that sets up the drama in zurich. i saw wells fargo coming out -- we will show that later -- denied the report that they were interested in parts of this beleaguered bank. francine: yeah. it's not funny, but let's put it in perspective. credit suisse says they had a huge loss. every single division is a little worse than expected in pretax. it's the investment bank people are worried about, so there are questions -- did the ceo do enough? the strategy that he presented in october may not go far enough, and a lot of investors are saying they may not be there target. this is something that he -- he says they will meet their target goals, despite the very volatile environment. >> no question. global markets and investment banking -- they are the ones we control the least. of commentary on the fed that i did not give a profit target. that was because we are volatile. saying he did not want to give up targets because he wants to keep the investment bank, and he wants to be able to move things around. i also asked him about

lee wellings, al jazeera, zurich. >> still to come, allegations of vote rigging in uganda, we'll take through. bogus we've, pretend foods of the future that taste like they should but don't contain the usually ingredients. we'll be right back. >> hello again the top stories here on al jazeera. a cessation of hostilities has come into effect in syria. the united nations security council voted unanimously to back the conditional ceasefire. about 14 people have been killed in an al shabaab attack on a somali capital. syl hotel after setting off a cam bomb at the entrance. fighters were stopped at a checkpoint. and chris christie has endorsed donald trump as a candidate for u.s. presidential election. the new jersey governor dropped out of the race a couple of weeks ago. >>> people in besieged towns are struggle ethnic find relief, many have them have tried ofind food and relief, in azaz, rob mathison reports. >> food for thousands, prepared by exhausted volunteers. they buy what they can and rely on donations including money food and heating oil but they're struggling to compensate. >> w

delegates at a fee for meeting in zurich have elected -- delegates at a fee for meeting in zurich have elected gianni infantino as the president of world soccer fro governing body. his first task is to implement a reform package passed earlier at the meeting. and heavy turnout has forced an extension of voting in parliamentary elections in iran. reformist candidates are hoping to make gains after the dropping of western sanctions against tehran. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. >> this program is brought to you in part by cie tours international. for over 80 years featuring all-inclusive tours and go as you please value vacations throughout ireland and britain. cietours.com. ♪ >> pat: hello and welcome. i'm pat o'reilly.

our correspondent giving us the latest from zurich. irish voters are heading to the polls this friday. the incumbent center-right government has led the country back toward economic stability with the help of its left wing labour coalition partner. it is likely the government will include more parties, however, as experts predict a splintered vote. let's cross over now to dublin. i'm joined by our correspondent. like thise turnout friday? >> despite the winter weather, there has been a steady flow of voters. the primem was minister. kenny haspect that voted for himself because he is -- he has a proven track record. economy toed to the become again the champion of growth in europe with surprising 7% of gdp of growth, halved the employment figures down to 8%. look what the main opposition party did, driving the country over the the economic and banking crush five years ago. the 20's two parties, as far as the prime minister is concerned, the choice should be reasonably easy to make for the voters. so why is it that opinion polls say vote

need to work tirelessly to convince the world his new fifa can be trusted. >> live now to lee in zurich us. lee tell us more about why infantino's election has become as a little bit of a shock. >> reporter: it certainly did come as a shock, because infantino, definitely had a good campaign. he worked tirelessly around the globe to gather support from all the areas he needed. but it didn't look like it would be enough to beat sheikh salman. but it seems some people did break ranks, and of course money also talks at fifa, and when infantino said every federation can have $5 million, that may be what swung it for him at the end. >> what are his immediate challenges? >> reporter: well, he has given himself a huge challenge by pledging to give that money to the federations, because fifa openly said $550 million is the deficit away from where they want to be at this stage financially. so how is he going to make that work? and he needs to try to restore fifa's reputation. even if he achieves that, he is still going to make sure that the u.s. and swiss authorities who are looking so closely at

francine: let's get out to zurich and bloomberg's hugo miller.oday about exactly in what is the order of play? >> well, we have a new development just coming in from behind me. secretary-general marcus just gave a rather grim outlook for fee for's finances. you can add financial problems as well as image and governance problems. is $550 million behind where it would like to be in the current revenue cycle. it is going to struggle, he said, or may have problems meeting its $5 billion target. if not yete, leaving, certainly expressing doubts about their willingness to commit to feifa given the scandals of the last six months. francine: when we look at the front runners, is there something we think may get it? -- someone we think may get it? >> the front runners are the sheik.s and the bahraini both have problems in a sense. ik has been dogged with allegations that he had a role in the torture of bahraini protesters during the arab spring. on the other hand, gianni i nfanti is seen as ano clean candidate, but he is a swiss. he was the number two man

he joins us from zÜrich. very good afternoon.ntestvorites in this have gotten the most votes in the first round. just remind us about the tally. yes, it is starting to get exciting, but getting exciting very slowly, because the voting happens one country by one country, and there are 207 delegates countries that have to go up and deliver their votes. the long-standing with 88 votes,al bahrain who from has of the asian confederation. 5 candidates were sitting watching the blue ballot papers being counted. infantino has a good poker face because he was looking very glum. the betting going in was that he was going to lose or come out short in the first round and he actually came out ahead. now it is a question of delegates going back for the second round of voting, and the horse trading begins. dok: hugo, let's be honest, truer of them represent change or not? byo: let's take them one one. often my left here, you have protest -- off to my left here, talking ofotesters torture they say it happened in bahrain. no one has made a direct

let's pick up with lee wellings live in zurich. so we have got our new president, lee?> reporter: yes, gianni infantino is the new president of fifa. this is not the result we were expecting, coming into this sheikh salman looked like he had the votes he needed, but those pledges didn't all turn into the support he needed, some of the 207-voting nations would have broken ranks, and not gone on their advise of their leader in the federation and voted the way he wanted them too. he has worked tire resly to get the support he needed to win this election. he was not originally standing. it was towards the end of last year, when michelle platini was banned from football, he was infantino's boss at uefa. he said i'll stand in until michelle platini is cleared. he wasn't cleared, and infantino stepped forward. now he has this huge job on his hands for a new cleaner fifa. >> lee, we're just seeing some pictures. he's standing up there at fifa headquarters in front of everybody. everybody obviously clapping, and i suppose this could be the start of a new journey for fifa. some r

andrÉs cantor nos amplia de zurich andrÉs buenas tardes, adelante. >>> que tal josÉ, infantino suizo,ecurrir a una segunda ronda este congreso extraordinario de la fifa para determinar al ganador. >>> porque en la primera. ni el jeque de barrio sacaron los dos tercioss necesario de los votos para ganar en primera instancia en la segunda vuelta, los votos que fueron en primera ronda para el prÍncipe de jordania ali hussein se volcaron y marcaron la diferencia a favor de un europeo. infantino que se convierte de manera inmediata en el nuevo presidente de la fifa de aquÍ hasta el 2019. a primera hora en este congreso extraordinario que comenzÓ a las 9:30 de la maÑana tiempo de aqÍi y culmÓ a eso de las 6 de la tarde s votaron las reformas que ya habÍan sido aprobadas por el comitÉ ejecutivo de la fifa. que a partir de ahora desaparecerÁ para convertirse en un consejo que tendrÁ mas miembros, donde estarÁn incluidas las mujeres y donde quedaran separados muy claramente los poderes administrativos de la federaciÓn internacional de fÚtbol asociados la fifa, que a partir de este momento tien

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>> good morning from a chilly zurich indeed.f to my right and about a few management large procession of mercedes limousines will show up. we already have a bit of a circus going on. there's demonstrators in favor of one of the front runners. dressed withn dollar bills stuck to his head. things will really get busy soon. the first vote will be on the reform. that is potentially more important than the election of the president. the main event obviously after the reforms will be the election of the new president to replace sepp blatter. manus: who are the front runners? it is great, it is a must like opec, except there is more at play. ofo: i was at the meeting african football federation and they squarely throw their weight who hails from bahrain. roles alleged to have some in the brutal torture and suppression of protesters during the arab spring. he comes with baggage. the of the front runner is an italian. the criticism of him, although he doesn't come in with any wasroversy, is that he involved with those just handed a six-y

let's go to lee wellings in zurich. what were the results?> reporter: things are getting extremely interesting here, because we have had a surprising development after the first round of results have been announced. no new president yet, but the score so far, infantino, standing in place of the banned michelle mra tiny has 88 votes. and that is more than sheikh sal month. now it gets intriguing. prince ali way behind. jerome champagne way behind. eventual, it's going to come down to the two men, salman, and infantino, and salman will now be extremely concerned that infantino has enough. >> is that what has done it, lee? all of the lobbying, why has he been able to creep ahead of sheikh salman? >> reporter: it certainly has something to do with the really hard lobbying over the last few weeks. i don't think it will be largely down to the speech he gave earlier today. it was the pick of the speeches, but i think most people would already have decided. what surprises me is that it seems clear that africa was really backing sheikh salman. they sa

lee wellings, al jazeera, zurich. >> 14 people have been killed in an al-shabab attack in the somali capital, this according to security sources. a car bomb was detonated at the gates of a hotel in mogadishu. the fighters then stormed the. the police killed three of the attackers and the scene is now security. >>> hundreds of thousands of supporters of general haftar have rallied in baghdad they told 34 seats in parliament and said that a democratic government should now be formed. a journalist activist has ended his hunger strike. he remains in custody without charge. under the deal reached with israel he'll now be released in may. we have reports from west jerusalem. >> this is just minutes after he ended the hunger strike. the palestinianen journalist and activists was arrested in late november and was put in administrative detention which is imprisonment for six months he newible indefinitely. >> thanks to god i will be free because that have unity. >> earlier this month this video cuffed to his hospital bed calling out in pain went viral. it protesters demanded that the governme

let's pick up with lee wellings live in zurich. so we have got our

. >> reporter: an extraordinary congress in zurich to select a new f.i.f.a. president. after the dissent through corruption and chaos through the football world governing body. who would be the man the federation selects to create a new improved f.i.f.a. >> are you confident you have the votes you need? >> i think so. >> reporter: the feature is sheikh salman, with power contacts and influence. his role in the crackdown on protesting bahraini athletes reportedly tortured in 2011 makes the candidacy controversial. the main challenge from the secretary general in u.e.f.a. in europe. he stepped in for his banned boss. now he has enough pledges of support to look like a serious threat. his hopes of f.i.f.a. presidency were ended after a $2 million payment from ex-president sepp blatter was exposed and the judge corrupt. they lost their appeal this week. african businessman and frenchman lacked the level of backing they need. as does jordanian royal prince ali, who lost the election to sepp blatter. who resigned. ali complained bitterly at the process, having had an idea for

lee wellings is in zurich. voting is under way. where do things stand?ll, we started with five presidential candidates, we have now four. the south african businessman and politician pulled out. the only surprise was he didn't pull out earlier. it's been a strangely lacklustre campaign, it's the two fronts runners. sheikh salman of bahrain, the man like i to become president. the general secretary of u.e.f.a. representing europe who poses the biggest challenge to him. voting has been going on for the past hour in the first round. i expect within the next 30 minutes we'll have the result. a candidate needs to get two-thirds in. that's unlikely. we'll see a process of candidates eliminated. >> this is watched in the u.s. around the world. will people expect transparency from the new president? >> they do. they expect big changes from f.i.f.a. f.i.f.a. is trying to prove it can have a cleaner future and move forward. something significant happened here behind me, f.i.f.a., the 207 nations representing them voted in reforms. they will happen if they are allo

fifa's new president, arriving in zurich, ahead of friday's last. the security council is poised to vote oen what the u.s. says would be the strongest set of sanctions imposed on a country in more than two decades. five draft resolution brokered by the u.s. and china seeks to limit banking and cargo supplies to asian nation. the draft resolution followed extensive diplomatic conversations between the u.s. and china. at the u.n. for us, joining us live, it seems that u.s. and china is onboard with this, will it go ahead? >> well, this is the first time that ebb members are seeing the regulars lose, but the fact that the united states and china have agreed on a wide ranging resolution, which the u.s. ambassador is saying is unprecedented in it's points and it's scope, is a sign that things are moving full speed ahead let me tell you a little bit about what is in the resolution. >> they continue to advance the program, specifically the resolution for the first time will call for the mandatory inspection of all cargo going in and out of north korea. tha

. >> reporter: candidates for fifa president make their way to zurich ahead of friday's elections. >>we begin in syria where the u.n. says that much of 21 tons of food, medicine, and other supplies have been lost. it was supposed to reach people in the town of deir al-zour. the chairman of the u.n. humanitarian task force explained what happened. >> there were two problems. palettes were drifting in with their parachutes so that some missed target, and others of the palettes -- the parachutes did not open, and the food were destroyed. >>> speaking at that same media conference in geneva the u.n. special envoy for syria said they planned to get more aid to syrians who desperately need it, if a planned pause in fighting happens on saturday. >> more needs to be done. more effectively, and certainly, if as we all hope, the decision was [ inaudible ] take hold effectively, they will have an impact on the acceleration of reaching the people in need in syria, not only in the besieged areas, but everywhere. >> more than a million syrians are trapped in besieged towns, cut off by basic food an

-nat- track: la votacion para suceder a joseph blatter tomo lugar en zurich, con la participacion deinalmene despues de d rondas, eluizo gini infantino 45 aÑos deedad votos, suido del jequsalman co88, entras que prncipe ali obtuvo . t infaino "acepto la eccion Ñor presinte!" s sheik saan, fifa presidential candidate "creo que fue una competencia entre d amigos, y gianni gano, asi que yo lo felicito y el tendra todo mi apoyo en el futuro". track: infantino ahora no solo sera responsable de maneja el futboa nivel mundial sino de restaurar la reputacion que joseph blatter dejpor el suelo, sot infantino "vamos a restaurar la imagen y el respeto de fifa y todo el mundo nos aplaudira". track: por su parte, blatter fue suspendido por ocho aÑos de toda actividad relacionada con el futbol despues de haber hecho una gestion de $2 millones que la fifa califica como un pago desleal a michel platini, administrador de la uefa, quien tambien fue sancionado. a raiz de este escandalo los delegados presentes en zurich aprobaron una serie de reformas que prometen evitar mas corrupcion. entre los mas im

in a few weeks hundreds of fifa officials from around the world will descend on zurich for a special meeting: one of the mostinbest. its ranks have been thinned. its president, sepp blatter suspended; it's general secretary fired and five currentmm el decide to skip the event, given what happened the last time they got together in may. authorities swooped in and made arrests here and on three different continents, acting at the behest of the u.s. justice department and attorney general loretta lynch. >> loretta lynch: they were expected to uphold the rules that keep soccer honest, and to protect the integrity of the game. instead, they corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to serve their interests and to >> kroft: fifa's main job is to organize and run the biggest sporting event on earth, the world cup, a month-long tournament of national teams that generates billions and billions of dollars and crowns a world champion every four years. it's like the olympics, only bigger. the honor of hosting the games can alter a nation's fortunes and the competition is intense. it's fifa's ex

zurich, switzerland. members will vote on a new president and reforms that could change the face of the sport. one proposal is a term limit for top officials. another would make them disclose outside income. fifa is reeling from the multimillion dollar kickback scandal that engulfed many top officials dozens of whom have been indicted in the united states. steve croft has the the story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: hundred of fifa officials from around the world will descend on zurich for a special meeting. one of the most important in its 112-year history. maybe even one of its last. [ applause ] its ranks have been thinned. president seth blatter suspended. general secretary fired. and five current executive committee members facing criminal charges. some nervous delegates may decide to skip the event given got together in may. authorities swooped in and made arrests here and on three different continents. acting at the behest of the u.s. justice department, attorney general loretta lynch. >> they were

fifa will vote today for a new president in zurich. five nominees are trying succeed sepp blatter, who led fifa from 1998 until he was banned for financial wrongdoing. he is accused of making a 2-million dollar payment to the head of european soccer. the fifa governing body will also vote on reforms designed to root out bribery and corruption. researchers in boston say they discovered a key abnormality affecting the brains of people with down syndrome. doctors found genetic changes in white matter that altered brain development. they hope the findings may help target new treatments. right now, firefighters are keeping an eye on what's left of a female firefighter critically injured. the 22-year-old was part of an inmate crew. a big rock fell on her from a ledge about a hundred feet up. so far the fire has burned ten acres. it's mostly contained, but there are still a few hot spots. surfers and swimmers in california are being warned to be extra careful today out on the water. big waves are pounding the beaches. this is video from seal

fifa holding a congress in zurich, switzerland. members will vote on a new president and reforms that could change the face of the sport. one proposal is a term limit for top officials. another would make them disclose outside income. fifa is reeling from the multimillion dollar kickback scandal that engulfed many top officials dozens of whom have been indicted in the united states. steve croft has the the story >> reporter: hundred of fifa officials from around the world will descend on zurich for a special meeting. one of the most important in its 112-year history. maybe even one of its last. [ applause ] its ranks have been thinned. president seth blatter suspended. general secretary fired. and five current executive committee members facing criminal charges. some nervous delegates may decide to skip the event given what happened the last time they got together in may. authorities swooped in and made arrests here and on three different continents. acting at the behest of the u.s. justice department, attorney general loretta lync

guy: let's go to zurich to francine. tidjaneam listening to and he sounds positive and the market is in shock about what it's heard from him. how do we deal with that discrepancy? you're absolutely right. it was clear from the interview he was try to focus on the positive. the markets are uneasy. we just had a note from citigroup. they're basically saying they do not think, given the market environment and the fact that have not cut investment banks by moore, citigroup believes that m hasarget that theie set for 2018 is unattainable. this is why the share prices under so much pressure. i was looking at some of the other analyst notes and a lot of them are saying we had ubs and credit suisse in the last five days, a lot of them would probably go with ubs. thiem is a new ceo. until seveng ceo months ago. certain investors may decide that because of these figures and because of what they say is lack of detail in his strategy, they may decide to switch them to another bank. guy: that is what appears to be happening. people a

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manus: warmer here than in zurich. anna: the to have you back in the studio. $1.6il company giving us billion, after estimates of $3 billion. that looks to be below the estimate. focus on capital expenditure and dividend is always going to be -- manus: i am reading the wrong numbers. you are right. capital expenditure. anna: talking about maintaining the dividend while offering the option to reinvest, do introduce a script dividend. there was concern in the analyst community about to what extent the dividend would be protected this time, and into the rest of the year. we will talk to the ceo about that a little bit later. manus: a significant shift -- the first to do this. they protected the dividend rate this is a first in terms of going into the cash, a form of paper. let us talk about ing. we have full numbers. they come in the what have we got here? $890 million. so, that is a beat on the headline for ing. they have gone with the dividend of $.65. down about 20% for the dividend of double nickels. underlines profit

manus cranny in zurich.dhen you look europe and around the world and look at some of these european banks, usb, sure they took the pain earlier, but today there is a clear decline. ubs is meant ot to be the darlig of this space. john: we have just started to see the beginning of the three ay.four act pl we are talking about volatility. it is not going away. we have heard about people doing, hiring, freezing. barclays, credit suisse, ubs. this is sort of the beginning of a play which is going to see the european banks having to sort of cut to the chase and become more disciplined. been impressive in his early days saying barclays has to be more focused. and stuart gulliver has been very clear about which 0-- goinggeographies they are to concentrate on. wissnot surprised the two si banks have not become more aggressive about rationalizing their two pronged strategies. francine: how do you explain this underlying volatilities? liquidity or china concerns or elections? john: lack of liquidity is not new. my chai

. >> app extraordinary congress in zurich, chaos with the world's governing body. who will be the man that the federation selects that will try to create a new and improved fifa? >> you have what you need? >> for months, the favorite has been bahrain 'shaikh, contacts and influence, and though his alleged role in the crackdown on athletes, made his candidacy controversial. his main challenge comes from the secretary general in europe, he originally stepped in, and now he has enough pledges of support to look like a serious threat to salmon. it ended after a $2 million payment was exposed. they lost their appeal this week. african businessman is a saquald jordanian prince ali, who dramatically resigned. he has complained. he ruled the organization for 17 years and remains a sideshow, corruption, and completely discredited he claims that he didn't actually resign and has right. popularity has always important for blatter's power, and they are holding further talks in zurich. the interim leader pledged his official support for shaikh salmon a month ago. it is importan

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zurich for the vote. u.s. answers authorities are still investigating. datel news 24 hours a powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am matt miller. betty: ok, matt, thank you. china signaling it is open to more easing. speaking at a conference in shanghai, where g-20 finance ministers and central bankers gathered for the meeting, the pboc governor said they have a "multiple policy instrument" to address any downside risk. where we arei, covering the summit. >> expectations were high for a clarification of where they wanted the currency to be or what their plans were for the renminbi, and perhaps additional stimulus when it comes to the ailing economy. what we got to him as we have heard so far, and acknowledgment of the slowdown, but also for the underlying fundamentals of the economy are not dire enough to merit the big bazooka. at the moment the policy prescription is based on comments from the pboc governor and the finance, a little bit of government spending, stable exchange rate, a promise that just in case the

mÁs informaciÓn desde zurich bruno valencia.e la ilusiÓn y de la fantasÍa. reportera: paco delgado crea un mundo de fantasÍa con hilo y aguja. paco: tenemos que tener una quÍmica que es muy importante, no sÓlo te desnudas fÍsicamente delante del diseÑador y delante de la gente, sino que tambiÉn te desnudas psicolÓgicamente. reportera: a travÉs de los trajes los mÁs importantes directores de cine han dejado la imaginaciÓn volar, como en la pelÍcula que tuvo la oportunidad de transformar a ... una anÉcdota que haya pasado? paco: hay momentos que hemos tenido que usar un concert. conductora: regresamos esta noche a las 11 en univisiÓn gracias. es v ♪ ♪ marÍa:oyes viernes 26 de febrero de 2016, estos son los titulares. subieron de tono los ataques entre marco rubio y donald trump. dijo que la presidenta de mÉxico vicente fox se debe disculparse por sus declaraciones por univisiÓn pero vicente fox dice que no lo harÁ. la fifa tiene nuevo presidente, infantino, pretende dar una nueva cara a la fifa.

and they held further internal faulks in zurich.ican president the fifa leader pledged his association official support a month ago. but it is a secret ballot. >> it is important to remember that fifa is also voting on a reform process on it's big day. and it tries to convince the world it can be a cleaner place. but the probing of u.s. and swiss authorities continues largely on the 2018 and 2022 world cups and specifically the individuals involved. so the first few months of the new president's reign, are not doing to be easy. lee wellings al jazeera, zurich. >> with a place many the last 16th at stake. manchester united will have to goa turn a first leg deficit the champion record in england. five matches they won three times and lost just the once. unbeaten in nine home games. >> so the circumstances are getting better, because they are always playing like that. i think more or less. so we have to organize, their organization. so we have to be very creative. >> some have already kicked off earlier, a 1-1 draw was enough to send t

it's a busy week in zurich, and lee has been looking at fifa's past at their new museum. >> reporter:quarters has become moan for corruption and scandal, but they are trying to give a reminder to football fans that they have a glorious past, 112 years of it. fifa has spent $30 million dollars over these past turbulent 18 months building a museum. a further $114 million will be the cost to lease it for 40 more years, but the public can see it starting on sunday. the team jerseys are the centerpiece of one of the three floors of the museum. overall there is 3,000 square meters of heritage here. >> it is a journey down memory lane. and it will bring back memories. we have come in and really looked through the archives, because fifa doesn't have that much of its own stuff. >> reporter: the second of the three floors is devoted to the history of the world cup. first played in 1930 in uruguay, next due to be played in russia and then qatar. in a museum that captures all of fifa's history, there is just one small acknowledgment of the man who ruled fifa for 17 years from 1998. and we're abou

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first off, the answer is nearly 12-point-86 *billion* dollars.a computer scientist in zurich does brain-related research and figured out there were 479 million different items available on amazon's website in 2015.then he of an item was 26-86.amazon hasn't commented on this yet. these kind of questions are a hobby for this guy some other's he's tackled: "how much money would it realistically cost to build an imperial i-class star destroyer?"..."how much money has been spent attempting to bring matt damon back from distant places?" ray charles will be honored tonight in washington by the president and first lady. they're hosting a tribute to the iconic entertainer as part of the "in performance at the white house" series. several musicians will sing his popular songs and president obama will speak.you can watch it online at white house dot gov slash live at 6pm our time. it'll also be on pbs this friday at 8. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, scientists think they may have figured out what caused all those airbags to explode with so much force. it might improve safety. the takata airbag recal