news out of washington, d.c. of white house spokesman said that the senate should go ahead to vote

mr. blatter himself by getting the fifa officials to flip and turn over evidence about blatter's involvementotentially in construction and fifa and around the world. one of the important mysteries in the arrest and indictments we saw was why blatter's name was not included now we're learning that officials in the united states had hoped to make a case against blatter by getting the lower levels to turn over on him, kelly. >> thank you so much. >> jon. >> the amazing thing to me i don't know if you saw in that 13-minute monologue that john oliver had where he called out blatter and said we needed him investigated and to somehow get him out of office. and john oliver just tweeted minutes ago, champagne. about this i mean clearly a lot of this was in the works before that monologue, but people are pointing to that and saying nobody was calling out this corruption. >> his is an extraordinary case about using the platform and most activist way we've yet seen in traditional media. it's happened a number of times, even going back to net neutrality, it's a great point. >>> sheila bair is taking on b

blatter. >> the point is, mr. warner, do not google the entire planet but expect spectacular fifa regulations and not delivering. i'm begging you, release everything. here is my argument. why the hell not? it's not like you're not already potentially in a lot of trouble. seriously, i've been looking through the indictment. and good luck with that. >> oliver went on to say warner owes it to the world to divulge fifa's quote, delicious secrets. we'll see. >>> swiss and austrian authorities are investigating claims that someone was spying on recent nuclear talks between iran and six world powers. a russian security firm says someone spied on the hotels where leaders were staying. and some u.s. officials say israel may be behind it. here is cnn's phil black from london. >> the people who discovered that this malicious software say it is a generation ahead of anything they've seen before. the most sophisticated cyber espionage weapon ever developed. it was found by a russian based private security company with a strong

mr. blazer gave to the feds. parts of it will be redacted. parts will be blacked out because it's still an ongoing investigation. >> a lot of people were surprised yesterday, of course, when sepp blatter president of fifa stepped down having just won the election, to stay on as the chief of the organization just a few days before. would you link the two in any way? >> well, yes i certainly would. they were stress close, charles blazer was the--he was on the executive committee-- >> forgive me--i was wasn't clear in my question. would you link the testimony realized today the timing of it all, and sepp blatter announcing that he would step down yesterday, would you link those two? >> i see yes you know, i think that we don't know exactly what led sepp blatter to resign when he did. i think he's in contact with the factors in this case. as far as the release of charles blazer's courtroom transcript, that's something that as soon as his indictment was made public, reporters in new york pressed the court to release it, which is a constitutional right here. that's the main reason we're going to see the transcript come out soon. >> we also know that the fbi is going to expand its investigat

blatter going to quit. >> i was definitely shocked by this, definitely shocked i am sure it must have been extremely difficult decision for him to take. but now we must move ahead and mr. blat irs apounced h he are main in power and at the same time, behave seen that he wants to really change fifa before his departure, and the biggest limits of his exchanges would be the reform of the executive committee. we have seen in the past days that has always been accused and in fact some officials you have seen in the past some of the necessary retomorrows and i am sure that president blatter who is a very strong man the process of reform will move, and of course, we will have to go to a new process for new president. >> so you think we are expected to see the report, that was never made properly public in which that drew a lot of condemnation, will we mow see that report. >> it is impossible to answer that question who knows. i personally don't know. when i was a candidate i said i wanted this report to be published. so let's wait and see. >> do you think it should be? where do you think as a former candidate where do you think that sepp blatter has gone so wrong. because cl

morning, with sepp blatter's resignation, he wore ridiculous gold shoes, took a bite from every item on the mcdonald's menu. and, of course chugged an entire bottle of bud light lime. well done mrg -- >> that's not easy with a bottle either. >> i've done all those things except the gold shoes. that's what's freaking me out. >> i've never had the bud wiser lime. >> what about the menu? it's good. >>> "way too early" starts right now. >> as of june 7th, 2015 new york state police continues to search for two escaped prisoners from the clinton correctional facility in new york. the state police asks that the public take no chances, make no efforts to apprehend them and report any suspicious activity. if you see something, say something. >> breaking news this morning, two convicted felons on the run, after escaping from an upstate new york prison. the latest on the manhunt this morning. texas police officer on leave after this video surfaces of him wrestling the teenagers to the ground. what the town's mayor is saying about the incident. >>> and broadway's big night. we were on the carpet as radio city welcomed the tony awards. this is "way too early." good morning everybody. it's m

mr. wae warner to tell all. >> this is not new. when he ran away from football in 2011 he said he then would unleash a football tsunami, revolutions about fifa and sepp blatter. but he never quite did. and so, the tsunami turned into an avalanche. of course the situation changed now because warner is protesting extradition application from the united states. so maybe this time, if you like, he is starting his plea bargaining. >> since we haven't gotten a tsunami from him even though he said it's coming, what do you think perhaps if he does start to talk, the world may learn from him? >> i think his material would be about the 20 years in which he was head of the regional organization of central and north american football. he turned it giving news of his presidency into a major player in soccer politics worldwide and obviously he did that by close contact networking connection political and so on all the way up the ladder. so he does have a lot of information in his files. >> what do you think of this latest news about from sepp blatter, tweeting a picture of himself after meeting with committee on compliance. where is this tsunami going? >> basically, when

look sepp blatter said he's going to resign and in my view i should get out and resign. this organization needs more leadership, it needs to be cleaned up. >> mreaker, did my honorable friend have any indication to the other leaders whether they're going to make their commitments to 7% of g mr. i? >> what i'd say to my honorable friend is that actually for the first time i think in a number of g-7s and g-8s, we got the 0.7% compliment back into the text. so it's clear and there for all to see. but i would argue it's not just right for britain from a moral standpoint. but it increases our standing in the world that we are able to point out that we kept our promises and were able to use that money to enhance not only the economic standings of those countries, but also our insecurity, as well. >> i'm pleased that the g-7 discussed global poverty and the need to address it. but given the noble economists have all agreed that inequalities exacerbate growth, it has a negative influence on society. >> foifrt of all, the figure shows during last year's parliament inequality fell. but i would take issue about the probabilities for development in terms