i was under arrest and he said no. all officers were equipped with on body camera video and they turned them off. one of the biggest complaints about police body cameras is that there is too much discretion over when police have them on and off. why haven t we seen the footage from this and it turns out the officer either forgot or intentionally left their cameras off. accountability. reporter: of the problem that makers of body cameras think they can solve with technology. they unveiled a new version of their body camera today. better video and audio but also new is to start recording. we can have activate if they open a car door or take the shotgun out of the rack. or just by turning the siren or the lights on. reporter: if you turn on a taser everyone s cameras turn that will signal to all surrounding cameras within 30 feet for is for a 30 second time frame. they record two minutes of video before anyone hits record. that should help give context to the video.
news and erick erickson. founder of the conservative website, the resurgence. trump, cruz, sanders. welcome to sunday. and a special super tuesday edition of meet the press. from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. just 48 hours until super tuesday. we have so much to get to so let s get started right away. hillary clinton had nothing less than a blowout win last night in south carolina. clinton beat bernie sanders 74 to 26, 3-to-1 margin. she swept virtually every category especially african-americans whom she won by a margin of 6-to-1 and also won every single county in the state. despite what you hear, we don t need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again. look who s pivoting to the super tuesday voters in 12 states go to polls and the single biggest day of the primary season for both parties. and our brand new polls in three key super tuesday
website, the resurgence. welcome to sunday. and a special super tuesday edition of meet the press. from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. just 48 hours until super tuesday. we have so much to get to so let s get started right away. hillary clinton had nothing less than a blowout win last night in south carolina. clinton beat bernie sanders 74 to 26, 3-to-1 margin. she swept virtually every category especially african-americans whom she won by a margin of 6-to-1 and also won every single county in the state. despite what you hear, we don t need to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. but we do need to make america whole again. look who s pivoting to the general. super tuesday voters in 12 states go to polls and the single biggest day of the and our brand new polls in three key super tuesday states have even more good news for hillary clinton. big leads for clinton in georgia, tennessee a
be used for more peaceful purposes. [ up-tempo classical music plays ] today a new moon is in the sky a 23-inch metal sphere placed in orbit by a russian rocket. in 1957, the russians sent the first artificial satellite, sputnik i, into orbit. you are hearing the actual signals transmitted by the earth-circling satellite one of the great scientific feats of the age. [ beeping ] those eerie beeps from high above the earth set off the great space race between russia and the united states. and while the soviets were the first to send a man into space, america was the first to land a man on the moon. it s one small step for man. one.giant leap for mankind. [ slow orchestral music plays ] reusable manned rocket ship, officially called the space transportation system. we know it as the space shuttle. during their 30 years in service, these amazing craft flew 135 missions. watching the giant orbiter glide back to earth was always a thrilling sight. main gear touchdow
brendan:vonnie: more detail on what brendan was just saying. ubs is going to pay more than half $1 billion in penalties to settle two u.s. government investigations. from guilty to fraud playing pleading guilty to fraud. the bank will pay $342 million in another probe into currency rigging. four other large banks will plead guilty in the foreign exchange case today. jason morgan, jpmorgan citigroup. the fines are expected to total in the billions. it is the biggest auto recall in u.s. history. the japanese airbag maker toccakata. ever bag are blamed for six deaths. they will work with they have agreed to answer to a consent order with ntsa. ntsa is launching a legal process that will allow us to bring together on a manufacturers whose vehicles are affected, along with takata and other parts suppliers. vonnie: u.s. regulators say because there are 11 different carmakers and a shortage of parts, it could take years to make all the cars safe. hillary clinton has broken