Disgraced FIFA President Starts Work on Reforms Amid Crisis

Two days after becoming the face of soccer corruption, disgraced FIFA President Sepp Blatter said Thursday he has already started working on ways to clean up the sport's governing body. Blatter, who announced his decision to resign on Tuesday as the FIFA corruption crisis continues to build and spread around the world, tweeted a photo of himself sitting in a leather chair with a light blue jacket and no tie. Blatter wrote, along with a link to a statement released by FIFA, "Working hard on reforms after meeting Audit & Compliance Committee Independent Chairman Scala." In a separate investigation, Swiss authorities are looking into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding contests won by Russia and Qatar.