>> brian webb in philadelphia.hanks a lot, brian. >>> cbs affiliateilfiliate correspondent kris van cleave joins us by phone. what can we expect from the investigation moving forward? >> reporter: well, anne-marie, once the rescue effort is complete, the ntsb will be leading the investigation, trying to piece together what happened. they're going to be looking to recover a data recorder inside that train. they're going to want to talk to the engineers of that train. they're also going to look at the condition of the rails and the train itself trying to find out what caused the engine and all seven cars to jump the tracks. >> now, kris, amtrak has sus spnlded service throughout this area between philadelphia and new york. this is a very busy route. this is bound to cause a major transportation disruption. >> reporter: absolutely. it's busiest corridor between washington, d.c., and boston, essentially being cut in half. so we expect significant disruptions today and perhaps for several days to come as the investigati

. >> senator jim webb. thank you so much. see you on the campaign trail, should you decide to run. should you. hypothetically. thank you so much sir. >>> and for an even closer look at the war against isis watch a cnn special report "blindsided: how icesis shook the world," and tomorrow robert gates, weighing in on the war on terror and much more. >>> national news police knew there could be trouble placing officers ahead of the scene in case. no one expected the carnage that played out in broad daylight. nine people dead noornmore than 170 arrested. how did this biker gang start and why are police worried it might not be over?

caller: i think james webb. if we can get some money behind him, james webb can do it.nie sanders can bring the issues to the forward part of the platform, i hope. james webb can win if he gets the right amount of money. host: why? via think he has more crossover appeal in a general election? caller: i think he does. i think with what he has done with veterans and his work in the government in the state he comes from, a tough state. he looks the camera right straight andin the eye. host: we are talking to democrats only in our last segment of the "washington journal"." getting your very early assessment of the democratic primary field. charlene is in lakewood, washington. caller: good morning. i just want to say i am going to vote for hillary. i think there is too much negative information on the news or media. i think the cockburn h brothers are blocking her to the best of their ability. she has the resume, ability money behind her. you have to have the money. she has the name recognition. she has a resume that is outstanding. nobody can compare the resume with hers. i

malcolm webb has the story. >> after the coup leaders announced it had failed, doctors say police came in and shot three men. >> we had patients, here, after that moment, we see a group of policemen arrive here and they began to shoot everywhere and they began to look for those patients. >> now from the street some protesters try oblock the roads after hearing about the coup's failure but they were quickly dispersed after gun fire. after wednesday's military takeover was popular now that it's failed people think it's bad for them. >> translator: we don't agree with the general because they fought together and did a lot of things together things we didn't want to hear about. >> most of the streets in the capital were quiet with loimist police and soldiers in control. after the coup attempt fighters loyal to the president attacked and burned tvs and radios. now the only tv on air is the state broact controlled by the broadcasts controlled 50 government. now that pierre nkurunziza has returned, many are in hiding or have fled the country. the government says those who are involved in the

malcolm web webb has more now from burundi. >> we just had some gunfire across the other side of the square and we don't know if these people are clearing a crowd, or if this is someone shooting in anger. we're going down on the ground. >> there is now gunfire in the square. hundreds of protesters, we don't know if this is crowd control or if people are actually fighting. >> malcolm webb in burundi for us. >>> north korea's kim jong-un has reportedly executed it's shy chief. they say that hyon yong chol dozed often during a meeting and kim jong-un said that he failed to carry out his instructions. they're describing it in terms of consolidation rather than crisis. >> our government sees such executions as a way to create a fearful atmosphere to promote consolidation of kim jong-un's one and only regime. >> this is also leading some to question the stability of north korea's leader in kim jong-un. >> there has to be better ways to insure the order of the system rather than quick removal. this seems to indicate only the weakness the system, not the strength at all. >> unlike the case o

among them jeffrey webb. his predecessor jack warner, and former south american football head nickolai. they arrested the arrests were a good thing. >> this is a very difficult moment. >> there was more anger than shock. >> it's absurd. people want loads of cash, and in the meantime we have thousands of brazilians struggling to survive. >> they built all the stadiums, and they left the country and now brazil is even worse. >> fbi authorities have started a separate investigation into the awarding of the 2018 and and 2022 world cups. the tournaments in russia and qatar are planned to go ahead but fifa sponsors will be watching closely. no action has been taken against fifa's president blatter. he said his record at fifa was unparalleled and he's expecting to win. >> so seth blatter is not under arrest although he has faced years of criticism. >> it's interesting how fifa has tried to deal with--mean very quickly they organized a press conference this morning and said that that investigation was something that

and jeffrey webb. the suspects are accused of receiving bribes worth $100 million dating back to the 1990s. separately switzerland has begun it's own criminal investigation into mismanagement and money laundering specifically relating to the rewarding of the world cup tournaments to russia and qatar for 2018 and 2022. >> after the warning and initial shock there is little surprise. allegations have been swirling around fifa for years. >> they were expected to up hold the rules to keep soccer honest and protect the integrity of the game. instead they corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to enrich themselves. >> the alleged crimes stretch back more than two decades. >> this really is the world cup of fraud. today we're issuing fifa a red card. >> the u.s. will investigate anything criminal touching the u.s. if will investigate commercial deals, 14 people have been indicted among them jeffrey webb head of north america football con con can cup. and the chief of million eugenio figueredo. itfifa insi

malcolm webb reports from bujumbura. >> fighters of burundi's failed coup.olice came here and shot the injured men. >> we received three patients, and there was -- they was here, after that moment, we see a group of policemen arrive here and they began to shoot. everywhere. and they began to look for those patients. >> out from the street some protesters tried to block the roads after hearing about the coup's failure but they were quickly dispersed by gun fire. on wednesday the military takeover was initially popular among the demonstrators, but since it failed, some think it's made them worse for them. >> this whole coup detat they came up by themselves. they fought together and did a lot of things together then he came here and tried to talk to people about the demonstrations, things we didn't want to hear about. >> but most of the streets in the capital were quiet with police and soldiers in control. after the coup, fighters burned independent tv and radio now the only radio on air is the state broadcasters. when president pierre nkurunziza returned to th

webb says employee received hair pay if they got caller off the phone fast. >> if you would help the customer which will take long he than 3 minutes a lieutenant of the times then you weren't meeting your performance measures which means your pay would be less. >>reporter: web says xerox paid workers 13 to friend dollars an hour but rains want up 2 dollars per hour if they kept calls short. >> therefore you have customer service representative trying to make the 3 minute mark so they won't put the time effort that if assisting client. >>reporter: he says tim was everything. solve be the problem not really the goal. from us stated callers would demand to speak to supervisor. web says they were not supposed to transfer the calls. >> i'm begging you let me talk to a supervisor. >>reporter: derek reid of sonoma knows that all too well. he recorded dozens of calls from fast track customer service trying to get a mistake off the dmv record. we asked the xerox corporation for the call center policy and pay structure. couldn't wouldn't talk to us on camera and wouldn't allow us inside the fa

webb says employee received hair pay if they got caller off the phone fast. >> if you would help themer which will take long he than 3 minutes a lieutenant of the times then you weren't meeting your performance measures which means your pay would be less. >>reporter: web says xerox paid workers 13 to friend dollars an hour but rains want up 2 dollars per hour if they kept calls short. >> therefore you have customer service representative trying to make the 3 minute mark so they won't put the time effort that if assisting client. >>reporter: he says tim was everything. solve be the problem not really the goal. from us stated callers would demand to speak to supervisor. web says they were not supposed to transfer the calls. >> i'm begging you let me talk to a supervisor. >>reporter: derek reid of sonoma knows that all too well. he recorded dozens of calls from fast track customer service trying to get a mistake off the dmv record. we asked the xerox corporation for the call center policy and pay structure. couldn't wouldn't talk to us on camera and wouldn't allow us inside the fast tra

tournaments in the americas. 14 people have been indicted they include fifa vice president jeffery webb head of north american football governing body, his predecessor, jack warner former south american football heads, and the chief of brazilian football who oversaw last year's world cup in brazil. as part of their investigation, the fbi also raided the headquarters in miami. on the same day, swiss authorities also launched separate proceedings into the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 world cups. it was initiated in this november after their own inquiry of the garcia report. >> what would you expect from us? that we start to speculate and say, well maybe, russia qatar, we have to redo the voting? i mean russia and qatar will be played. this is what is fact today. and i don't go into speculation of what will happen tomorrow and after tomorrow and so on. >> reporter: sepp blatter is looking to win a fifth term on friday. fifa say blater is not connected to the blast. >> the president is not involved. of course he is the head of fifa but is not involved so how can you say, okay he has to wha

there is talk as you mentioned of jeffrey webb amohose on the fifa xhek tiexecutive commi along with jack warner, obviously expelled from world futbol, very controversial circumstances over allegations of briberly in the last fifa election for the presidency in 2011. julio rocha, rafael esquivelle, nicholas loas, the paraguayan, who asked the english bid to give him a knight hood. there has been a number of allegations around him. that's what "the new york times" and others are reporting this morning. talk of -- sports promotion officials being alejandro bussado, julio kinkais, and mario kinkais, and jose mangeleas. people alleging to have been arrested. i mean, charges of cal investigations of racketeering, money laundering, money fraud. tax evasion. those names half not been confirmed by justice officials butt but widely reported in several media. >> given this, it is earth shattering isn't it. awaiting the presidential election for fifa friday. would you think they would go ahead with that. sepp blatter isn't charged. but he will be affectedn't he? >> there is a currently high lev

tariq: jeffrey webb, you certainly couldn't be closer in a way.t people say publicly, especially in this world of fifa smoke and mirrors, but jeffrey webb and sepp blatter have been side-by-side ever since the last election when blatter won following the premature retirement of his opponent over vote-rigging claims. since then, jeffrey webb has sort of ascended to the higher levels of fifa. he is now a fifa vice president. he is a former cayman islands banker. he has been talked about by sepp blatter in the past as a potential replacement should the day come when blatter decides he has had enough. mark: blatter, the question is clear, hasn't had enough leading up to friday's election -- at least, that is what he has told us. could we imagine that he won't stand in friday's election? tariq: having watched blatter closely for seven or eight years, i can't see an instance of blatter not standing or wanting to be fifa president. it would take people to pull him out of his office for him not to want to do this. this is his guiding power in his life. fi

. >> that was malcolm webb about half an hour ago. think we have managed to establish a live link with him now. can you hear me? >> yes. >> tell us what is going on now. >> reporter: there is still crowds of hundreds and hundreds of protesters here. the military vehicle is parked there, and the presence of soldiers around very few police. the army officer who has lead what appears to be a coup says he is now in control. and the president is in tanzania to meet with other african leaders. some are saying he is still going to come back. in that is going to cause a lot of problems here. because right now it seems the army has a fairly firm control over the capitol, and the protesters seem to very much have taken control of the streets. >> can you reiterate what the army is like in burundi. a guest was telling me it is one of the success stories in the nation. >> reporter: the peace deal that ended the civil war stipulated that the army had to be ethnically balanced and made up of factions of rebel groups that were fighting each other in

webb says employee received hair pay if they got caller off the phone fast. >> if you would help the customer which will take long he than 3 minutes a lieutenant of the times then you weren't meeting your performance measures which means your pay would be less. >>reporter: web says xerox paid workers 13 to friend dollars an hour but rains want up 2 dollars per hour if they kept calls short. >> therefore you have customer service representative trying to make the 3 minute mark so they won't put the time effort that if assisting client. >>reporter: he says tim was everything. solve be the problem not really the goal. from us stated callers would demand to speak to supervisor. web says they were not supposed to transfer the calls. >> i'm begging you let me talk to a supervisor. >>reporter: derek reid of sonoma knows that all too well. he recorded dozens of calls from fast track customer service trying to get a mistake off the dmv record. we asked the xerox corporation for the call center policy and pay structure. couldn't wouldn't talk to us on camera and wouldn't allow us inside the fa

al jazeera's malcolm webb has the latest. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the sounds of gunfire in burundi'sitol. the streets are deserted during a lull in the fighting, some residents seized the opportunity to run for safety trying to escape the violence. similar a scenes play out in other parts of the city as rival groups of soldiers fight for control. weeks of protests have now turned into gun battles on the streets after a senior military officer announced the dismissal of the president from office. violence has drawn international concern. >> the secretary general ur kently calls on all parties to exercise calm and restraint. and maintain peace and stability in a country that has suffered grievously from previous violence. >> reporter: it is still not clear if the attempted coup has been successful or not. mallcom webb al jazeera, burundi. >>> east african leaders meeting in tanzania have condemned the coup in burundi. tanzaniaee's president called for an end to the violence. >> the summit condemns in the strongest terms the possible the coup in burundi, and the summit is of the view th

our correspondent malcolm webb reports. >> reporter: the sounds of begun fire in burundi's capital. streets are deserted. during a lull in the fighting, some residents seize the opportunity to run for safety. approximate trying to escape the violence, similar scenes play out as rival groups of soldiers fight for control. weeks of protests have now turned in to gun battles on the streets after senior military officer announced the dismissal of the president from offense. on thursday he took to twitter aging people to remain calm in the face of what is going on. there is fighting but the violence is drawing international concern. >> the secretary general you are gentsly calls on all party to his exercise calm and restraint. he reminds all leaders of the need to provide peace and stability in a country that has suffered so grieve plus i from previous bounce of violence. >> reporter: attempted overthrow has failed. it's still not clear if this attempt at the time coup has been successful or not. malcolm webb, al jazerra burundi. >>> simon adams is the executive director for the global c

1990s for major football tournaments in the americas. 14 people have been indicted including jeffery webback warner former south americans heads, and the man who oversaw last year's world cup in brazil. they also raided the headquarters in miami. swiss authorities also launched separate proceedings into the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 world cups. the tournaments will go ahead as planned for now. >> what would you expect from us? that we start to speculate and say maybe, russia qatar, we have to redo the voting? i mean russia and qatar will be played this is what is fact today. and i won't go into what will happen tomorrow and so on. >> reporter: fifa say blatter is not connected to the arrest. >> the president is the head of fifa but he is not involved in any, so how can you say, okay he has to whatsoever step down. he is the president -- he is the president -- he is the president and in two days there will be elections. if they reelect him then he is the president for the next four years. >> reporter: the vote will still go ahead despite these arrested. >> so right now the press confer

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he shouldn't do a debate. >> all right, david webb,. thanks so much for being with us tonight. >>> and, coming up, a teacher had her students write get-well notes to a cop killer. you're not going to want to miss how i grade her. plus, police moral real plum ets across the nation. sheriff david clar now back to kwt justice ktsz e" with judge jeannine. >> now, for my view on a story that got my blood boiling. >>> parents of third graders at the fourth street elementary school in new jersey got the shock of their lives when they found out that their children were assigned to send get-well noets to a murderer. one is on death row, but not just any killer. a cop killer. the 2-year-old, a first-year teach cher, actually tweeted that the letters were just dropped off to her comrade who then took them to the cop-killer hoptized for a buy bee tease related illness. now, when parents heard about the assignment, suspending with pay where she dug her heels and sang quote i stand in front of you today because there's a community behind me. there's

but some of the names that are coming out hugely surprising, jeffrey webb, who is the fifa vice presidentrents head of concacaf, he's regarded as a fifa reformer he called for the garcia report that looked in to the qatar and russia world cups for that to be published publically and for runs to be dealt w to see a figure like him being arrested today a huge surprise. >> how will this have any affect if any on friday's presidential vote? >> all of these -- most of the people involved are members of fifa's executive committee so would be involved in that vote. the vote as you say takes place on friday. but the 209 fifa members who are going to be voting in that, so i am assuming the vote will go ahead and despite everything that's going on, i think that he will probably win the vote. he's running against prince ali of jar dan in that jordan, we are expecting a press conference at 9:00 gmt. >> what do we expect to see there? all eye on his switzerland. >> it will be at fifa house and they will probably confirm the names. people arrested. organization that his will be looking after. and i thi

once is jeffrey webb the current head of concacaf. he's regarded as a reformer who joined the foo fa fifa executive committee recently. he's strong in the fight against racism. he said the garcia reports should be fully published, so many people are surprised today he's a person arrested. some names that are surprised his predecessor is jack warner notorious name. someone who had to step down from all his posts. he was a former fifa vice president because of allegations of corruption back in 2011. >> and you know during the press conference walter de gregorio stressed several times that sepp blatter wasn't involved in any of this. any question of him stepping down or how this reflects on him as well as the election that's meant to take place on friday for the presidency? >> let me read you a statement de gregorio said. the president is not involved. how can you say he has to step down? if he's re-elected he's the president for the next four years. he repeated many times that friday's vote the vote for the fifa presidential elections w

let's get the latest now from malcolm webb who joins us on the phone from the capital.k us through these arrests malcolm. >> reporter: the president is back in the country back in control, he's going to address the nation on the stayed radio in just a couple of hours from now. the national radio and tv, this is the center of the fighting yesterday. this is what the soldiers supporting the coup leaders wanted to take control of and failed to take control of. radio is the main means of commutation. the national radio controls much of the country. they lost that battle. there has been a little bit of shooting after that. but the large shooting has been calmed for quite some hours now and the government says it's back in control. >> the government says it's back in control we are waiting to hear from the president what he is going to do moving forward. but what about those that support the coup leaders who are still on the run and the supporters on the street, what sort of problem will that pose? >> reporter: well, the government says it's going to bring back the rule and l

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warrant is being undertaken there against jeffrey webb, the vice president. but certainly this investigation will go throughout football. francine: are you surprised? it's is a lot of countries are involved. reporter: the reality is there are 209 federations so with it being a worldwide organization with members of the executive committee being spread around the world, it is not surprising at all it is going to go global but you can imagine the size and the scale of doing an investigation at this time. francine: thank you so much. daniel draper, sports lawyer. earlier today i sat down exclusively with the ceo of the third-largest to strip it are announcing key targets here in london. he told me qe is spurring growth but will not last forever, take a listen. >> the ecb has stepped up to the challenge of stabilizing europe and qe has made it possible. we should all be grateful. of course, the other side of the coin it is absolutely depressed and would remain depressed. but in changing the liability structure, we are prepared to live with that for the next many

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have been killed, and more than 30,000 have fled to neighboring states from northern burundi malcolm webbports. >> they are all unemployed south africans. they live in a township where there have been repeated acts of violence on foreign workers. they say they're determined to stop the violence. >> that was charles stratford's report from south africa now malcolm webb from burundi. >>> 30 protesters were wounded one of them critically. the presidential election goes ahead it will break an agreement to stage local elections first. now they could give rivals more influence in the presidential vote. >>> now we can set that story out of south africa in con effect. it is about migrant workers. they have been the people who are trying to protect migrants from the violence. >> they live in an at this point township where there have been repeated attacks on migrant workers. they say that they're determined to stop the violence against foreigners. >> they urge us to make a living, and then i think the police are not very helpful. especially now even if we call them, they will take hours to come. s

malcolm webb, al jazeera bujumbura snrpra. >> as the protesters were unfolding, malcolm webb's reporting from earlier today. >> right now we've e-just heard some gun fire from other side of the square and a lot of the protesters are running this way hundreds of thousands have been celebrating here in the square for the last few minutes and we don't know if this is people clearing a crowd or somebody shooting in anger. we're getting down in the ground going to leave the camera right there running. we've heard quite a lot of gun four infire in the last couple of hours when the soldiers first came in the city. there was shooting, engaging a bit with some police, the police jeaj sogenerally have been loyal to pierre nkurunziza. others were not so they fought a bit with the soldiers who were advancing. now some gun fire in the square. we don't know if it's crowd control or some people are actually fighting. >> in context tonight we're taking a look at the political and ethnic unrest behind the situation in burundi. joins us from tampa florida tonight. kara good to have you with us. what is yo

al jazeera's malcolm webb has more. >> rights activists say the number arrestby police is over fowrd. at that point they had arrested 250. another press conference yesterday, didn't give any numbers, and at these press conferences they don't allow any questions. the remains of a burned out car here but the protesters haven't actually been destroying much property just one car here, over there is a whole garage full of cars but the protesters only burned this one destined for scrap. there is some level of organization and even cooperation with the owners of the garage to make sure they make the roadblock out of property that doesn't have much value to anyone. >> malcolm webb in bujumbura. katherine burns specializes in african politics. she joins us by skype by tonight. 300,000 were killed are you seeing this as an ethnic issue or strictly a political one? >> thanks for having me on tonight. this is actually strictly a political issue now. while there are violent entrepreneurs involved in this protest and have been involved in burundian politics for a long time, there is no part of the

former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." inget vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech," is a printing of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. and in "promises to keep," vice president joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explains his guiding principles. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. in "against the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. former new york g

former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." independent vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech" is a printing of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. in "promises to keep," vice president joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explains his guiding principles. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrucive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafy. in "infancy the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising to the challenge" she shares lessons she's learned from her difficulties and triumphs. former new york go

malcolm webb al jazeera, northern burundi. >>> u.s.tary of state john kerry has made an announced visit to somalia. he met a rage of leaders including the president. more from rosiland jordan in nairobi. >> reporter: it was the first visit ever by a u.s. secretary of state to somalia. john kerry's mission on tuesday was to communicate the obama administration's support for this fledgling democracy, just three years old as somalia gets pretty for parliamentary elections in 2016 the secretary of state wanted to show the administration's support and to encourage somalia to do more to try to improve its military capacity particularly as it is trying to get rid of al-shabab, even though they are working with members of countries that have pledged to use military force to try to degrade al-shabab, they also have to deal with the fact there is no long-term military tradition, so kerry wanted to underscore the u.s.'s willingness to help somalia develop its military capacity. and kerry wanted to deliver the message that rule of law and freedom

for example, jeffery webb is a vice president and on the executive committee of fifa. he also holds the role as president of concacaf he is also on the executive committee of the caribbean football union. he used his position in these various roles, his position of trust, his fiduciary duties to solicit bribes. the second -- the sports marketing bribery chart that you have as part of your materials exemplifies many of the schemes we have charged. of the 12 different schemes, 9 are sports marketing schemes involving soccer tournaments. just to walk you through the board, the business relationships that are represented, how they are supposed to work are represented by the clear arrows. the tournament organizers sell rights to marketing companies who sell those rights downstream. what you see in the red arrows and the role of the corrupt officials is the corrupt officials solicited bribes in order to support bids by sports marketing companies, and in exchange, the sports marketing companies received these valuable contracts that for example, the sports marketing companies

stretching back into the 1990s. 14 people have been indicted, among them, fifa vice president jeffrey webb, head of concacaf, and jack warner. >> two days before the election, anyone has to be naive not to believe this has something to do with it. >> and former south american football head. and the chief of brazilian football who oversaw last year's world cup in brazil. insists the arrests will help it fight corruption. >> this is good what happens. it confirms that we are on the right track it hurts it's not easy but it's the only way to go. >> registering more anger than shock. >> it's absurd. in the meantime we have lots of brazilians struggling to survive. >> it is not a surprise, they got our money last year during the world cup. they built a lot of stadiums they left brazil and the situation is even worse. >> fbi agents raided concacaf headquarters. the tournaments in russia and qatar are still planned to go ahead bud fifa's global sponsors will be watching situations slowsly. fifa president sepp blatter is due ostand for reelection in days. he is expected to win. allen fisher al jaz

alex webb joining us live from munich. guy: coming up, the chief executive joining us as the company boots their sales for the fourth time this year. anna: just a reminder, you can follow us on twitter. anna: welcome back to "the pulse." live from the european headquarters in london. guy: these are the top headlines. anna: australian employers cut jobs in april. after the investment boom on lines weakened the currency. the number of employees fell from 2900 from the month earlier compared with economists forecasts. guy: benjamin netanyahu succeeded in forming a new government. he has a queue of outstanding offers. he struck a laugh -- last-minute agreement with a jewish party giving him 51 seats. anna: the u.k. goes to the ballot box today to vote in the general election. 650 mps will be elected as voters get the chance to decide the makeup of the next parliament. around 50,000 polling stations across britain will be around london -- around the u.k.. a reminder from 6:00 tomorrow. guy: 12 hours of breaking news market reac

. >> malcolm webb, thank you. >> colombia ordered a stop to crops killing cocaine.t is part of the u.s. effort to stem cocaine. the world health organization says the chemicals cause health problems and cancer. colombia's decision raises questions about the strategies to against drugs in the region. >> b.b. king has died. he had been in hospice care in his home in las vegas. we have a look back at the life of a true american icon, not just a music icon. >> an american icon, absolutely. fans have been bracing for this six king announced last week that he was in home hospice care. king's last year was marked by rapidly declining and health and accusations from his family that a long time business manager had been stealing from him. now he's gone. we take this time to remember the brilliant and influential performer that was b.b. king. >> from share cropper to superstar, in a career that interested seven decades b.b. king staked his claim as the greatest blues guitarist of all time. he grew up poor in the segregated mississippi delta picking cotton at the age of seven.

webb got back over the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook.ubble, and i told her to curve her [ bleep ] tongue with me. excuse me french. you all know i got a mouth when i get upset. or when i -- you know, there's no secret about that. i did hang up. i didn't stay on the phone for several minutes. it took me a few seconds to say, i -- i can't just hang up right on my wife, that would be rude and she was in tears and i don't want to be inconsiderate to her, and at the same time, to the officer giving me a direct order. if i'm guilty of anything, i am guilty of verbal abuse. >> they didn't charge you with that. >> yeah. i'm not trying to be a pain in the ass or anything. >> i know you're not and i understand you not wanting to be disrespectful to your wife. but you still got to take responsibility for your actions. i mean really and i understand that. stuff happens. you admitted that you had to be told three times, three times, so that was enough times to lock down and i do -- you know, you have to do what you got to do, and i got to do what i g

webb recently told the 35 associations we're looking at here, if 35 votes, to feel free to vote for thete of their choice. normally this is a confederation that votes in block and traditionally they vote sepp blatter. if his backing holds amidst this crisis, sepp blatter could get at least a 00 secrets right there in the ballot box, making it likely he will rain for a fifth term. cnn, london. >>> the story really breaks down the numbers. now let's get some context and perspective on this story with kir radnich. good day to you. so you saw or heard eva's report just a moment ago. what do you think about these numbers between sepp blatter and prince ali? >> well, i think her assessment with the numbers were pretty good. what i would say is that prince ali will not get all of the votes in europe. europe does have some very firm sepp blatter supporters. russia, spain and countries within their -- the unfortunate thing for prince ali is that the asian federation, his own confederation is officially backing sepp blatter. that's a very serious problem for him. my reading of the situation, i am

two current fifa vice presidents jeffrey webb and among those named in the inindictment.he governing body was not involved in the election on friday will be held as scheduled in zurich. >> it is not nice to be here in front of you to try to slain something -- explain something that is not nice but at the same time i can confirm this is good for fifa this is good what happened. it confirms we are on right track. it hurts. it is not easy. but it is the only way to go. >> early this morning, six fifa executives were arrested by swiss miss and authorities accused fifa authorities of receiving bribes and kickbacks totaling $150 million between the early 1990s and now. >> concord police are looking if a missing 72-year-old woman last seen around 6:00 last night at her home. police are worried because she suffers from several medical issues. she does not have a car or cell phone and is religious. she likes to visit local churches. she is 5' 6" and 150 call police if you see her. >> the highway patrol is looking for an s.u.v. and the people after a young girl who appeared in dist

we will talk to malcolm webb live but here is his report. >> reporter: police often seen as loyal to the ruling party used rubber bullets. when nkurunziza was out of the country the senior army officer announced he was taking over. >> translator: president pierre nkurunziza has been relieved of his duty. the permanent secretaries will have minimum duties in their posts. >> burundi's army is seen as neutral and it's been popular amongst the protesters. they've not joined in the violence. minutes after the announcement from the army hundreds of jubilant protesters came running into the center too. >> translator: now the president has to go whether he wants to or not he has to go. >> reporter: some police units loyal to the president fired at the advancing protesters but soldiers overpowered them. this man was a member of the ruling party's militia dressed in police uniform they said he tried to stop them but they killed him. outside the building of the independent radio station that was closed down on the second day of protest now a crowd of protestors are celebrating and cheering. mad

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two others are expected to run, former senator jim webb a conservative from virginia and the other islican defecting to the democratic party, lincoln chaffey, a governor and senator from rhode island. he is expected to announce this week. let's bring in michael shure, our al jazeera political analyst joining us from los angeles. good evening to you, thank you so much. what do you think about the democratic field running against hillary clinton so far? >> it's what you expect when you have hillary clinton running in a juggernaut way. a lot of people say she's there in 2008 no one expected president obama. but president obama was breaking a barrier, a barrier breaker like hillary clinton wants to be. now, all the focus is on clinton. what the democrats are doing is filling the bernie sanders, a real social liberal, you know old-time classic social liberal, a hawkish jim webb. now you have martin o'malley and i think that there is - you are looking at people who are running because there's a chance to run. martin o'malley in my estimation is running in 2020 in case hillary clinton doesn'

of democratic voters consider martin o'malley their top pick, tied with former virginia senator jim webb. the candidate who has more than all the other likely democrats combined, hillary clinton, with 57% of democrats saying that she is their top pick for president. rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. kellye: in the coming weeks, we are expecting more candidates to enter the fray. former rhode island governor lincoln chafee is set to announce wednesday he will seek the democratic presidential nomination. he will make the announcement at the george mason center for politics in arlington. wisconsin governor scott walker has not officially entered the race, but he is campaigning in new hampshire. walker will make an official announcement at the end of june. the former texas governor rick perry is expected to become the eighth gop candidate when he enters the race next week. abc 7 is your station for complete vote 2016 coverage. stay up to date on the campaign trail at wjla.com and on twitter and facebook. abc news is reporting a second man has come forward accusing former house speaker dennis haste

al jazeera's malcolm webb reports from the capital bujumbura. >> the protest against pierre nkurunziza's possible third term in pow has been growing. on wednesday afternoon while nkurunziza was out of the country, the senior army officer announced he was taking over. >> president pierre nkurunziza has been relieved of his duty, the government has been dissolved. ministers will have minimum duties in their positions. >> burundi's army is seen as neutral and it's been popular among the protesters. they've not joined in the violence. minutes from the announcement from the army, hundreds of jubilant protesters came. >> whether he wants to or not he has to go. advancing demonstrators soldiers overpowered them. on this corner people said this tried to stop the advancing soldiers but they killed him. a short while later the army and crowds of protestors protestors arrived in place de la pendance. >> the independent radio station was closed on the second day of protest, now crowds are celebrating and cheering. the military officer says he's now in control of burundi made his announcement he was

. >> brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: the community of hattiesburg came together at a candlelight memorial to honor two police officers killed in the line of duty. >> we want to be sure that we do come together as a community, let them know that we appreciate them and just do what we can to make this work for the good of the community. >> reporter: 34-year-old officer benjamin deen and 25 yearldz officer liquori tate were shot and killed during a traffic stop saturday night. deen pulled over a cadillac escalate for speeding and then called for backup. three suspects were arrested within four hours. a fourth suspect 28-year-old cornelius clark was apprehended sunday. police say 29-year-old marvin banks, his 26-year-old brother curtis banks, and 22-year-old joanie callaway are charged with capital murder. all are expected to make their first court appearance today. hattiesburg's mayor says this is a shock to the small city. >> i think what we need to do now is celebrate the lives of these two individuals. >> reporter: homes was a good friend of officer tate. >> he was never mad or u

in philadelphia, i'm brian webb, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:33 right now.d the altamont pass. it's a slow spot now because of actually two separate incidents and they're in opposite directions. westbound 580 at grant line, i can hear my producer on the phone with chp getting the latest updated details but it's westbound 580 at grant line road with one lane blocked. the sensors show that, as well. it's starting to back up on 205, eight miles per hour. and we know the tow crews were called out about 10 minutes ago for this wreck. this was counter-commute eastbound 580 at north flynn. we are not seeing any big delays eastbound but that's a hot spot there. bay bridge some delays in the cash lanes. that's "kcbs traffic." your forecast, here's roberta. >> good morning. as we take a bird's-eye view out towards our bay waters from the city of san francisco, looking due east towards the port of oakland, we are seeing a little bit of clearing out there. but generally speaking, that's as good as it gets. we are going to have mostly cloudy skies today. right now 47 deg

. >> among them busted was jeffrey webb a vice president seen here in march with mayor nutter announcing that philadelphia is one of 13 cities hosting preworld cup qualifiers. they are going to great lengths to stay clear of the fifa swamp. >> the commissioner made clear not to discuss the topic at this time. >> international soccer fans hopes that the charges will clean up the sport. >> everybody is getting rubbed. >> i'm surprised it took some long for the arrests to be made. >> because? >> because everyone knows fifa is corrupt. >> the criminal probe of fifa is far from over. he fully expected the events in july to proceed as planned. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> and world news top with david muir has more on the fifa investigation next here on channel 6. >>> a woman that devoted they are life -- was honored today. she has given more than 50 years of service in both education and philanthropy former governor ed rendell there in attendance to show his sup. >>> burlington city has big plans to transform the river front and they hope it will attract more visitors and a high s

i'm bryan webb store i'm the union liaison to the cannabis association our members are union employersreg is a member greg is you know a great business person and great community leader our letter to 89 in a with the planning commission this is the article from the san francisco white blood cell if last week the city changes rules to ban medical cannabis in the sunset we're hoping you'll grant this permit it is legal there's nothing wrong with that greg following the law i could have 5 hundred people stand up and say it creates crime it is medicine it is legal there's nothing wrong with it the permit should be granted address parents had been allowed to buy medicine for the kids that have seizures. >> is there any additional public comment okay. seeing none public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> well, thank you all for testifying i think this is a record inform a number of people testifying at least with when i've been sitting up here i've been sitting here for a long time the project sponsor is sincere but the location is the wrong place and it's clear testimony we've hea

malcolm webb reports from the capital. >> this man was among a crowd of protesters when police opened fire. he was lucky a bullet just grazed his leg. he seems unshaken. the police are trying to intimidate us. they want us to stay off the streets and do not want us to expressure views. he's one of self people seeking treatment. the protesters say the president should not run for a third term. supporters say he's entitled to. police fired tear gas. supporters blocked roads. there has been groups of soldiers on the street. police trust the army. some say when the soldiers are present, the police don't use live rounds. riots groups say the government is trig to silence anyone that objects. the ministers of public security read a press conference. we can't ask questions. >> the organiser said the protests were peaceful. throwing stones shooting throwing grenades - they showed us a gun money, and a man with a bloodied beaten face. they said he was an arm protestor. away from the protests in the city center one was thrown into a bus. we don't know who by. police said we should film it. more