qatar.re is a statement from the chairman. englishing football league. let's listen to his reaction and then i'll talk to you. >> first of all financial accountability which it has never had. we need someone to go in and find out how much is coming in and how much is going out and where it's being spent in great detail. once you have done that, you need to sort out the govern's whichyougovern aswhich is all over the place which is he's then you have a chance. >> what is the reaction to that? >> the english f.a. has been the most vocal that there should not be a qatar 2022 world cup joining the chorus of everybody else we need to relook at the 2018 and 2022 world cups. qatar has been reacting to his statements saying i think he should focus on developing a team to reach and play in the 2022 qatar world cup rather that were concerning himself with organizing the tournament that's from the president of the qatar football association. that's been their stance. that qatar will be indeed be hostin

qatar's football association and fifa this world cup qatar 2022 will be going ahead in qatar. >> a lot of reaction to what's going on and to blatter's resignation. robin, for the time being, thank you very much, but speaking of reactions fifa sponsors have welcomed blatter decision. adidas which has provided the match ball for every world cup since 1970 said: mcdonald's says we are hopeful the changes being implemented will be a you big first step in positively reforming the organization. coca cola saying, blatter's announce isn't a positive step for the good the sport football and its fans. visa which had threaten today pull out as a sponsor earlier says it expects five to take steps to rebuild a culture with strong ethical practices. >>> so you are with al jazerra. still to come. south could korea steps up to on the mers outbreak. details coming up. officially part of it but what happens is that, for example, we have just received, the crew has just received a call from triton headquarters telling them in the area where we are they spotted a re we are they spotted a ♪ ♪ >>> the top s

have we learned anything about russia and qatar. tariq: no.he 1998 world cup that was eventually won by france, that was held in 1992. blazer makes reference to that race being tarnished with bribery as well. he was part of a group that took a bribe from the moroccan delegation that was bidding for that world cup. to the outsiders and to the people watching this, world cup, the most attack either event it sports, the thing that gets everybody's heart racing. it is cold hard money that goes into where these world cups are held. these guys are seeing another payday. alix: at what point does this come to seth's door? why was he subtly reelected on friday and then he suddenly resigns on tuesday? in between that time, we had the a new -- the news of the alleged 2010 private in south africa. the bride of a senior fee for --fifa official. we are told that was his second in command. he has denied that. that is second to the president. the fbi has done these cases before. they probably hope that they will get more out of the people that they are rested

officials are quote close contact with qatar authorities.gain to make sure the men do not pose a threat to the u.s. washington is concerned about the prospect of the men returning to the battle field and endangering the u.s. troops in advisory roles. those concerns heightened by confirmed reports that three of the former detainees have attempted to make contact with active members of the taliban while being under supervision in qatar. behind closed doors, i have to say this prisoner exchange touted as a win-win when first released. i was in qatar at the time and now seen by many as a failure on the part of the obama administration and to remind us and our viewers, bowe bergdahl was recently charged with desertion. >> controversial on every front, becky. i appreciate it. >>> 54 minutes past the hour. the happiest place on earth wage surge pricing. why the next ticket to disney world could cost more. >>> i'm christine romans. happy monday. let's get an early start on your money. a good start to the month. asian shares are higher. good manufact

the qatar world cup is now under investigation.the fbi and the swiss are counting the alleged cost in bribes. nepal is counting the actual cost in lives. >> sreenivasan: it has been almost a year now since we first saw the video showing the choking death of eric garner as he was being arrested on staten island here in new york. that event, along with the police shooting in ferguson, missouri, of michael brown, triggered nationwide protests. we're now learning much more about the circumstances that led to garner's death. reporter benjamin mueller is us with the latest. one of the first reports police made about the incident made no reference to actually anybody's hands being on his neck or his arms anything being a on his neck or his arms anything being around his neck yet you quote the autopsy as saying on external examination of the neck there are no visible injuries on the inside were tell stale signs of choking. why this discrepancy? >> you're right. this is an internal police document prepared soon after his death and soon afte

now i wonder f the he is referring to qatar 2022, and russia 28. because he goes on to say if i were with qatar right now i would not be feeling very comfortable, is it right to think things may have to change for him. >> actually, i find that very outspoken. and i think russian qatar stands will still be they didn't do anything wrong however, the corrupt and scandal written may have been at that time. they have always maintained that they didn't actually do anything wrong they didn't pay any bribes. whether they have more to fear with them being gone, remains to be seen. >> david, thank you very much indeed. two guardian newspaper football writer, lee el withings with me here. you make the point and it was echoed by our guest in michigan and the united states. you believe this is them trying to exercise some control. over his demise, and saying listen i can get re-elected and than decide to go. the arrogance. >> how many times to they use the word resignation? did it look like he was walking out the door for the last time and goodbye and i have do

these are imands qatar doesn't want the world to see.her british journalists seeking a similar glimpse were followed, arrested and interrogated. the qataries claim that significant progress has been made in improving the lot of guest labourers but mandita disagrees. she lobbies on behalf of migrant workers. >> we haven't really seen any marked changes in its way that the migrant workers are faring in qatar today as compared to what their situation was five years earlier. >> so the wrl cup has to the been the catalyst for change that you would have hoped for. >> don't think so no. >> okay. >> the body of shiva was taken from kathmandu airport to a buddhist temple for the funeral ceremony on cremation. as monks performed the rituals, the young man's widow passed out and his mother wailed. >> the cat ar-- qatar world cup is now under investigation. the fb earnings and the swiss are countng the alleged cost in bribes. nepal is counting the actual cost in lives. >> ifill: and to cuba. tonight we look at the country's poor access to the intern

in qatar.hey're investing heavily in sport. they've invested before and this is a growing portfolio. but qatar has a presence in sports through the international rallying in qatar and i'm sure you know people in qatar love cars and love motorsports. this is an opportunity for him to cash in his chips and walk away. it's been threatening for some time that there would be various buyouts of formula one. the other issue there have been issue about the governance of formula one. the fact that berni is set to walk away may herald in a new era. >> in sport roberto firmino. the 33-year-old becomes the most expensive player in the club's history. he has four goals in nine internationals including the winning goal on sunday. now players have been in chile for copa america. but >> ten teams from south america plus invited guests mexico and jamaica have been battling for the copa america. a fiesta for fans and players. ecuador and peru fought three wars over disputed territory. bolivia and peru have taken

all five have been living in qatar under a travel ban that expired yesterday.ike what is the latest here? >> reporter: first of all, tony there were reports that surfaced over the weekend that a deal to keep the taliban five in qatar where they have been for the past year that it was premature or flat out wrong. negotiation continue all sides agree to that. there were quotes from the united states government, saying these five individuals are still in qatar and still living under the same restrictions that they had been. what are the obstacles? well who would take them if they were to leave qatar, that would be afghanistan where they are citizens. they probably wouldn't want to go back to afghanistan, because they are wanted there. there is also a u.n. travel ban on these individuals. and ever since they were released from guantanamo bay prison where they had been held since 2002 in exchange for bo bergdahl, they say president obama skirted the law by not giving them advance notification that these individuals would be released. there are members of the militar

>> a mÍ me queda muy claro que por lo menos el de qatar sÍ, porque-- >> ¿qatar sÍ? estados unidos. a mÍ me parece que en qatar hubo mucho interÉs econÓmico, sabemos lo que tienen los Árabes, para ganar esa votaciÓn, y a mÍ me queda muy claro que por ahÍ en ese mundial en especial, de rusia no tengo mucha informaciÓn en ese sentido, pero el de qatar yo creo que sÍ. >> eh, qatar 2022. explÍcame, nando, cÓmo mÁs o menos funcionÓ el proceso. o sea, qatar le dio dinero a funcionarios de la fifa, y estos funcionarios de la fifa votaron para que catar fuera sede. >> claro. o sea, se rumorea-- se ha reportado que mÁs o menos unos millÓn y medio de dÓlares por dirigente de la fifa por-- >> millÓn y medio. >> por voto. y es algo muy triste, porque, vaya, un mundial en rusia, pues mira, puede pasar, pero un mundial en qatar tiene unas consecuencias humanas muy trÁgicas. o sea, para construir los estadios ahÍ en el medio del desierto han tenido que traer obreros de nepal-- >> estÁn muriendo muchos de ellos, ¿no? >> mÁs de mil. >> no puede ser que se haya muerto gente. >> mÁs de

of time i think you'll see qatar recovering quickly.re will be the moment of anguish and hesitation in the market over the next few weeks and months as the saga unfolds. jonathan: great to have you on the show. mark barton, what a week for fifa. the big question is a, why do we have to wait in till the end of the year and be who is going to be player for the year? mark: six to five favorites according to william hill, he is the one who said get down se -- sepp. he made a brave decision, mr. blatter, to step down. interesting quote from mark pete he says yes, your man is favorite. he 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 -- governi

mark: how important is the 2022 world cup to qatar? will invest hundreds of billions of dollars into the tournament. guest: $200 billion to be purchase ice -- precise. that is an enormous amount of money by any reckoning. qatar is a wealthy country. the biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas. huge resources of oil and natural gas. it has the highest per capita gdp ratio in the world. it is really a question of prestige. what is at stake is the enormous amount of investment foreign companies have been making in the infrastructure projects that qatar has undertaken in preparation for the tournament. what may happen, if qatar is to lose the tournament, you will see a slowing down of those projects. many were in the works or had been planned for some time. there will be less of a rush to get them done. you will see that money being spent in the coming years anyway assuming qatar does not get the world cup. that is very much the open question at the moment. mark: great to chat with you. just in in dubai. global bond yields have climbed t

he said qatar sdefshed to win.o have the bid reviewed he described as a bashing campaign against qatar. >>> south africa has denied that $10 million paid to a fifa fibl in 2008 was a bribe. he says the payment was aboveboard but he didn't know what mr. warner did with the money. >> the fact that a payment of $10 million u.s. was made to an approved program aboveboard does not equate to bribery. those who allege should prove their allegations. we refuse to be caught up in a battle of the united states authorities and fifa. we have never been spokespersons for fifa and do not intend to speak on behalf of fifa. fifa has to speak for itself. >> ukrainian forces and pro-russian fighters have fought their first serious bat bat -- battles in three months. they tried to take one town but were stopped by forces loyal to the government. the separatists accuse government troops of firing at rebel territory around donetsk and say electricity supplies have been cut off trapping hundreds of minors underground. >> reporter: a spo

friends of qatar have a very special relationship when it comes to business ties. given the recent scandal and allegations that qatar is financing jihadist groups, is they are friends are in our vote -- or our foe? an interesting report that reveals an interesting detail. sources close to the investigation say that american authorities uncovered these allegations when they when the were monitoring the guitar jihadist group financing. >> turkey gearing up for its general election. the president is on the campaign trail. >> everyone has been holding one rally a day in the past few weeks. she is lashing out against his critics. the accused prominent news of trying to weaken the country. he is on an all-out attack, but the problem is there are too many names on his hit list. the article goes on to say if he has such a long list of enemies

what about 2022 in qatar. there would be plenty of time for new bid, wouldn't there? >> reporter: yeah. it took approximately 30 seconds for that dramatic press conference yesterday to be over before the questions were being asked about what it means for the 2018 and 2022 world cup. the suggestion is, yes, in terms of 2018, there's only three years to go. it's really too late to try and turn that around and move it on. but the swiss investigation is going on in terms of 2018 and 2022. it's very much in the early stages. and once the legal shenanigans get involved, it's very difficult to know what will happen. greg dike, the chairman of the football association in england, has been one of those who's spoken out already, calling into question the qatar world cup. there is no doubt that there -- there is a wave of feeling behind that maybe that should be looked into once again. whoever succeeds sepp blatter undoubtedly, the michael garcia report and what happens regarding that will be front and center in terms of their manifestos moving forward. qatar up to this point ha

afghanistan, qatar, and the taliban.nd crucial details are still on the table. >> they don't have a frame time how we can guarantee they are not posing a threat for the united states. >> reporter: they were swapped for the only american prisoner taken by the taliban. >> the united states of american does not ever leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> reporter: president obama announced the deal one year ago, but the deal faced a backlash from the start. top republicans accused the president of flouting a law, requiring the senate of being notified in advance. and there was an outcry from veterans including those who served with bergdahl. they suspect he intentional walked away from his unite. he has been accused of leaving. the five released include top taliban officials. including the chief of intelligence for the taliban, and an individual said to be connected to the noter toous network. republicans have sieved on reports that at least some of the five have tried to make contact with their former groups. mike m

the qatar fa said that it has been cleared of any wrongdoing in the internal investigation and realized the following statement: >> with me now a columnist inside world football looking at the business and politics of football. you must an busy man at the moment. it has to be said. >> yes. >> dealing with what has been said, a lot of people are saying that perhaps russia and qatar's world cups aren't as safe as they might have been following sepp blatter's's departure. iscould this be recalled? >> no, but there is overwhelming evidence of corruption, there has been denials from both world cups that there is any wrongdoing. two people who were soliciting bribes in some cases were proven to be corrupt in other cases and issues have been raised again in this current investigation. our investigation is very narrow at the moment. but if it were to extend, that's the american one. the swiss one is specifically looking at 2018 and 2022. were it to find any proveable evidence of corruption involved in that, i think it would be incumbent on fifa, and the head of the compliance and audit economy

the question's more around 2022 and qatar. of course that swiss investigation into the voting process around that is only really very much in the early stages. qatar themselves are remaining very quiet. but already -- the chairman of the english fa greg dyke says questions need to be asked. and no doubt, that who ever succeeds blatter, the report and the publishing of the investigations into everything around that will very much be front and center. >> all right, watching the very fast-moving developments from fi fifa headquarters. amanda davis live in zurich, switzerland. >> a race against time of in eastern china right now. thousands of rescuers struggling to find survivors of a cruise ship that capsized in the yangtze river with more than 450 people on board. >> state media report rescuers are trying to cut part of the ship's hull open. they're also searching underwater and along the river. the chinese government says 15 people have been rescued so far. 18 are confirmed dead. >> we also got this new surveillance video into

russia and qatar won the rights to stage the tournament in 2011 2018 and 2022. meanwhile, sepp blatter received a standing ovation from staff a day after announcing he would be resigning as president of fifa's governing body. >> zurich headquarters sepp blatter was still at work. there were yao playing mix youth playing football on the grounds. >> we know that the $45 million spent was effectively wasted because of a corrupt and tainted bidding process. >> it is a decision that shouldn't be made considering what was surrounding him. look i'm not in blatter's shoes b it did not seem to be a good idea. >> who should replace blatter? michel platini perhaps the investigation into russia's award of the cup will make them upset. the campaign group believes someone with a true global significance, perhaps former head of the united nations kofi annan should act as a control figure within the new fifa to offer a source of reassurance to everybody. >> we at fifa now made a proposal in january when we launched in bruce he wills the creation of the implementation of an inde

responding to the english fa president greg dyke's comments that qatar shouldn't be too comfortable. in a statement he said: >>> jordan's prince ali said he a pleased with sepp blatter's decision. >> well first of all, i'm very happy the change happened. i cannot say anything any more than that. i'm happy for the support that i got. we need to work, and need to work to change the imaging of f.i.f.a. >>> simon hill is a football commentator from fox sports. he thinks it could be a step in the right direction for world football. >> the governing body of the game could be under question. i think it was right and proper that sepp blatter stood down as president. that is cutting off the head of the problem. we have to deal with the body. in terms of 2018 and 2022 world cups, to revisit the vote is probably a little late in the case of russia, in terms of qatar, there's time. i know in the middle east significant investment has gone into building the infrastructure and the stadiums to get the country ready for the world cup, i am sure if it was to be taken away there'll be litigation broug

should they be held in russia and qatar? tommy: they will look at them. that give me a feeling this morning that something was going on. all of a sudden, they were talking this morning about the cup that will be held in the united states. some are saying it will not be held. i knew there was something drastically wrong. the russian one they can live with because they have a history of running tournaments, they have good stadiums, they have a good league. the qatar one, that will get england, spain, all the other countries to say look we are turning our season upside down to suit the tournament in december. why should we facilitate you now? take the world cup out and let us run our tournament like we should, and you write a tournament that we can say there are no conflicts with. laura: what is to stop money from corrupting the beautiful game in the future? tommy: absolutely nothing except the honesty of someone. the thing about this scandal that has everyone saying ok, everything is fine, is that there is no question of games being brought into disrepute.

and in another note al jazeera is funded in part by qatar >>> 45 people were killed when i.s.i.l. fighters drove a dank filled with explosives on to a military base. in a separate attack three i.s.i.l. bombers drove stolen humvees into a base north of fallujah killing 42. >> a freelance journalist has been released. casey coombes arrived in imam, and works for publications. the state department is working to free other americans held captive >>> rescue teams are searching for survivors in a chinese ship disaster. the passenger ship capsized in the yantsy river during a storm and sank in 2 minutes. it carried 450 people many elderly. rob mcbride joins us from hong kong. divers knocked on the hull of a vessel and have gotten a response. >> that's right. the rescue operation has a sense of urgency with report from the xinhua newsagency in china to say that livers on the vessel heard shouts for help coming from inside the hull. if that is the case, it's a significant development, it suggested that there is at least an air pocket in there. passengers then will have survived. it's 12 ho

. >>> qatar is suing a french right-wing politician who accused it of supporting terrorism. vice president of the national front in france. he allegedly implied a link between qatar and the deadly attacks of the paris offices of the charlie hebdo magazine. >> accusing qatar of financing what it calls the killer of islam means that such a country is involved in such terrorist operations. we say enough is enough. the state of qatar which has the best relations with france, does not support terrorism. >> bangladeshi police have charged the owner of a clothes factory complex with murder two years after a building collapsed killing over a thousand people. 41 others are also facing murder charges. stephaniestephanie dekker reports. >> they made clothes for some of the world's biggest brands. 1,137 people died when the factory collapsed. it was bangladesh's worst industrial accident ever. it opened the eyes of the world to the appallly safety starts of the clothing industry here. the owner of the factory was arrested soon after and now we know he will be charged with murder along w

yacht qatar has extended the travel ban. greg gutfeld, whose new program premiers tonight at 10:00 eastern on the fox newschannel -- first of all congratulations. >> thank you. i'm very excited. >> we weren't sure if the taliban five would be free at midnight eastern but this deal maybe it just delays the inevitable according to some critics. your thoughts? >> two things. my suggestion is, let them go let them stay at rand paul's kentucky house. that way we know where they are without having to rely on the nsa programs because they are evil. at least if they stayed at rand paul's place, we would know where they are. three of these people have made contact with the taliban. they have made contact. i don't think it was to catch up on old times or talk about opening an arby's. they were reconnecting. >> we talked about this earlier in the program as the news was breaking. i said part of the recidivism static that we have on these guys is because we've been monitoring them. we know that they are talking and that they are buddies

but qatar already has a presence in sports.e in qatar love cars and motorsports >> is there also an exit strategy for bernie. >> there is no obvious heir apparent, so this is an opportunity for him to cash in his chips and walk away and it has been threatening for sometime now. i think the other issue too is there has been some question about the governance of formula one. so the fact that bernie is set to walk away may well hail a new era. >> all right. professor simon thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> to the fifa women's world cup now, where defending champions japan are through to the last leg of the tournament. they scored late in the second half to put japan 2-0 up over the netherlands. then a goal back for the dutch in the 3-minutes added time. the netherlands missed a chance to qualify for next year's rio olympics, but can still make it through to the european playoffs. germany will go up against france followed by china, facing the usa. >>> well the first of the quarter finals kick off in chilly late

why do you think qatar extended this ban? >> i think this has to be looked as part of a larger deal, letting these taliban go, these are sort of the prized possessions of the qatar government hosting them without a deal in which the u.s. is involved. the afghan government most importantly is involved. what are they going to get in return for letting these people go i think that's the question that hasn't been answered. the afghan president was supposed to travel too qatar recently to cancel his trip because of domestic issues, until and unless they can have a decision i think they can get a quid pro quo from the taliban, i believe that the taliban will agree to start talks. i don't think this is going to be easy for the taliban to get their way. >> if and when the ban is lifted where would these taliban people go? >> well, i think that's the million dollar question. they may stay in qatar itself, if their so-called office is opened. afghan famously released about eight or 10 afghan taliban prisoners three years back when pres

qatar.ending the travel ban at least temporarily now on the so-called taliban five men freed in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl. state official saying they will remain in qatar until a "long-term solution" is reached. well general, today is the day. right? because it had been a year. they were just going to kind of go free because no one was looking after them. who came to their senses? >> isn't it something. the reality is we said right from the beginning that this deal made no sense. suddenly after releasing them under a year underscored how bad a deal this truly was. now in the 11th hour we have our own government in a sense saying the very thing that we've been critical of that we should not release them. and trying to find a temporary solution to what should be a long-term problem. the answer here is they should not be released until hostilities are over. and if the answer is to stay in qatar under some kind of monitoring supervision that they're not going to travel outside tha

details on the last minute deal to keep the terrorists in qatar.t be long before they are back on the battlefield. >> a stage scare caught on camera. >> the drone disaster that left enrique iglesias seriously hurt. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. let's get right to the fox news alert though. even with fashionnal security on the line the senate unable to break the crippling gridlock. >> key traditions ends after sunday session ends with a lot of bickering instead of compromising. james rosen is live in dc for us with the late breaking details. good morning, james. >> good morning. as the sun comes up for americans in new york pens opinions and washington sites of the 9-11 attacks three provisions from the post 9-11 patriot act have gone sdashg. they failed to save them from a june 1st expiration date. the controversial was national security agency's phone log collection program made famous by edward snow

to actually move that world cup out of qatar, we're talking about a revote.a revote under the fifa charter. but you would have to assume that somebody would be running against them, that somebody would defeat them if there were a revote and qatar would run again, there is no guarantee they wouldn't win again. the procedures have changed. it's not just the executive revote. it's a body of about 24 people typically, although sometimes some people get suspended and at this point the executive committee is a few men short because of arrests. the vote is moving to the full 209-member congress. and remember, i'm not sure the countries that wanted that 2022 world cup who lost it would be interested in getting a world cup that has been tainted now. >> yeah. >> they might see it as damaged goods. the countries that are interested, i can, would rather probably wait for the 2026 bidding which is to take place in 2017, chris. >> jeremy schaap, one of my favorite persons of interest from espn, thank you, jeremy. >> thank you, chris. >>> up next, majority leader mitch mcco

are now looking into allegations of bribery surrounding the awarding of the world cup to russia and qatar, and in europe, interpol has added several fifa officials to its wanted list, and some of been accused of overseeing a bride to secure the 2010 world cup for south africa, and today, he said he had no reason to step down. >> there is nothing telling me that i should stay on as secretary-general. i certainly do not feel guilty. i do not feel i have to justify my innocence. anchor: philip is in washington with more on the investigation into fia an-- into fifa. they are widening their net. this could have some serious implications, right? reporter: despite one law enforcement official being quoted by the news agency writers -- reuters, saying that this may be just a matter of time. what the fbi is doing, they are looking closely at the awarding of those two world cup in 2018 and 2022 in russia and qatar. they were awarded to the respective countries in 2010 and, of course, they are the most controversial world cup awarded possibly in the history of football. no denial from the fbi so far

cupodds of the 2022 world staying in qatar are no longer looking so promising. us now with more. alix: the bookies are putting of 5-1. at 5-4 instead previously come anyone dollar bewould have had you five dollars. now come any for dollar bet will net you five dollars. your payback will not be so great because the bookies think it's more likely that the world cup in qatar will be canceled. sepp blatter stepping down, he thishe main force behind bid staying on. ever since 2010 when fifa awarded qatar the world cup in 2022, most people were saying it was absolutely insane. the country has no soccer history, it gets temperatures of 120 degrees. build the eight stadiums necessary to host the event would have to top $200 billion. it makes no sense at all to anyone but sepp blatter and the other members of fifa, most of whom who have been indicted. the likelihood of that being pulled is a little bit higher. this country has already spent a lot of money to build this -- they will spend $35 billion on a subway metro station alone. they built a city for 200,000 to watch

in qatar. that is never going to happen.ll not allow this to happen. >> i don't see how they can have qatar.22 world cup in >> why did the executive of fifa decided to put the world cup in qatar against the advice of their own safety committee? -- i will leave it to you to make your own conclusion. has not sepp blatter announced when the election will be held. it cannot be held for at least four months. coming up, the biggest donation harvard has ever gotten and they can think john paulson for it. all the implications, next. ♪ scarlet: a record-breaking gift at harvard university. john paulson giving $400 million to harvard's engineering school, the biggest omission harvard has ever received and yet another example of how the rich are getting richer. joining us from boston is john lauerman and lauren. harvard has a $36 billion endowment, bigger than half of the world's economies. of the students who applied last year. it does not need the money. is this philanthropy or a billionaire buying karen to get mission for his grand

turi insists he never shipped any weapons to qatar. others stole the zero footprint idea. >> why isn't the state department contacting me about making a mistake on my application? the state department had a lead on this. they were going to run it with their people. and who that is i have no idea. i sat back and watched this unravel. and it went south really quick. >> turi says he heard disturbing reports from his contacts on the ground in libya about weapons ie raving from qatar and falling into the wrong hands. >> when this equipment landed in libya, half went one way, and half went the other way. the half that went the other way is the half that ended up in syria. >> this defense intelligence agency report recently obtained by a judicial watch lawsuit provides further confirmation weapons were flowing unchecked in the weeks leading up to the 2012 attack. quote, weapons from the former libyan military stockpiles were shipped from the port of benghazi libya, to the port of benias and the port of borj in syria. ships five days before th

russia and qatar won the rights to stage tournaments in 2018 and and 2022. meanwhile, sepp blatter has been back at work in europe where he has received a standing ovation from staff a day after he announced he would be resigns as resigning as fee at a fifa. >> sepp blatter was at work. it was a mixed youth game on the ground suggesting the kind of sporting purity fifa's critics say vanished years ago. >> sepp blatter's announcement that he would go was followed by red notices against several figures from the americas. >> we know that the $45 million spent by fifa was effectively wasted because of a corruption and tainted bidding process. >> it is a decision that shouldn't have been made given what is surrounding him. look i'm not in blatter's shoes, but it did not seem to be a good idea that this took place. >> who should replace blatter? michel plantin of france perhaps. prince ali? perhaps someone from the united nations kofi annan should act as a control figure to offer reassurance to everyone. >> we have made a proposal back in january when we launched

but qatar is a different story since the idea of awarding the world cup to qatar was absurd when it was done. it's a ridiculous place to hold the world cup. they can't do it in the summer. they have to move it to the winter, which would interfere with all of the professional sports leagues. if fifa is really serious about reforming itself and that's by no means clear, it is certainly possible that they could move the qatar games. >>> meantime, a key figure in the case is lashing out now at the united states. in an editorial in his own newspaper in trinidad and tobago, jack warner says that the world shouldn't be duped by american propaganda. >> warner is accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes, a charge he denies and faces possible extradition to the u.s. he writes, regardless of what the united states of america wishes to say, but this current high moral position upon which it sits was predicated on nothing more than its failure to win the bid for the fifa world cup 2022. >>> another of the 14 men named in the u.s. indictment is now in custody. alejandro bazargo is an argentine

and there's not a lot of votes, so every vote matters to get qatar to the world cup in 2022. that doesn't even include russia, which is next in three years, which apparently has a lot of >> per tonight on all in. >> it's gotten to the point we can give each other. >> it's a small world in a large field. >> we have 75 people running. >> as republicans decent on disney, why jeb bush may be in real trouble. why the draft elizabeth warren campaign is calling it quits. >> plus jeremy on the shocking resignation of fifa's president. barbara boxer on the melt down over the patriot act. a look at the private conversations about caitlyn. >> father'sa a little messed up, but she's pretty good. >> she's cute. caitlyn jenner is the father. >> all in starts now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chase hayes. there is one state that jeb bush must win if he wants to be president. his home state of florida. that for jeb bush is no sure thing. he took part in a cattle call in the state he used to govern and an event convened by the current florida governor rick scott in walt disneyworld in o

qatar and the taliban. all five men were swapped to free bowe bergdahl. they've been living in qatar under travel restrictions since released from guantanamo bay. it's going to be easier to carry guns in texas. a measure will allow licensed gun owners to have concealed weapons at state colleges and universities. the bill now goes to the governor who has pledged to sign it into law. and the governor is expected to allow the open carry of handguns on the streets. >>> the fda is soon text expected to announce a new rule essentially banning all trans fats. some say that the move will make americans healthy you but not everyone is happy about the change. >> studies have linked partially hydrogenated oils to cardio crass sue car disease. some of the studies date back to the late 1950s from an illinois bio chemist who stockholder our lisa stark about the struggle to get the fda to eliminate trans fats. >> you were also asking the industry in 1968 to get rid of trans fats? >> that's right. and they refused to, and they still don't want to do it, but they're being

we should note al jazeera is funded in part by the government of qatar. twonchts big rulings >>> two big rulings today a woman who sued abercrombie and fitch for the wearing of a hajab. lisa stark is live in washington and lisa the court does not often overturn convictions. why did it happen if this case? >> they don't but this case of anthony alonis who posted what appeared to be threatening messages against his ex wife, a kindergarten teacher and the u.s. supreme court. he was sentenced to 44 months because the jury found that based -- a reasonable person would consider these threats. well in a 7-2 decision the supreme court disagreed. the chief justice wrote for the majority saying you actually need an intent to harm to convict someone in a criminal case and they've sent it back to a lower court to take another look to see if in fact based on a tougher standard whether he should be convicted. and tony, groups that work with victims of domestic abuse were concerned they were hoping this conviction could stand so they can't be happy with the court's deci

qatar has the right they won it. i think we can only expect that they will do a wonderful world cup, a beautiful one unless they discover something really, really wrong but before that, i don't see that they can just take it out from that country. it's a country i'm sure they will do their best to have a wonderful world cup but unfortunately, controversial they have been unable to stop it. >> what are the fundamental values that fifa needs to rediscover to make it truly representative of world football and overcome the scandal? >> it's a very sad moment. the first one is transparency, 100%. i don't know how they will do it but they need to do it. for instance, for me, it's very clear, in the minutes of the meeting. the second thing we need to improve. football will still be number one sport. it's on the field not what happens in the offices but the credibility of the big organization will be every year will be worse and worse and suddenly, there will appear a second organization and another one and then it will be ve

in this case in qatar. there were a set of restricted conditions that were placed on these individuals when they were transferred to the custody of the government of qatar. our partners in qatar have lived up to the economiesments they made in the context of those negotiations. as we continue to talk to them about a -- the path forward, those restrictive conditions remain in place. >> just follow up on something michelle asked you. you seem to be very forceful about a number of issues. i also can tell when you're being careful. it seems to me when you won't just come out and say we are less safe. there's a reason behind it. i'm just wondering is it because frankly we are not less safe? because the patriot act provisions have elapsed? are we basically the same because there are plenty of other tools available already? >> kevin, all i can do i can illustrate to you very clearly that there are tools that had previously been available to our national security professionals that are not available today because t

qatar.for me obviously the qataris are investing very heavily in sport in conjunction with their 2013 vision. as rightly pointed out they've invested and this is a growing portfolio. people in qatar love cars and they love the sport. this is an opportunity for him to cash in chips and walk away. there could be various buyouts of formula one. i think the other issue too there have been questions around the governor nan of formula one. the fact that he's set to walk away may well held a new era when we see new people introduced into the sport. >> the 12-year-old becomes the second most expensive player in the club's history. he has four goals and the winner against venezuela on sunday. his next duty is to lead the attacks in i absence of neymar. >>> the finals in chile but uruguay's star player could miss the match and leave the tournament all together after his father was involved in a fatal crash. >> he has been affected by the situation in which a family member was involved. obviously he's

the idea of him from reports teaming up with qatar seems to make sense.s going to host the world cup in 2022, if they do not lose the right to do that. in general, qatar thinks that sports are a place that they want to invest their money. they see them as commodities. it could be a powerful duo. they will have to convince cbc. it has the biggest equity stake in the holding company that controls formal one. there were talks that global liberty were looking at buying it. but they have had a great run. maybe it is time to get out. many people call their $2 billion purchase of that stake in the holding company that controls formula one back about 8 years ago is the single best ever deal in private equity history. they've earned by pretty much all measures at least 750% on original earnings. if they were to sell their stake for $7 billion, once the due diligence has been done, and if mr. ross is satisfied, that would be more money for them and what set formula one up for the next big step, which is if it wants to be a global sports business, to move into the u

was a finalist but lost in the bid to qatar. that would be open again.official investigating all of that and made the statements so far, he has nothing that would prove the two world cups were given to russia and qatar due to bribes. as has been the case in the past week since all of this broke, there have been new allegations that came to light over the weekend. many of them here in britain. one came from the newspaper called "the sunday times" which has investigated fifa for a long time and put forward videos that allegedly shows fifa officials saying yes, bribes were flowing for the 2010 world cup held in south africa and possibly it wasn't even south africa that got the most votes for the world cup, but it was morocco. so a lot of allegations out there. a lot of them surrounding jack warner. the former head of the north and central america. it is alleged there was a payment of $10 million that came from fifa to him that was supposed to go to football and soccer development in central america, and never used for that. most of the money was used for hi

. >>> state department confirming that qatar agreeing to extend the ban. remember president obama ignoring the law, bringing five taliban leaders in exchange for bowe bergdahl. >> these are individuals that yes we are concerned about. that is in fact why we have put restrictive measures in place to prevent them. >> seriously, concerned? it does sound different that what the white house said last year. >> these five detainees do not and will not pose a significant threat to the united states. >> senator and presidential candidate, senator rick santorum. how are you? >> greta, how are you in. >> will not, said he will not cause a problem last year. obviously we have folks that called it wrong again. even and this is a consistent pattern for this administration. underestimating these radicals. >> did they call it wrong or did they know it at the time and just, jay carney just said that? >> again, it goes back to fundamental problem with this administration. which is they don't take the threat of radical islam seriously. they don't believe that these people ar

and particularly 2022 to qatar. >> qatar. >> they have been the subject of damaging and unresolved investigations he was re-elected for a fourth time in a one man race. when the presidential rival was found guilty of corruption. and his popularity among administrators particularly africa has never been in doubt. but that popularity never appeared to extend to football fans. so will it be better off without him in charge? is finally we are about to find out. lee wellings al jazeera. >> and lee still with me here in the studio, we are talking about him resigning and leaving fifa, but he is going nowhere at the moment. because they won't have an election until march? >> it is typical of him to do it on his own terms. i am sorry i have done wrong it's been disastrous, no guilty no remorse no joys for what has happened that has been so damaging for football instead he is talking about staying on and helping, i am going to help football and the public of course doesn't buy that. more so than the wider public, the english football association, they are not the only ones greg the head of the british medi