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spreads to europe. well, we begin with breaking news. within the last hour the leader of a coup in the central african country burkina faso has apologized and said he will turn over power to a transitional government. ample marched on the capital ouagadougo to remove the coup leader and resume the presidential guard. handing over power to legitimate authorities or the face the consequences. nicholas hak joins me on the phone from ouagadougo. the coup leader is giving up, what sign is this going to happen in the capital where you are? the presidential guards have cleared the streets, nowhere to be found, returned to their barracks. really this apology comes a day. the meeting in abuja where there was an greamed that the general said he would agree but none of the civil society wanted any of it. he was warned by the chief of staff of the military that if he continued to hold on power, if his men continued to shoot on civilians that he would take action and he did so tod ....
volkswagen appointing a new ceo. there will be no speedy end to the crisis. and the last british resident at guantanamo bay is now to be sent home. he s been detained since 2002 but never been charged. in sport, argentina have claimed their first win at this year s rugby world cup. the south americans running in seven tries against georgia in a convincing 54-9 victory. well, sepp blatter is facing criminal proceedings in switzerland. the head of football s world governing body is being questioned by swiss officials four months publicly announcing that he would step down as fifa president after allegations of corruption in the organization. more from our sports correspondent lee wellings. reporter: the net of the criminal investigation has been closing around fifa headquarters. the question has been when the investigation would reach the president. the answer came on the day sepp blatter chaired an executive committee meeting. behind closed doors he was interroga ....
president hold talks in washington. and pope francis addresses the united nations calling an end to conflict and more help for refugees. hello, fifa president sepp blatter is facing criminal charges in switzerland. being questioned by officials, it was months since he said he would step down are as fifa president. lee well wellings has more. when the investigate would reach the president? the answer came on the day sepp blatter chaired an cumulative meeting. an executive committee meeting. blatter is croouf is accused of mismanagement of funds. in the statement the swiss attorney general said in 2012, mr. joseph blatter, signed a contract unfavorable to fifa. blatter accused of misusing his position with that contract and one he signed in 2011 for work done a work later, that payment to michel platini. election scheduled for february 26th. but platini was also questioned at fifa hq and is now embroiled in a sorry mess. a form of denial on behalf of blatter came fr ....
sophisticated. we go in depth in our sunday segment, the week lady. ahead. good to have you with us. six detain ease from guantanamo bay, after being held by the u.s. government for 12 years without charge. these are the first guantanamo detainees to be transferred from cuba to south america. held as suspected al qaeda affiliates since 2002 and cleared in 2009, but they couldn t find a country that would accept them as ratification. refugees. five were taken immediately to the military hospital in the capital, montevedei offer. montevedeio. so they are just being monitored now, they are being looked at before the uruguayn government. do we know what kind of he help they well git from the government? the government is giving them all the help they can. they are already given lessons in spanish. uruguay a month or so ago took in a batch of syrian refugees. is taking another in january. taking everything they need to try integrate themselves. although the uruguayn au ....
A look at breaking news, politics and reports from around the world. no hint of their conditions or demands. he s got all honestly he has all of the information that he needs. the interview will pronide nothing in addition to what he already has. reporter: he said the probe should be finished by september 1st but the time line is up to mueller and not giuliani. for months they have sought to limit face-to-face questions about obstruction of justice. a key point of mueller inquiry the president repeatedly rails against. that is a total witch hunt. reporter: the president out of public view again at his new jersey golf club. but keeping a close eye on the fraud trial of his former campaign chairman paul manafort. but tension inside of the virginia courtroom with judge ellis telling a government prosecutor to hurry things along. as a concession to the shortness of life, we need to get it done. also today the senate intelligence committee calling on wikileaks founder jul ....