could this trick from mercedes steer hamilton to title number seven?tball club's campaign has reunited families with missing children. welcome to sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. not long to wait now, until what's being billed as one of the great heavyweight rematches of all time. britain's tyson fury against the wbc champion deontay wilder. fury‘s miraculous recovery in the final round of their draw back in 2018 has helped to build up to the showdown in las vegas on saturday night. that, and the heated head to heads we've seen this week. both men are still undefeated in their careers. we can cross live to our reporter ade adedoyin, who's there covering it all for us. let's hear what the build—up is all about. we are just over 48 hours away between the rematch. sporting dignitaries have been arriving in vegas was a next to me is david hare in that unique position of having sparred with the anti—weather. in that unique position of having sparred with the anti-weather. how powerful? very real. the first some iceberg with him back in 2011 when

it just introduces itjust introduces an extra dimension for the steering and the drivers.e useful three the year and precisely how we use it and why we use it, thatis how we use it and why we use it, that is something we would prefer to keep to ourselves. interesting to see how quickly can go this year. italian side roma have started talks with other european football teams over what could be a groundbreaking social media campaign to help find missing children. the italian club showed videos of missing children when they signed players over the last two transfer windows, and six of those featured have now been found. our reporter alistair magowan has the story. peter boxall has been searching for his missing teenage son for 32 years. my son lee absolutely loved football. he's a great supporter of sutton united football club. sadly, in 1988, september, lee was keen to go and see a football match at the start of the season, and he went with a friend to sutton. lee's friend changed his mind and went home. and sadly he didn't come home. peter's case is one of 86,000 that occur

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unfiltered view of government since 1979, and we are bringing you an unfiltered view with people seeking to steer the government. in other words, your future. direct,ction season, and unfiltered. see the biggest actor for yourself and make up your own mind. with c-span, 2020, dutch campaign 2020, brought to you as a service from your cable television provider. >>, republican presidential candidate, joe walsh speaking with a reporter from the "ames tribute at a coffee shop names, iowa. he is a former congressman from illinois challenging president trump for the republican presidential nomination. -- for the republican presidential nomination. is to unite the country, because this guy has divided it. i am an immigration hawk, but we need an immigration solution. i think the only way we will develop a comprehensive solution is being led by someone who has been a very outspoken aregration hawk, and those the issues i'd love to lead at. >> places like kansas, arizona, and hawaii, they had their primaries, and we saw them not deciding to hold a caucus. iowa will hold a caucus. what do see as a successf

an ntsb official called the auto steer system completely inadequate >>> there is new body cam video outonight of the school arrest that is sparking outrage in florida it shows a 6-year-old student pleading with officers to let her go as they place her under arrest we get more from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the arrest happened inside an orlando charter school >> come over here. >> what are those for? >> it's for you. >> reporter: former resource officer dennis turner telling another officer in this video to put a 6-year-old in restraints >> no, no. i don't want handcuffs, no! don't put handcuffs on, please help me, help me >> reporter: the incident, captured on body cam last september unfolding after staff complained the little girl was acting out >> you don't want to? >> no please. >> you have to. >> no please in his police report, turner said staff wanted to press charges, which the school denies. the video shows employees asking if restraints are necessary. >> yes and if she was bigger, she would have been wearing regular handcuffs. >> reporter: turner then says his latest a

strain, he pushes the steering wheel away to move the wheels back once again. he pushes the steeringion of steering. we hope it will be useful during the year, but precisely how we use it, why we use it, that something to keep to ourselves. roger federer says he can't wait to be back playing tennis again soon. the grand slam champion is set to mix the french open in the next three months of the 80 be sore. —— miss the french open. great britain's rio 2016 olympic gold medallist stance and bennett has retired from hockey because of long—term concussion. she suffered a number of problems since hitting her head on a wall on holiday with her husband two years ago. a real freak accident. she returned to the set up injanuary accident. she returned to the set up in january after 18 months out accident. she returned to the set up injanuary after 18 months out in a big to make the tokyo 2020 olympics, but unfortunately she says the risks arejust but unfortunately she says the risks are just too high. but unfortunately she says the risks arejust too high. that is but unfortunately she says the

steering brakes it steering group well if one of the leading breaks that annoys me is going to be you kick our initial route here and you get a deal in the 11 months while are not on everything might have a bare bones deal probably yes. could have done a deal with to reason why didn't he do that you would have had a softer bret's it and remember gross due to insisting on lee i respect stop because it's killing that finished are often what she had no majority in her parliament and she could have got an agreement through if you had letter on the back stop at the engine of the real lifing that protecting the rights of our companies offer citizens are protecting placing ireland was not a key priority i don't agree with you a government said it was a key priority but the backstop wasn't necessary but you're going to end up now with a with an outcome if it's britain leaves without a deal that's an outcome that nobody wants as usually the brain yeah but you didn't want it either but going to cause massive disruption for you to buy it my point is you have a voice it's a choice for the bread i

what we opted for was making our own decisions and steering our own ship wrecks it wrecks it wrecks it we want to stay friends with our british neighbors. friends it is bad i have to defend the interest of european citizens the fact that referendum has been hugely divisive in this country and a conflict so special this week we'll look back at some of the key arguments for that shaped this often angry debate. one of the accusations against the leafs side is that you consistently failed to articulate what the british economy would look like after brics. last december we got a flash of realistic from nigel farage at the oxford union when he said that i will accept that none of us knows what the risks are if we leave the european union. muffles the most momentous decision that the british being required to take in 40 years. and you know what the risks are so not sort of fly with me and we'll see what happens yes but that's it isn't it is the whole point is that if we don't think the country is worth more than the the whole point is if we put the x in the box in the right box on the ballot

steering racks it steering group well it's well again we didn't break it any more it's going to be you kick our initial room and you get a deal in the 11 months while are not on everything i'm having bare bones deal probably yes. you could have done a deal with the reason why didn't he do that you would have had a softer bret's it in the remember gross due to insist that only i respect stop because it's killed that finished are often what she had no majority in her parliament achieve could have gotten agreement through if you'd let her on the backstop at least of the real it i think that protecting the rights of our companies offer citizens are protecting peace in ireland was not a key priority i don't agree with. a government so that was a key priority but the backstop wasn't necessary and you're going to end up now with a with an outcome if britain leaves without a deal that's an outcome that nobody wants as usually the brains yeah but you didn't want to dive they don't but going to cause massive disruption for you to buy in my point is you cry out of oil it's a choice for the bread

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and then turn over all of the names to the steering committee. so that's why the work of the steering committee is really continuing along now, and we're all working together to try to contact those parents to confirm if they've been in touch with their children, to see if there are any serious concerns like some parents that have been contacted have said, "i want my child back" in the case of parents that were deported. and i don't know how to do that. so then we've been able to kind of connect them up with different partners and with justice in motion for next steps. so that's kind of the current state of things. we're still trying to contact families that are in the united states. it's turned out that a lot of -- it's a lot harder to find families in the u.s. than it is in central america. so the steering committee sent out letters recently to a lot of the members of the expanded class. i'll throw it out that you may potentially if you're working with kids in the expanded class or with parents, some people may be getting those letters that are

the issue could lead to a loss of power steering assist and might make steering harder increasing the not aware of any injuries or collisions related to the power steering component. gerber is looking for its next spokes baby. the company announced its 10th annual photo search. parents can submit photos and videos of their children online. the child can be up to 4 years old. grand prize of $25,000 is included. the contest ends next friday. >>> thank you so much, diane. >>> still ahead crash test results will reveal which car companies earn the top safety scores. the top safety scores. ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable... ...with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, ...otezla is proven.... to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monito

and raises his arms and yells, and the steer turned back into the herd. grant and his officers go their way, and grant doesn't say anything. he doesn't rebuke the soldier or anything. when soldiers spoke disrespectfully to grant and obviously knew it was grant -- this happened when he was colonel of the 21st in illinois, early in the war grant would , reprimand the soldier. that is not the way you speak to your kernel. but this soldier obviously did not know he was speaking to the commanding general of the army of the united states. he just thought he was a private soldier. there was no disrespect or and sothere was no disrespect or, insubordination in the action. grant thought nothing of it, he just went on his way as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened. he had been mistaken for a private that was fine. soldier that was fine. and with u.s. grant he did not , like to receive recognition and he liked to go unnoticed, and he liked it so much he had become very good at it even before the war started. what does that have to do with leadership ability?

when the festival two weeks' time, horse racing i thought he set up a steering group to look at risks it stands everything is fine. my bad as it stands everything is fine. my beer outline the grand prix has been cancelled. mounting fears that other bases could be cancelled. the big concern involves the tokyo 0lympics. several deaths in japan, officially organises i think i told the team in training and everything should be fine, but yesterday senior member did say a decision could be made as late as may asked surrender to the right, or more likely cancel if it was deemed too great a risk. i stressed there is no expectation that will be the case, and you can imagine the impact on athletes, organisers, and on broadcasters and fa ns organisers, and on broadcasters and fans for example. it would be unprecedented in peacetime. i must stress as it stands they are assuming it goes as planned. so that's the rugby. there've been more cancellations in other sports in other parts of the world too. joe lynskey‘s been looking at them. where are we starting joe? lots of the been speculating over th

and steere started working as a camera man in the 1950 s. his nickname was the eye of dresden he documented the reconstruction of the destroyed city and he's been collecting photos and videos of dresden since the 19th century for his film archives. documentary film can be brutally honest if you do not edit or change the footage and i never did this then for me it is the most impressive historical witness. today the rebuilt cityscape of dresden betrays a few signs of the destruction that took place here 75 years ago. the most wonderful thing of all is that the dresden for our own has been restored that is really the biggest miracle and after the destruction i experienced in my childhood and youth i never hoped or expected this to happen i hope it will stay this way forever and. the dresden from one cure here is where aaron's tears was baptized before the war today he sees it as a symbol of peace. it's to antarctica now its vast freezing expanses of long attracted the most hardy dairy. 30 years ago 2 germans completed the very 1st crossing of

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safety officials say bolt on some 2016 models might corrode and break even to a loss in pa steering. there's been a surge in the number of deaths from the covered 19 virus in china officials in who bay province the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak say over 240 people there have died of the virus in a single day authorities also confirmed nearly $15000.00 new infections in who bay and almost tenfold increase health officials had earlier suggested that the outbreak had peaked after the rate of infections declined to its lowest since january. meanwhile a growing number of people in china have begun to express anger at the government's handling of the situation authorities have moved to silence criticism censors have scrubbed social media posts and at least 2 outspoken citizens trying to expose the reality of what they're seeing have disappeared raising fears for their safety. these are images the chinese government doesn't want you to see a medical center and we han the epicenter of the. viruses are break under stress short on supplies overwhelmed with patience the video is from.

this year we are bring you an unfiltered view of the people seeking to steer that coverage this november. in other words, your future. this election season, go deep, direct, and unfiltered. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind. 2020,-span campaign brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> joe biden host an early vote of them a china how neighborhood of las vegas, haunted by a group promoting asian-americans and pacific islanders in politics. this is about 25 minutes. >> your patience exceeds your good judgment. thank you very much, gary. gary and my family and i have become good friends. we have had the most diverse cabinet in american history. i think we had the best cabinet in american history. i listened to you when you spoke. i was astounded. you asked your husband to marry you. i just want you to know, i had to ask my wife, jill, five times to marry me. not a joke. five times. finally, i said, and you will appreciate this because we are all from immigrant paths. my mother would say they got my irish up. i came back from south africa

and this year we're bringing you an unfiltered view looking to steer that government this november. in other words, your future. see the biggest picture for yourself and make up your own mind with c-span's campaign 2020 brought to you as as a public service by your television provide provider. >> on legislation to establish a permanent women's global development and prosperity office at the state department. they were joined by several members of congress and white house officials at this women's global empowerment summit. it runs an hour. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the united states department of state. my name is kelly curry. i am the ambassador at large for women global issues here at the department. we are honored and delighted to have leaders from across the u.s. government here in attendance for the inaugural meeting of the interagency steering committee of the white house's women's global development and prosperity initiative. thank you so much for coming. it's now my great pleasure to introduce our wonderful secretary of state, michael pompeo, to open our discuss

this is now, i mean, however excited you want to be about this, this is now congress' job to help steer the president to name someone to dni who they believe will take the issues seriously. the president said he now has a list of five people he's going to name someone really soon, a couple of days ago said it was four people, two people are congressmen who have taken themselves out of the running. so we're trying to sort of follow the ball on this. a lot of questions about whether grenell is the temporary appointment, we have seen enough senators now on the republican side signal publicly to the president that that is a nonstarter if he was in fact floating it for a long-term plan. but who is that dni going to be and how much scrutiny are senators going to push them through. >> we had john barroso who signaled the same thing. while he's acting, rick grenell is already having an impact, he's sending people on their way for good. that's the concern. rachael bade, margaret telov, thank you. >>> we're going to speak to obama's former campaign manager next.

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airbus will try to build up a littlity it takes a long time to steer the ship they have an eight-yearacklog and they are trying to position themselves for the future. >> shares here under pressure. presumably investors wanted more than they were given this takes a really long time to turn things around because of the crisis with boeing where you have an eight-year back log. this is put in place and they want to look conservative and realistic in delivery and targets. they had a lot of issue and delays in the assembly plant on the back of the coronavirus virus crisis they have about six month behind on the i 320 program they said they will catch up on this in 12 to 18 months. they want to address all of these before they can ramp up. as the market is growing with more and more asian customers. >> a lot offism pact here. still on deck, ranking the world's top brands according to how you feel about them. that's coming up when "worldwide exchange" returns. >>> today's big number $6.3 billion that's how much market cap micron gained this year. shares have jumped over 10% in 2020 hitting an

pietro ioia was a drug trafficker, but for years he has worked to steer people away from the camorra., but failed. pietro ioia was a drug trafficker, but for years he has worked to steer people away from the camorra. he tried with the young panzuto, but failed. panzuto‘s violence made him a target for one of italy's elite anti—mafia judges. i think at the time, gennaro panzuto was the most dangerous criminal in naples, in italy. michele del prete was determined to bring down the young leader before he grew any stronger. the net was closing in on gennaro panzuto. injune 2006, an arrest warrant was issued. he was now wanted for mafia association and murder, and that's when he took a fateful decision. he went on the run. pa nzuto came here, north—west england. not exactly a gangster‘s paradise, you might think. at first he lay low at a caravan park in a quiet corner of rural lancashire. so this is where he used to live. yes, number one, up the stairs. resident mick bury met panzuto when the italian gangster accidentally pranged his car. he reversed into my car over there. he reversed int

system world champion lewis hamilton here using his steering wheel not just to steer but also pushing the wood with his apparently causes the wheels to realign but you know. for me is reading courage and to see that my team is continuing to innovate. and stay ahead of the game yeah we have a system in the car so novel novel idea precisely how we use it why we use it that's something we'd prefer to keep to ourselves pakistan batsman who mark moore has been suspended for breaching the anticorruption code of these countries cricket board the 29 year old is unable to take part in any cricket related activity until after an investigation is complete although stronger punishment could follow the finding pakistan super league champions the kids are gladiators did ok without him in this year's opening game on thursday the gladiators beating islamabad united by 3 wickets. for 2 on tour de france winner chris froome returns to competition this weekend for the 1st time since slamming into a wall during training last june the kenyan born brit has recovered from multiple fractures and will compete

level 5 is the top level when you don't leave a human driver or steering wheel my car is a long way from that as i found out on the album. oh god. so the question is how far we have to improving but when traffic would on thomas cars here in the hottest girl in the us one of the most interesting test tracks to improve autonomous driving where connecting cars already drive alongside normal once it's actually the 1st in a city test track for automated and networked driving. this project is run by romans technical university and no we're here to meet the developers of the . what is the difference between my autonomous driving car and the test field you have installed here right in the middle of berlin. on the for the 2nd now it's warning me to take over the steering so i'm just going to do it for it imagine that it's maybe a lot of other said. but with the addition of information what we are providing. let's say. these cars can scan be a driving environment can you tell what is going to happen next i want to know how well the computers can figure out how we humans behave on the street. so i

and then turn over all of the names to the steering economy. so that's why -- the work of the steering committee is really continuing along now. and we're all working together to try toe contact those parents to con narme they've been in touch with their children. to see if there are any serious concerns, like some parents said, i want my child back. >> in the case of people who were deport, i don't know how to do that we would be able to connect with them with different partners. so that's kind of the current state of things. and we're still trying to contact families that are in the united states. it turns out that it's a lot hard tore find families in the u.s. thans the in central america. the central committee center out letter. i'll throw that out that you may potentially if you're working with kids in the expanded class or parents, some people may be getting those letters that are coming from the steering committee at some point. >>. that's so helpful. >> as you said some of these families have been reuse nighted that point. i'm going to

is an element of panic going on, but steering that path is what is needed. be based on good intelligence, and good communications and having people speaking to the public who can be trusted. and we need more of that. thank you, stay with us. i want to put a question to you, why we re i want to put a question to you, why were the coach driver is not winning any protection? —— wearing any protection. one by the people who are meeting the people arriving back on the flight and checking whether they were showing any signs of infection. that is an understandable question. by the time people were allowed to get as far as the coach had been my expectation there will be checked and showing no symptoms and as you have pointed out the containment clothing, the barrier clothing the professionals wedding as they greeted those travellers would be extremely destructive and i would be extremely destructive and i would expect very dangerous for driving. if these people are not obviously infectious at this stage it would be a think because at this point to risk their lives b

what we opted for was making the right decisions and steering the right ship. we want to stay friends with our british neighbors. as it is that i have to defend the interests of european citizens the fact that referendum has been hugely divisive in this country and i think so special this week we'll look back at some of the key arguments for them shaped this often angry debate.

‘ steer his influence is fair. easy scheming puppet master? thoughtful, interesting person who thinks a lot outside of the box which probably we need a bit sometimes in government as well. the other thing you have to remember in all of this, most people will not ca re all of this, most people will not care much about exactly how the machinery of government will work. we have just had an election with borisjohnson winning a we have just had an election with boris johnson winning a massive majority and a lot of people out there thinking, good, if you need to make these changes to do the things we have just elected you to do, go and do it. we hear about the treasury being a roadblock and maybe there will be lots of people who think if that roadblock is swept away, that is a good thing. daily mail exclusive, a first bloodbath as harry and meghan alex all uk staff. -- acts. it largely seems led in terms of people picked out by the press tea m, terms of people picked out by the press team, the press operation that harry and meghan have had in the uk

. >>> tesla is recalling 15,000 model x suvs because of a steering issue.vehicle made before october on 2016 could experience a loss of power steering. drivers could still steer the vehicle but there would be an increased risk of an accident. tesla says it is not aware of any injuries or crashes due to the issue. if you are an owner of one of the vehicles, you will hear directly from tesla. >> uber is about to make its services available to americans without a smart phone. they're testing a 1-800 number in arizona. uber says the number will connect the caller to a customer service rep who will provide an upfront price using the same pricing algorithm that powers the app. those using the feature will need an sms or text based mobile phone to receive important messages including the driver's license, plate detail and driver's name. there is a local service. i should say a nationwide service called go, go grand parent. they charge a fee for that but they get you where you're going and back. >> good to know. >>> a popular and pricey drink will be available some