teams from 22 states and seven countries to compete in the late april event which was hosted at ford field in detroit, michigan. each team earned a spot in the contest based on competition performance throughout the year. this year, the centre county 4-h robotics club earned its spot by winning its first regional competition at the greater pittsburgh regional in march. the championship entailed 10 rounds of qualifications matches in six divisions. top eight teams in this division drafted four robots to compete in a single elimination playoff to determine the division champion. which time the certainty county team joined forces with strike force from kalamazoo, michigan, team rush from clarkston, michigan, and lake effect robotics from ontario. this is an maizing accomplishment on many fronts. club has county 4-h created state-of-the-art technology. they have worked together with interstate and international peers to achieve success and lasting career kills. i am incredibly proud of this club and i want to highlight each team member. tom, mary, tate, hannah, peter, james, nathan, thad, grif

they won the toss and ford field chose to field and they are practicable of breakthroughs with pakistanntly 45—2. the football league players are now in full swing, derby cou nty players are now in full swing, derby county beat fulham i—o players are now in full swing, derby county beat fulham 1—0 in the first leg of their semifinal last night and today it is aston villa against middlesbrough. both managers know that previous form counts for little. i'm not nervousjust yet. i think with any big games, you have to realise that is what we are in for. it is better that than finishing 13th last year and packing up finishing 13th last year and packing up to go on holiday! it was always the aim, to be there or there about and we are and we are in the play—offs and indie good position. difficult opposition to play against, obviously, buta big difficult opposition to play against, obviously, but a big couple of semifinals to try to get over. and if we can achieve being successful, as i have said many times, it is a great way to go up. we have got to a point now where you had to focus on yoursel

took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war two veteran franco ford with a t. force field reconnaissance group but the elba. we of course never saw the russian soldiers fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we understood. they were very aggressive and they did a very good job and they moved all the way through. through russia through poland and into germany we were very lucky because. the infantry went first and then we came afterwards. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you on the us he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of fresh cameramen you have to go meet the center of the beach to tell we're with you and we will show the great game the greatest game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down going let's go. along as i want you and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and three and world cup in russia meet the special one come on don't appreciate me

took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war two veteran franco ford with the t. force field reconnaissance group but the elba. we of course never saw the russian soldier fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we understood. they were very aggressive and they did a very good job and they moved all the way through. through russia through poland and into germany we were very lucky because. the infantry went first and then we came afterwards. war in remembrance today marks the seventy third anniversary of victory in europe over fascism this is one of the most important dates on the russian calendar that can't be said of the europeans and americans we discussed how that conflict continues to impact question view of the world to this day. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access to education low its high education is becoming just another product that can be born and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you're good models of.

took part in the fights retired american army colonel and world war two veteran franco ford with the t. force field reconnaissance group but the elba. we of course never saw the russian soldiers fighting but we had plenty of reports about it and we understood. they were very aggressive and they did a very good job and they moved all the way through. through russia through poland and enter germany we were very lucky because. the infantry went first and then we came afterwards. the iran nuclear deal was one seen as a major achievement of american diplomacy but that's no longer the case donald trump's decision to pull out of the deal has reopened a major international problem and they have to analyze betrayed and adversaries confused how should the world proceed. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private compan

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field. >> host: we're just about out of time but as the story ms. ford what will we be looking for in the days ahead? >> guest: i will be looking for is the commerce secretary going to china and the other question are they going to get on the same page with capitol hill on dte and i guess, anything with allies trying to sway the president and one way or the other and it will generally be interesting to see how that plays out on twitter and everything the president does next. >> host: jenny leonard is a bloomberg reporter specializing in trade. we've been talking about us china trade, bloomberg .com is the place to go to read more of her work and her colleagues. they keep your time in inside this morning. >> coming up in just over 20 minutes will bring you to a review of the recent enniskillen venezuelan election. we'll hear from a venezuelan congressman and former president of the country's national assembly. the center for strategic and international studies host the event and it is live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. while the way. to start more fro

field. >> host: we're just about out of time but as the story ms. fordwhat will we be looking for in the days ahead? >> guest: i will be looking for is the commerce secretary going to china and the other question are they going to get on the same page with capitol hill on dte and i guess, anything with allies trying to sway the president and one way or the other and it will generally be interesting to see how that plays out on twitter and everything the president does next. >> host: jenny leonard is a bloomberg reporter specializing in trade.

field? >> think they already started with the auto industry, allowing players like ford or gm to own majorityn joint ventures or partnerships they had to establish in order to get into the chinese market and that tariff does need to narrow and i believe they are starting to think about that especially for cars made in china. trish: susan, this is amazing, right? you think the opportunity so many administrations have had to deal with china head on, i wonder why they haven't? is it big business, no, we don't want to upset the applecart? trump comes along, i don't care about the applecart. i will toss it over and all the apples can fall so long as they are arranged nicely in the end? >> as i brought up many times, trish, every one knows the u.s. president is a businessman, he negotiates. the chinese talk about that a lot. you can do business with him. he is tough negotiator. he opens with a really tough term sheet as an opening offer. it can be walked back. he is showing strength and chinese do respect strength at the end of the day. trish: good to see you sues -- susan. good to have you on set

field. >> we have more on this week's "difference makers." vince? >> he is a man of action. we want to remind you this "difference maker" is brought to you by fordn and the rest of the gulf coast last august, j.j. watt sprung into action raising more than $37 million for flood victims. in february, j.j. was awarded the 2017 walter payton nfl man of the year award, getting to honor the charity events of nfl players. this week, watt offered to pay for the funerals of ten people killed in a shooting at santa fe high school. coy wire sat down with watt to find out what makes him a difference maker. >> j.j., you do a lot for the community, you give back. why is that so important to you? >> i think that early in my career especially early in college, i realized how fortunate i was. growing up, you know, you live in a bubble, you don't know what the rest of the world is like, especially if you live in a small town. once i got to college and started visiting schools and things, i realized how lucky i was and how that there are people out there who didn't have it as good as i had it. i wanted to make sure that i used my platform to do what i could to hel

ford and dre drew brees. only 2160 minutes until post time, the kentucky derby tomorrow, 20 horse field, first leg of the triplening of the run for the roses. the favorite to win out of the seven post is justify right now three to one, trained by hall of famer bob bafford. >> maria: it's always really beautiful, isn't it? >> jared: it's on my bucket list. what a cultural event. >> my husband and i were lucky enough to go to all three races the year american pharaoh won. we got to see a triple crown. it's such an incredible -- >> jared: have you ever seen bartiromo run? >> maria: there is a special horse named bartiromo. how did she get the name? >> we were having trouble getting a name. she's an elegant philly. we thought of a wall street angle and you came to mind that was peter bradley, bradley thoroughbreds, and he named his horse after me because as he said, her father was a wall street type -- wall street horse, named after wall street. when i saw the name, bartiromo, i thought that's interesting, it's a coincidence. but it actually wasn't a coincidence. he named it after me. thank you so much, peter bradl

fielded questions in palo alto. public opinion swung heavily against him following the sentencing in the brock turner case, a former stand fording an unconscious woman. he was released after three months because of good behavior. he said he followed guidelines and recommendations from the probation department. >> judges should be thinking about what are the facts in the case, what are the legal principles that apply and how do i arrive at a just decision under the facts and the law. they shouldn't be thinking what happen -- who is going to hate me if i decide one way or the other. >> reporter: victims rights advocates said the sentence was too lenient due to bias. there was an effort that got the recall question put on the june 5th ballot. even before that, some persky supporters say the recall effort has already negatively influenced the judiciary. we talked to one crisis management expert who says the judge may have waited a little too long to try to get his side out in the public forum. also today in san jose and completely unrelated, san jose mayor sam liccardo and other members of the council -- of the city council and v