prosecutor, michael garcia, said the judge misrepresented his investigation, everything he found, and f.i.f.a. goes from scandal to scandal even when it scandal. >> frankly, you had me with the intro at f.i.f.a. judge - that's all you need to here. the f.i.f.a. judge in the f.i.f.a. court somehow cleared f.i.f.a. - the only f not present in that statement is the big f that was sent to soccer fans around the world who care about having a game that is aboveboard, and kudos to michael garcia for speaking out about this. that is what we need. i cannot think of an institution in global society that is both as important to people's lives as f.i.f.a., and yet also cloistered and in desperate need of whistleblowers. >> the head of englands football felt. >> i think we were surprised by michael garcia, it has made a mockery of the whole process. if the person that did the investigation said the report did not reflect what he believed. i'm a bit shocked by it. most people are. >> i am sure he was unhappy because the judge came down hard on englands behaviour in a losing bit. >> exactly. >> the

prosecutor, michael garcia, said the judge misrepresented his investigation, everything he found, and f.i.f.a. goes from scandal to scandal even when it comes to investigating a scandal. >> frankly, you had me with the intro at f.i.f.a. judge - that's all you need to here. the f.i.f.a. judge in the f.i.f.a. court somehow cleared f.i.f.a. - the only f not present in that statement is the big f that was sent to soccer fans around the world who care about having a game that is aboveboard, and kudos to michael garcia for speaking out about this. that is what we need. i cannot think of an institution in global society that is both as important to people's lives as f.i.f.a., and yet also cloistered and in desperate need of whistleblowers. >> the head of englands football authority summed up what many felt. >> i think we were surprised by michael garcia, it has made a mockery of the whole process. if the person that did the investigation said the report did not reflect what he believed. i'm a bit shocked by it. most people are. >> i am sure he was unhappy because the judge came down hard on

this was the summary of michael garcia's report that we got today from the prosecuting judge at fifa's ethics chamber, who effectively cleared qatar and russia of any wrong doing. in the past few minutes, you've had this statement from michael garcia, the new york lawyer that produced this report. he spent 18 months traveling the world, speaking to members of the various bids. there were nine in all for 2018 and 2022. they compiled a report of 200,000 supporting pages of evidence. he said today's decision to suggest there should be no rerun of the 2018 and '22 vote is effectively wrong. he says it contains numerous materially incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts and conclusions detailed in his report and he intends to appeal the decision. >> so that is a pretty big deal then, isn't it? he's an interesting character in as much as he's billed as an independent judge, but he's been brought in by fifa for an internal fifa investigation paid for by fifa. >> and now there will be an internal appeal as well. it's part of the criticism of fifa. a fifa-run investigation. and fi

investigator by michael garcia. in a statement, fifa president said i launched the criminal complaint upon the recommendation, i cannot comment on any possible criminal offenses, i am not a lawyer, i was also not the address see of the report, however, given judging heart's recommendation, it was my duty to lodge that complaint. often more on this joined by our sports correspondent, who is live for us in london, lee, fifa heavily criticized following the publication of the summary of michael garcia's report, large parts that haven't been made public, should we be surprised they have instigated these? >> i don't think this is surprised at all. statements he needs he needs to take action like this. and some leave the pressure from what has been brought up. this is now a criminal case, but remember, it is about individuals. and remember, that judge said that action would need to be taken. so why wouldn't it be made into a criminal case. and by individuals these are the people that poisons them around the year 2010 when

some individuals might be punished in the future, but that's that, and then michael garcia dropped his bomb shell. and now everything us up in the air again. we shouldn't assume that they got everything wrong. and they should go ahead as plans. i think that mr. garcia may have more of a problem, i think garcia has criticisms of the way that face that has done it. i don't think it's a secret he would like to have some changes at the top. and also bear in mind, it might suit him to be seen as someone who wasn't clearing everybody. he wasn't the man who cleared all of the big teams. wasn't the man that said yeah, carry on, it is fine. i think lit be good for his reputation that he has challenged it. >> in terms oif investigation, never really a full league probe, was it? especially when it came to the russian be i? >> no, it wasn't. you could sense how difficult this was. the russian situation was extremely difficult one. hen't allow uhed into the country. computers were destroyed, we can assume they might have had something to hide, but mr. gar see yeah will never know, so it makes the r

michael garcia couldn't subpoena him. there'll always be the innuendo that there was a link between it and 2022. also the issue of the weather. when will the world cup take place, will it be in june or july, or will it be cooler time of year. people make a final decision on that early next year. what we can say is that while we don't know when it will be held, the world cup is coming to qatar. >> andy richardson there live. outside the stadium in doha >>> the coach of a russian football club has been banned for making racial remarks about his players, he came under fire about the african players in his team because they lacked discipline and wouldn't sign black players because of the ebola virus. he claimed his comments were misrerpted by the media and has been suspended for five games. >> a 2-0 first leg over crusado in the finals. it took 9 minutes to open the scoring. lual doubling its lead with a goal mutting mineiro with a tie. >> novak djokovic profess himself the man to beat at the season-ending tennis tour finding

garcia who says it continues incomplete and erroneous reputations of the facts and conclusions and in a bizarre legal situation the american lawyer will appeal to fifa how his report is being represented. there have been relief for 2022 teamte o of cleared of wrongdoi. >> the result today is just a confirmation of what we always believed and have been transparent dealing with the investigation and in terms of the overall process that looks in the 2018 and 2022 bidding process. >> reporter: they did not esca esca escape sensor and part of the bid team being destroyed. >> it's something that fifa deemed important to do, it was done and who participated, we complied and what more can we do? >> reporter: county problems with russia and another problem with judge eckert and praised in the epic report and garcia more critical of leadership and with russia and katar lasted hours and the times newspaper printed a significant amount of leaked team and documents and formed allegations against the qatar world cup bid and they were judged to be for his own benefit and not benefit of qatar 2022. e

the report also michael garcia was unhappy with some aspects of that summary. aztecnology allows the stimulator is an interesting development who say in china when they are absent from the labor process they are going the opposite direction. as his contractions were made stronger, it wasn't long before he was begging the nurse to stop. the thought of childbirth being something really natural, really normal that women can get through, since doing this i feel like it is really not easy for a woman to give birth to a child. it is just painful, like something coming out of your stomach, very painful. >> while some mothers may find that rudimentary, it may help to know that even when the electric current is running at full power, the simulator in china's hospital creates only a fraction of the real thing. >> even if the pain is far less than the pain experienced by women when they give birth, still if men can experience this pain, they will be more loving and caring to their lives. >> research shows when men are involved in childbirth and looking after newborns moth

the summary presented because challenged by investigator michael garcia. who said the decision contains numerous materially incomplete ander remember nows representations of the facts and conclusions. the american loyal will appeal in how the report has been represented. at being cleared of wrongdoing. >> the result today, is a confirmation of what we have all believed. we have been transparent in term of the investigation, and cooperative in terms oif overall process that looks into the 2018 bidding process. >> the bidding did not escape venturing the report. we complied what more can we do. >> encountering probables with russia, but the other -- praised in the oathics report, garcia is understood to have been more critical of the leadership, so it lasted hours. >> earlier this year, the sunday times newspaper print add significant amount of documents that formed allegations against the qatar world cup bid. but crucially the prescribes were judged to have been for his own benefit and not the benefit of 2022. on land itself is one of the losing bidders. th

michael garcia investigated claims of corruption surrounding the 2018 and 2022 process. his full report was then summarized by fifa. a statement said: >> with every more from london. >> it's been dragging on now for nearly four years since qatar and russia were awarded those two world cups and now the situation which really in a way came out of the blue. it looked like really good news for qatar and russia, but now a real bombshell from mr. garcia and the tensions we felt might be there between investigator garcia and judge eckert have shown that he is not happy at all. we shouldn't rush to conclusions. there is no suggestion in what mr. garcia has said, that eckert has been completely wrong. he might be referring to other parts of the report. what you can certainly read between the lines is that praise from mr. eckert, i don't think much praise was given by mr. garcia. you can see him restraining not to attack with a lunch in luncheon a month ago. he clearly feels there need to be changes in fifa. you can't be in that position of saying it's finished, over, we know wher

this is an american lawyer named michael garcia. he says the summary contains numerous material incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts and he's calling for the full report to be made public. now, the online publication sums up this situation quite well. it says that fifa is going to appeal fifa's own ruling on the world cup bid corruption, and critics say that basically this report is, well, it's politically motivated whitewashing. the guardian has very harsh words for fifa today as well,, they say that fifa has made itself a global joke. its attempts to deny corruption are farce cal it's time for coordinated action to force a cleanup of fifa because after all, it's the organization that regulates the world's favorite sport. >> so let's turn our attention to france, and the country's highest transparency watch dogs were there. they're sounding the alarm on opposition u.m.p. party and concerning foreign bank accounts. explain this. >> absolutely. you can read more about it, basely two m.p.'s and one senator from the u.

investigator michael garcia, whose report into the process was examined by fifa's ethics judge. well, garcia was reportedly unhappy with ebbing heart of his report, resulting in today's meeting. well, i am joined by our sports correspondent in our london studio. the a.p. news agency reporting that the statement puts the world cups in russia back into them, but is that the case? i don't think it is the case, just because of a statement released. you have to remember the background for this, it is extraordinary, that these two characters were having a meeting at all at fifa in switzerland. really, their business could have been done prop everly, a week earlier, and there was this falling out, mr. garcia, the new york lawyer says that he was unhappy about how he was represented by mr. ebbing heart's shortened version of his reports. so this was an attempt to get some peace to restore their reputations help restore the reputation, which is going to take some doing, and that's why they have come together, come out with this statement and said they will make sure as much information a

and all of this is based on the 18 months' work of michael garcia, the former american attorney who has led this campaign and these interviews to basically get the facts straight and help the committee make its recommendation. now, this was anything but a given, the publication of this report or this summary. remember, back in august/september, you had the fifa president who said there's no way the outcome of this investigation is going to make it to the public domain. so we are expecting the report to come out imminently. what will it say? this report looked at your 2018 and your 2022 world cup bid. the winning widz, qatar and russia. the losing contenders, like australia and possibly england. cnbc understands that it is unlikely to contain a call for a revote. as you mentioned, the expectation is that qatar will be cleared from the probe and basically echo what officials have been saying. distancing themselves from one of the controversial figures in the world cup bidding process. and then there's the financial toll that this has taken on the world soccer body basically just last week

was challenged by investigator michael garcia, who said the decision contains numerous materially incomplete and erroneous representations at the facts and conclusions. in a bizarre legal situation, they will appeal on how the report has been represented. there have been released that the team are being cleared of wrongdoing. >> the result today is just a confirmation of what we have always believed. in terms of dealing with the investigation, we have been transparent in the overall process that looks into the 2018 and 2022 bidding process. >> rushes bidding garcia was denied accused recess and only limited documents were allowed. it is something that fifa deemed important to do. it was done, we participated we complied. >> garcia encountered problems with russia, involved the fifa president, praised in the report, garcia is understood to have been more critical. so it lasted hours. earlier this year, the sunday times newspaper printed a six can't amount of documents that formed allegations against the world cup bid. but crucially the probablies were judged to have been for his own benefit a

the issue stems from a report by the head investigator michael garcia on the process in which russia won the bid to host the 2018 world cup. today, justin karstadt, and the top judge agreed that a third independent party should review the report. it will be determined whether some or all will be released to f.i.f.a.'s executive committee. the compromise is a small step to making it public. >> what we do know about garcia's report is it clears russia and qatar of violations. there may be violations from individuals that we don't know about. carsia initial -- garcia initiated the process. turning over the report or most of it to the executive committee let's them make a decision with better information. a number of people within the support are critical of responses to allegations of corruption. three whistle blowers, including this man, said publicly they provided first-hand information about pay for vote schemes. another of the three, who worked on the qatar bid before losing her job said she faced threats and other tactics since coming forward. >> i'm tired of f.i.f.a.'s culture of

michael garcia is a former federal prosecutor. he gave them a massive report which we have not seen and he says the conclusions they drew contain numerous material incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts. he says he is going to appeal the decision. now, the international world, soccer is not huge in the united states compared to the rest of the world. when you look at headlines from all over the world people were quite upset. this is from mexico. they say fifa is a farce. we could have shown you dozens and dozens of headlines particularly galling to a lot of individuals who read the report is that they acknowledge within the summary says russia says the computers were destroyed so they couldn't do a good investigation but russia is cleared and the spokesperson says no one should be concerned. >> we are confident that our bid was very transparent and open and we did not commit wrong doings. >> the one thing i would say is if this 42-page summary is a watering down of the actual investigation report holy smokes because

lawyer, michael garcia. he spent two years looking into the bidding process for both 2022 and indeed '18. russia the host, as you say. and today, judge eckert issued a summary of the findings. and in that, we learned that garcia did not find evidence sufficient to justify any kind of revote. there have been some assumptions that such were the allegations surrounding that vote, albeit denied by qatar, that today we would discover there would be a revote. well, that hasn't happened. >> didn't find that it was a completely clean process either. one of the lines coming out here said that the judge noted wrong doing among the 11 bidding nations. basically saying everyone was doing something wrong, but weren't corrupt enough. >> correct. and the key phrase, in relation to qatar anyway, he says the circumstances identified by garcia were not suited, however, to compromise the integrity of the fifa world cup bidding process as a whole. so in other words, there were certain occurrences in his words that were suited t

garcia's investigation in the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 world cup has been released and they claims fifa misrepresented his work and first they saw him having further talks with fifa and now decided his report will be looked at again, presidential candidate champaign says the future of fifa is on the line. >> what is at stake is not only the image of fifa but if we continue on the trend it's capacity of fifa it will be a mistake and globalized futbol we need a strong governmeance and l the once we don't want regulations, all the once we don't want governors, all the once and using futb oh, l and serving them for political and financial reasons. >> pakistan set a target of 261 to win the second set against new zealand in dubai and had 250 and ross taylor with a century and the first ever century against pakistan and now have to ball out pakistan on the final day to level the series and doing pretty well, right now pakistan 75 for 4 and has been scoring a lot of runs this year and is still unbeaten. england stepping up preparations for next year's one-day world cup and the

still, the investigator in that case, michael garcia, was obviously very angry, put out statements saying that that wasn't necessarily the case. we know he was in zurich today and that he signed a deal with fifa and now as a result of that, they are saying that they're going to continue to investigate. so world cup 2018 in russia and world cup 2022 in qatar, those are now once again in question. sue, back to you. >> and in play. thanks, mcc. appreciate it very much. >>> all right. metals markets, the gold market is closing right now. and right now we have about a $3 loss in gold. silver, copper, platinum and palladi palladium, showing just minor moves in platinum. palladium is down about a quarter of a percent on the trading session. >>> to the bond market now and the interest rates out there in currencies. rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. rick? >> reporter: thank you very much. we had some pretty wild data this morning, especially philly, a little hotter inflation and pretty decent housing numbers. you look at an intraday, we saw the market pop in all the right places but

remember, the lead investigator, michael garcia, he has taken aspects of his investigation and forded them on to swiss prosecutors for a potential criminal wrongdoing. we'll see how much longer fifa can claim, and it may be a claim that there are legal reasons why they can't put the full report out there, or is there a way to put the report out there, but excise certain parts of it. i suspect the calls for that will be greater in the coming days. guy, francine? >> hans, thank you so much, our international correspondent there, hans nichols in berlin. >> i have to say whether or not you would consider a personal boycott of the world cup. i say opinion probably on the side of a yo that front, but a few nos in terms of tweet questions. moon in coming in, the 2026. i won't be going to any of them, says that tweet respondent. if this was a u.k. m.p., he would have been out. >> now, a new malware has been discovered and is thought to be developed, to have been developed by a nation state to slam people and companies in at least 10 countries. this has been used for quite some time. this is t

garcia-cannon. more on that story in a moment. a lot of you heading out of town today, the big thanksgiving holiday weekend, a quick check of the forecast with christina. >> good morning, everybody at home. we are finally here. i can tell you it's going to be nice for holiday travels, but getting back home could be problematic. three

garcia-cannon. more on that story in a moment. a lot of you heading out of town today, the big thanksgiving holiday weekend, a quick check of the forecast with christina. >> good morning, everybody at home. we are finally here. i can tell you it's going to be nice for holiday travels, but getting back home could be problematic. three powerful storm systems on the way to the bay area between now and monday. a lot to go over. overall, getting out of town today, looking really good. as far as weather goes. let's go to mike inouye. >> it's going to be different all over the place today, though. hopefully getting to work will be easier because like yesterday we expect a light volume of traffic. today and the rest of the week, bay bridge has overnight road work going on. down a couple of lanes as you travel westbound across that span. we don't see flashing lights. light volume of traffic, a couple of cash lanes opening up on the bottom of the screen, lanes 3 and 4 still closed. towards the maps, no proble

garcia. use, and mr. to garcia's campaign is under investigation. do reserve honest representation in washington. on the school board in miami-dade county, i have with republicans and democrats to improve the quality of education without raising taxes. that is the same types of solutions oriented leadership we need in washington. i not only talk about bipartisanship, i have a record of doing it. mr. garcia's idea of calling anship is republicans the taliban. that is not going to get things done. again for having us. >> it is our pleasure for having you here. we will closely be watching the race in the next -- 17 days as it? 16 days. >> up next, we take the debates fanfare to this week's power table. stay with us. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the midterm elections will be the focus on tomorrow's newsmakers. guests are stuart rothenberg and amy walter. they talk about the tossup current

on top of that a lot of work i've done is i've told you before michael has been on the record in front of the camera. so i'm proud of the work i've done. i understand the garcia campaign has wanted to make an issue out of this to try to establish some parity or to try to muddy the waters but the bottom line is i follow the law i'm committed and i invite his campaign to start following the law as well. >> for the record it wasn't the garcia campaign that first brought this up. it was elaine who writes a blog and she in the media brought this up. and i don't think anyone is disputing the that you follow the law. the question is it's not the media it's the public and the media is a surgt of the public to find out what their public officials do who they get paid by. and who they are incouple berd to. and under that sort of scenario why not just tell people? why not? >> like i said, 50eu78 willing to answer any question that anyone has asked. you've seen me answer them on tv. what i'm not going to do -- you talk about the media and blogs a lot of times other campaigns work through them. but

second district where representative ann custer is 60% and marilinda garcia is 40%. and david michael wagner wanted to put on a better fight but david joyce winning with 62%, that declared a winner for representative joyce. these are all at c-span.org. host: let's look at the balance of power. we have gotten the result from arkansas which is a new pickup for republicans and that may not be included in this total. 34 for the democrats and 40 for the republicans, two for independents and everybody looking for the 51 for the majority and senator mcconnell off the teenagestage to watch the other results. we have our phone lines open and we would like to hear from you about how you voted, what your concerns are and what you think of the results as we are hearing them. let's talk next to chris who is in spring hill, florida, independent. hi, chris. caller: god bless you at c-span. it is a wonderful thing. i want to first say congratulations to mitch. that was great. in florida here it kind of restored my faith. i thought crist was going to walk away with it. not that he sh

on top of that a lot of work i've done is i've told you before michael has been on the record in front of the camera. so i'm proud of the work i've done. i understand the garcia campaign has wanted to make an issue out of this to try to establish some parity or to try to muddy the waters but the bottom line is i follow the law i'm committed and i invite his campaign to start following the law as well. >> for the record it wasn't the garcia campaign that first brought this up. it was elaine who writes a blog and she in the media brought this up. and i don't think anyone is disputing the that you follow the law. the question is it's not the media it's the public and the media is a surrogate of the public to find out what their public officials do who they get paid by and who they are incumbered to. and under that sort of scenario why not just tell people? why not? >> like i said, i'm willing to answer any question that anyone has asked. you've seen me answer them on tv. what i'm not going to do -- you talk about the media and blogs a lot of times other campaigns work through them. but wh

i'm laura garcia-cannon. a developing story in oakland, merchants this morning cleaning up after protests got out of hand last night. demonstrators gathered after the decision not to indict the police officer who shot and killed michael brown in august. >> charging pedestrians on the golden gate bridge is about to hit a roadblock. today two bay area assembly measures will file a measure to keep bridge access open to all. >> later this morning, the boston red sox are expected to introduce their newest addition. pablo sandoval. panda has agreed to a five-year deal in the ballpark of $100 million. good-bye and good luck to you. >> you're going to miss this bay area weather, though, panda. it's nice out there, christina. >> good morning to, laura. we have a really nice, sunny finish coming your way. a nice picture, san jose shows you a little haze out there. gorgeous conditions today and tomorrow. and then the changes really start to come through. we have a lot of rain coming your way. but thanksgiving day lookin

i'm laura garcia-cannon. a neighborhood lined with police tape as investigators try to figure out how a man was injured in the middle of the night. >> this all started around 1:00 this morning when a 50-year-old man called 911 to report finding an injured person outside his home. when officers arrived, they located a 34-year-old man with injuries inside the home. that man was transported to the hospital. the injuries and his condition are not yet known. police are now saying whether or not the two men knew each other, all they're saying is that the investigation now continues. they don't believe that is the case. kris sanchez. >> let's get a quick check of the weather with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. i want to warn you about this thick fog. look at the surface here at the san mateo bridge, socked in with dangerous fog. give yourself plenty of time as you want to reach your destination safely this morning. it's a good idea to not go racing out the front door. eliminate distractions i