economic �*pain' will be worth it in the long run. to enter the next stage. and it's music's biggest night. hello, i'm carl nasman. �*some pain' ahead after ordering 25% tariffs on most goods from canada and mexico. but he defended his america.

in a post on social media, trump said and it will all be worth the price." suggesting it will impose suggesting it will impose similar import duties of 25 similar import duties of 25 percent on us goods. canada has done the same — canada has done the same — with prime minister with prime minister justin trudeau urging consumers justin trudeau urging consumers to "choose canadian". and china warned it will take and china warned it will take counter measures, after trump counter measures, after trump ordered an additional 10% ordered an additional 10% tariff on chinese goods. tariff on chinese goods. our correspondent nomia iqbal with president trump. is looking at reactions — beginning in canada. just hours after donald trump launched a multi—billion dollar trade war with the us's biggest trade war with the us's biggest trading partner, canada outlined how it would hit back, trading partner, canada with 25% tariffs of its own. like the american tariffs, like the american tariffs, our response will also be our response will also be far—reaching and include far—reaching and include everyday items such as american everyday items such as american beer, wine and bourbon, fruits and fruitjuices, including orange juice. including orange juice. the us tariff is 25% on all products and 10% oil

leaving toronto locals furious leaving toronto locals furious with president trump. i think it's a crazy idea and i'm surprised he is turning on canada like this. because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it's going to hurt the us economy because here in ontario we make a lot of auto parts we sell to the us, they make cars. now the cars are going to be more expensive.

people would understand it. on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, repeating his claims they could escape tariffs mexico, too, has been hit with the tariffs of 25%. president trump says they are designed to force in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. retaliatory taxes. here too ordinary citizens fear the consequences of a trade war. china faces a 10% levy on all china faces a 10% levy on all like being the european union, goods and america imports. goods and america imports. translation: i think this is a very systematic thing. it cannot simply be said if they increase tariffs we should also increase tariffs. also increase tariffs. it should be a process it should be a process of mutual cooperation of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win.

his next target looks his next target looks like being the european union, saying tariffs are likely there. there is no word yet on whether he has the uk in his sights. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. border cities in canada are bracing for trump's tariffs. that includes windsor, canada — just across the river from detroit. it's a major hub for us—canada trade. $320—million dollars in goods flow between the two cities each day. windsor�*s mayor, drew dilkens, has launched the �*border mayors alliance' with the aim of protecting those border communities from the impact of tariffs. i spoke with mayor dilkens a little bit earlier. these a little bit earlier. tariffs are expected to land these tariffs are expected to land on tuesday, how is the city preparing? ikla land on tuesday, how is the city preparing?— land on tuesday, how is the city preparing? no doubt cities across the _ city preparing? no doubt cities across the country _ city preparing? no doubt cities across the country will - city preparing? no doubt cities across the country will be - city preparing? no doubt cities across the country will be hit i across the country will be hit hard and first and that's the

function of the geography of our location, so close to the border city, so the city of windsor being the automotive capital of canada we are 1.5 kilometres away from detroit and it means that the supply chains have been built up over the course of decades and are so tightly integrated it's almost impossible to say a vehicle that rolls off the assembly line was made in one of the cities because as they come off the board have a go across six or seven times. given how interrelated it is, what effect you think that tariffs will have on car manufacturing in canada but also the us? pm manufacturing in canada but also the us?— manufacturing in canada but also the us? �* ., ., also the us? an immediate and chillin: also the us? an immediate and chilling effect _ also the us? an immediate and chilling effect which _ also the us? an immediate and chilling effect which concerns i chilling effect which concerns me but it will impact workers and businesses and and all the way through to mexico, it's a last lose lose proposition one person described as the

circular firing squad person described as the circularfiring squad being employed and no one will win at the end of the day.— the end of the day. understand our ci the end of the day. understand your city is _ the end of the day. understand your city is one _ the end of the day. understand your city is one of several - your city is one of several along the border region that is grouping together in response to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that.— to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that. we formed an alliance that _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are basically - alliance that are basically along the border from alliance that are basically along the borderfrom coast alliance that are basically along the border from coast to coast all the way from british columbia to new brunswick with many stops in between and our communities will be hit the hardest and it's about linking arms but then being able to reach across the border to communities across the other side and in my case detroit and other communities who are going

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with the conversation with the president that will get him to back down. i imagine people who live in that will get him to back down. i imagin can ople who live in that will get him to back down. i imagin can see who live in that will get him to back down. i imagin can see detroit e in that will get him to back down. i imagin can see detroit across what kind the river. what kind of do you have and to relationship do you have and to what extent do you will change things? i will change things? i don't think any _ will change things? i don't think any one _ will change things? i don't think any one person will. think any one person will dismantle centuries of politics —— positive and :-—: are the friends qté th; ’ thew; with we are the closest friends with the us neighbours and is one person who's made a decision that a bad and bad that is a bad decision and bad for my community and country but bad for us and we will _eei be good friends and allies and we in supporting in two we have in supporting in two and whether we world wars and whether we will be there after the hit and we lost 160 lives in 9/11 and we lost 160 lives in ,, battles so we will get those battles so we will get through this and it will a through this and it will be a

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after being released from prison in israel on friday. they were exchanged for 18 israeli hostages, in the latest stage of the ceasefire deal. while many of the palestinians had been convicted by israel held without charge. is expected to be here in washington early this week for more on the situation, i'm joined by the former deputy coordinator for counterterrorism always great to have you on the programme. ahead programme. looking ahead towards what will be the phase two of the ceasefire deal, negotiations are supposed to negotiations—aresupposed to on monday. but we hear begin on monday. but we hear some concern. that there wasn t a clear plan for when bilateral talks would begin. what kind of footing is this process on right now? thank you, carl. it is only

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