VAUSE: Welcome back, everybody. More charges are likely from the FIFA football scandal according to the U.S. attorney general.</s>CHURCH: Yes. The United States and Swiss investigators claimed new evidence has been obtained in separate investigation. Our U.S. justice correspondent Evan Perez has the latest.</s>EVAN PEREZ, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT: The top U.S. law enforcement official travels to Zurich, the home field of FIFA to deliver a new warning. More criminal charges are coming in the case that has already rocked the world of football. U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch personally oversaw the investigation that brought criminal charges against 14 people affiliated with FIFA. The top FIFA official, longtime president, Sepp Blatter, was not among those that was charged. But law enforcement officials tell me that he is among the FIFA officials the FBI is still actively investigating. Now Lynch held a press conference in Zurich with her Swiss counterpart. She didn't mention any names but she said that she has more people in her sights.</s>LORETTA LUNCH, U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL: I'm grateful for the significant cooperation and substantial evidence that we have received from all corners. Based upon that cooperation and new evidence, we do anticipate pursuing additional charges against individuals and entities.</s>PEREZ: Now Lynch said 13 of those people charged so far have already been arrested. Three have flown back to the U.S. to face charges. And I'm told that some of those people back in the U.S. are now cooperating with the FBI investigation possibly helping to bring charges against others. Evan Perez, CNN, Washington.</s>CHURCH: And thanks for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm Rosemary Church.</s>VAUSE: I'm John Vause. And I'll be back with another hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a short break. You're watching CNN. The world's news leader.
New Indictments against FIFA Officials.