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george howell. >> i am natalie allen. >> "newsroom" starts now. our top story, if the u.s. follows through of tariffs. countries around the world are planning the way how to retaliate targeting u.s. products. >> it all started when president trump made these surprise announcements. the u.s. impose 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum thach, that spa talk of a trade war and a tweet from the president. >> mr. trump said trade wars are good.

the move won't hurt the united states. >> the americans will trade with us on surplus on steel. we buy steel from them and they buy steel from us. the supply chains mean that there will be significant disruption in canada but also in the united states, that's why we are impressing on the american administration of the nature of this proposal that's going to hurt them as much as us. we'll continue to defend canadian industry. canada is a big export of steel in the u.s. and mexican of $2.5 billion of steel of the u.s. if the tariffs begin, it will have no choice but to retaliate. >> we are the first buyer of the u.s. aluminum.

we have a great deficit of the u.s. of $2 billion. it is highly integrated so anything that start the integrati integration, it is not a good news. >> people around the world are talking tariffs and around the world we go. let's bring in matt livers and john is live with us at this hour. john, first to you as u.s. allies are planning of the trade war. how else is europe preparing if the u.s. president formalizes this plan? >> first and for most, the heat has been turned up rather quickly. the rhetoric is very high. i would suggest in my three decades of financial journalism, nobody likes to talk about trade war itself. it is not a term that's used

lightly because of implications that could have on jobs first and for most. let's talk about the european and discuss jean-claude juncker. but, they're drafting up a list of other products as well including steel products ironically. so trade goes both ways. in fact, they are incredible trade partners of the united states and the european union. the trade commission of the european union suggesting broader implications going forward of retaliations. this is the same thing that the head of the world trade organization is almost a whipping boy for donald trump that you cannot expect countries sit on the sideline and do

nothing. but, organizations have nearly 200 countries. they cannot move that fast so the trump's organization is moving aggressively. the president likes to see his financial markets go up on wall street. financials and markets don't like trade deals. it does not help those that work in other manufacturing as well. so it is not a simple equation and you see the response from europe and other countries including canada. >> we have seen the response of the markets as well. john, standby, let's bring in matt now in china. europe is targeting popular products here in the united states. in china, what does this mean for that economy? will it make an impact there or not? > >> no. the short answer is not to the

kind of level that the trump administration would wanted to if they really wanted to hurt the chinese economy. let me read you the top five of chinese imports of the united states, jongeneral genera general machinery and toys and equipment and foot wawear round out the top five. you notice that steel is not in there. that's probably why we have seen it relative response, they are not happy at all. this is not across the board tariffs across the board. donald trump has said many times before, this is not the way to do it. matt, standby, john, let's bring you back in. i know you heard from many people who see this as a bad idea. let's look at those who see this

as a good plan. richardson backing this idea of sending a message to china, those seems contrary, but what we heard from matt a moment ago, some republicans and democrats and unions are backing the proposal. explain how this could potentially help the united states? >> well, let's go to the top line first, there is a subtle approach and there is a sledge hammer by putting tariffs of 10% to 25%. that's not small on aluminum, steel product first and for most. we can address your question with wilbur ross. he knows how to restructure the steel industry and refine products. . he's done it himself. the challenge is they sign onto the world trade organization nearly 25 years ago. this train has left the station. the u.s. has high costs of manufacturing and productivity

and these sectors have been slow. row produc raw products are one thing and other products as well. the e the alliance you are talking about, they all have one thing in mind here. they're trying to protect you as jobs. it is not clear by putting $9 billion of tariffs of two sectors that you will create more jobs in the future. kristine la guard says we should not be complacent, we haddecade. when you do trade measure like this, it sends a wrong signal. it could create atom kn domino which would undermine growth and

jobs. >> thank you both for the reporting. a lot of uncertainty here and the weeks ahead, we'll see how it all plays out, thank you, gentlemen. >> this is a huge story, we'll continue to follow. trade war asaide, it is a chaotc week at the white house. >> this comes as the new york times reports another bomb shell. >> that's president trump asked kelly help remove his daughter and son-in-law from the white house post. jared kushner's security clearance was downgraded and officials discussed how to manipulate him and the president was also said to be unimpressed by his daughter's ivanka trip to south korea. >> let's get our reporting to boris sanchez, on the turmoil in the white house. >> reporter: one of these controversies would be plenty

for any presidents to deal with but all of those compounded gives you an idea of the amount of turmoil and the amount of pressure president trump is under. key allies told vcnn that they are worried of the president and they feared that he's losing control. he lashed out some of his staffs and including hope hicks ber ra b berraded by the president. the president attacked jeff sessions again this week. there are also questions of key figures within the administration moving on from the white house. you have the head of the national economic counsel, gary cohn, threatening to resign over

the announcement that the president would levy tariffs of steel and aluminum. and hr mcmaster exploring options beyond the white house. the president is not just frustrated and in odds with some of his staffs but his own family getting a vote of conferenidenc with the president. reports that foreign governments have analyzed those and trying to find ways to manipulate the president's son-in-law and senior advisers. allies are telling us, they are worried that the president is getting out of control and this could get worst soon. mueller given every indications to interview president trump. something the white house counsel are still working on negotiating. boris sanchez, cnn, traveling

with the president in palm beach florida. >> let's talk about it with our professor of international politics at city university in london. thank you so much for joining us. >> welcome. >> let's begin with our personnel dilemma of his son-in-law had his security downgraded. should he step aside? >> well, the problems began about possible meddling by russia of the election have moved far away from that. they are investigating quite legitimate concerns about the business interests of key people, very close to the president. i think that basically violates a large number of ethical concerns. a concern of conflict of interests. these are the kinds of concerns that parades of hillary clinton and many democrats before her as

well of connection of big money and so on. yes, i think it does seem to suggest if these allegations are proven and they have evidence based around them. i think that makes the position untenable. >> the new york times are reporting that trump is ready for both. we heard the story of jared kushner and ivanka to move back to new york and give up their roles. he lost rob porter and so many others have bailed and others could be headed out. what more exits could do and affect the stability of this administration to the world? >> well, i think that's it. that's the intensifying crisis and the crisis are swirling around the president and presumably right within ihim, too. i suspect that tells us about his usual strategy when any

crisis intensify around him, he throws out a diversion of announcement or tweet, i suspect that his tweeting of the trade war is good. the breaking alliances and relationships can be a very good thing to defend america's interests and possibly going out on a limb in regards of gun control. i think he's trying to divert a lot of attention of a crisis that's coming into the white house and the oval office itself. >> right, that involves russia. you know russia, what may be their reaction to this turmoil that we are sooeeing in the whi house and beyond from this administration, that's what they have been working to achieve, is it? >> that's very difficult. i don't know if i can comment on what the intentions of the russian government have been. but, what i can say and talk

about is although the series of probes and investigations have focused around the idea of russia and itself influence and destabilizing the united states, the policies pursuit by the trump administration have not really gone against the dominant trend that he inherited from president obama. in fact, you can say that he probably strengthen that tendency some what. in syria, you can look at the way in which that intervention and the now what looks like a permanent intervention in regards to ukraine and selling of missiles and weapons to the ukrainian government. so, at the military expenditure increases, i am not sure what the situation really allows us to draw and regards of what putin may think. what it enables is that putin is

able to ramp up the arm races as well and he's arguing that he's doing it in response to. >> all right, we have seen that announcement from vladimir putin this week. we appreciate your thought inderjeet parmar, thank you. >> thank you. parts of the united states are facing the storm. we'll bring you the latest on the powerful bomb cyclone. >> we were talking about russia. the russia president boasting of a new arsenal weapons providing fresh fears of a cold war. we'll have more about that coming up here on cnn's "newsroom." many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain,

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of high tides. >> five deaths have been reported so far. more than 3,000 flights were cancelled on friday, stranded travelers at some of the country's busiest airports as well. new york and massachusetts blanketed and heavy snow and experiencing strong winds. >> despite what you may think that they are not in a blizzard. our derek van dan shows us what a true blizzard looks like. >> have you really? it is one of the most over used terms in weather but it requires a certain set of parameter to be met. when is it appropriate to call a winter storm a blizzard? >> first, you need snowfallen from the sky or it can be on the ground. you need sustained winds of 35 miles per hour or higher. driving in these conditions are nearly impossible because

technically for this to be called a blizzard, it will reduce visibility to under a quarter of a mile. the national service will only b issue a blizzard warning if these conditions are met of three hours or more. some areas are more susceptible. dakotas and wyoming or eastern colorado. take the same blizzard and move it into a highly populated area like chicago or new york city or boston and you got a recipe for disaster. each winter the potential exists of tens of millions of people are impacted by blizzard conditions. everyone though the system has passed, we can experience pli sa blizzard conditions because snow on the ground can blow and drift across the area. derek van damme. every time we saw out there is

more snow. >> bomb cyclone or blizzard, which is worse? >> a blizzard, you got to have all kinds of parameters met, i would say blizzard is worst. you will think closely next time you use the term blizzard because it has certain kind of criteria for it to be met and it did meet in new york. blizzard warnings were in effect, they have been dropped about an hour ago. the storm is stasrting to pull away from the east coast but there is still a significant amount of winds. look at what it is doing along the coast of massachusetts. we right lane noticing the third highest storm surge recorded in boston, harvard yesterday afternoon. remember the first highest was set in january of this yoear.

when you have winds topping 20 miles per hour, you know this system is powerful and a bomb cyclone it was. it actually was so strong in terms o the winds that it toppled over these electrical pol poles and causing 1.2 million customers are to be without power today. this will stay through the early parts of the weekend. anywhere you see the shaded green, minor to moderate for many locations. winds are creating havoc at a lot of airplanes orts as well. 61 flights cancelled add laguardia yesterday. the coastal flood threat is still a concern because high tides are coming every twelve hour. >> let's clap for all the pilots safely landed those planes, right? >> no kidding. >> derek, thank you. >> all right, europe also is

getting its own share of extreme weather. a deadly cold snap gripped the con interce continent and causing kay yous f chaos for a lot of people. >> hundreds of motorists were trapped in those cars over night on one of britain's main road. authorities say the cold is responsible for at least 21 deaths. >> let's get more on it now with selma adele, aziz. we know that they are used to rain but not the snow and cold. >> reporter: that's exactly right, natalie, these are rare scenes here in london where snow never falls. this extreme weather has not been seen in decades in the region. it is not prepared here.

we don't have the snowplow and conditions to clear the roads so it is causing a great deal of troubled chaos and not just here in the u.k. but across the region. temperatures have started to rise, the conditions are flooding now. 15 flood warnings have been issued across the u.k. in the rest of europe, everybody is playing catch up. we had airport closures in ireland and geneva, a lot of planes did not take off on time and a lot of passengers are trying to get to their destinations. it is not just planes but cars and trains. what's most concerning is the death toll of 21 people killed due to weather related reasons. that death toll is expected to rise. the world health organization have said it is the most vulnerables who are losing their lives, it is people that cannot

get into proper shelters. i just want to share one story to you that kind of explain the situation local media in sweden reporting a asylum seeker of a woman of two children left the asylum, the later found them in the forest and the children are alive but the lady is dead. it is these kinds of vulnerable people that authorities are most concerned about during these conditions. >> such a sad story. salma abdelaziz, thank you. >> we take a closer look at president trump's plan for steel and aluminum tariffs and we'll see what it means for you, the consumers. >> a russian show of force. vladimir putin brags about his nuclear power and gives reasons

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1 million without power in the nor'easter. officials are warning it will bring strong winds and rain and floods for days to come. >> prosecutors are investigating of the assassination, eight officers were killed and dozens wounded. >> six attackers were killed. >> the european union is already preparing to retaliate against expected u.s. trade tariffs, targets could include harley davidson motorcycles and levi's jeans. more countries around the world are also talking about retali e retaliating. >> countries like canada, mexico and china. others say they'll join if they have no choice. the monitory funds says import

restrictions by the u.s. president are likely to cause damage not only outside the u.s. but also to the u.s. economy itself including manufacturing and construction sectors which are mayjor users of aluminum an steel. >> what does it mean around the world? our tom forman breaks it down for us. >> take a look at the number here. the united states imports about a third of aluminum it uses and these proposed tariffs would push the cost of 25% or 10% respectfully. that money is paid by the foreign company that wanted to get their products onto u.s. soils. if it became more s&p 500 for th expensive for them, it could make it more competitive especially they have been complaining for years of under practice over seas anyway. what about all the companies that are lie on that raw

materials to make cars or airplanes or equipment or aluminum cans or appliances? >> what about those companies? >> now they would face a different supply chain where there maybe shortages or higher prices. that could affect an awful a lot of people. one estimate has it that more than 80 times as many people, work, making stuff out of that raw materials than actually producing the raw materials. those people would now potentially face uncertain wages and hours and maybe more offshoring and not to mention of consumers out there. some products in some places could go up to 15%. i don't think we know that but we know there is unsercertainty the consumer markets and what the impact would be. does it get out trade assets of other country. it depends on how you are

talking about and how it is applied. canada is the biggest supplier and brazil and mexico and russia, and so forth. you know china is not on the top ten. the country of the united states where the president said so many years is not being a fair trading partner out there. another global issue now, the u.s./france and germany is demanding the start. president trump spoke with the french president and angela merkel all agreed that the syrian government must -- >> the resolution has not stopped the bomb from falling.

the syrian military says it dropped these leaflets on friday on e.ghouta. it may have many analysts questioning how much of it is true or bolstering. >> russia president has a clear wave when he made the announcement and who he was aimed at. for more on that here is cnn's brian todd. >> following his unveiling of new missile systems. vladimir putin delivers his threat straight to our living room. >> it has been thrown into the wind because his new missiles are so good that it could evade those defenses. putin was asked of mismillshis

he boasted about have been tested? >> yes, all of them are tested and one of them is already on combat city, it is with troops. >> where would they be? >> well, it is quite possible, if they are on combat duty, they be in the western pacific, that's where they have moved, nuclear capability. >> if putin got some of his missiles, they are right at the doorsteps of our allies. putin has a massive naval base and tens of thousands of troops. the russian leaders promised the american interviewer that he'll never use his new weapons unless provoked. >> we have two reasons forcing us to respond using our nuclear weapons. first is an attack against us or

the russian federation using conventional weapons. >> the new weapons putin claims to developing that he says has unlimited range. in one of russia's animations, the target is florida. >> the purpose of that is terrifying. u.s. officials down played the russian show of force calling it "cheesy." there are reports that the trump administration is wrapping up to counter putin's threat. analysts say putin cleverly maneuver this standoff to box in president trump. >> if we don't respond in some way to show that we are capable of responding and detierring in an attack like that, we looked weak. >> election related activities

which he is already vulnerable on or he has to take a hard earli er line. >> what it points to as analysts see of some new arms race. putin says if there is an arm's race, america started it like getting out of our treaty 16 years ago. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> one of putin's neighbors are making strive. north korea have been improving their missile guidance systems over the past few months. it is still making progress. its ultimate claim, cia director mike pompeo has said publicly north korea could be months away from that goal. >> candidates in italy have had their say and now it is up to

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power broker. leading in the polls is the populous five-star movement. our ben wedeman takes a closer look for us. >> but, if you tune into the radio capital, listen to the lament. >> it is all about a city littered with garbage and streeting fustree streets full with potholes and standards and services. >> there is the rome that terrorists come and enjoy and there is the other rome where people have to live and work. one is beautiful and the other is a mess. and fewer politicians have who vn ab have been able to do anything about it. >> the latest trying to deter the city around is the mayor of

the five star movement, a political party founded by the comedian. the latest polls ahead of sunday's election gives the five-star movement almost 30% of the vote, the largest shared of any party. >> critics warned that if the mayor and the five star movement could in fix rome, they won't be able to fix italy. >> roberto voted for him two years ago and now regrets it. >> she promised many things he says but she's nothing. >> rome was not built in a day and it won't be put right in a year or two. five star movement leader, the

31-year-old counters criticisms of his party with a familiar praise. >> i suggest you don't read italian news paper because they tell a lot of fake news. >> reporter: the final rally and the capitol, another message for supporters. we are stepping away from victory. ben wedeman, cnn, rome. >> well, of course, we'll follow this election and let you know the outcome and voting results are expected this sunday. merkel, on this key question of a 28-year-old anyway sayer have became a thorn.

in his free time he's urging social democrats to reject a grand coalition with miss merkel conservatives. benjamin netanyahu denies any wrong doing as investigators questioning him as a suspect in a third corruption case. >> benjamin netanyahu reports he remains as defiant as ever. >> reporter: a marathon, five hours questioning of benjamin netanyahu. leaders was under ca. he's a suspect in the third kor corruption of investigation. residents holding signs that say crooks, go home. >> and israeli communication firm. prosecutors say benjamin netanyahu pushed regulatory

benefits worth up to $2.5 billion and it is controlling shareholders. in exchange, benjamin netanyahu was to receive favorable coverage and an online news site. he denies any wrong doing. >> his wife was simultaneously in interrogated at a different level. he's also a suspect in this growing case. in a video posted shortly after the question ended and shared by the family's spokesperson. benjamin netanyahu declared their innocence. >> i feel certain because there will be nothing and i want to tell you another thing to millions of citizens in his real expressed strong support in me, my wife and family, you warmed our hearts. >> benjamin netanyahu have been named of separate investigation.

but, he refuses to back down, denying those charges. benjamin netanyahu has the support of his government with key political partners saying they still back it but they'll wait for the attorney general whether to indict the prime minister, a process that could take months. cnn, jerusalem. >> the oscars are on sunday. beat the odds to make it. what are the chances of taking home the top prize? we'll take a look here. >> will the real president please stand up for his tweet? >> trump verses baldwin, we'll have that story ahead. stay with us.

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on thursday, the u.s. president was tweeting about imposing tariffs on our trading partners. on friday, he was back tweeting with one of his favorite foes from a tv show. >> that would be alec baldwin who plays the president on "saturday night live." >> president trump fires first. >> "alec baldwin, who he is

dying mediocre career was saved by terrible i mpersonation." the twitter war continues. baldwin could not let it go unanswered, he did he would like to hang out in there. he likes to hang in there for the impeachment and the resignation speech, natalie. >> and mr. president, there's ask your wife for stop calling me for snl ticks. hey, melania, we got charles barkley this saturday. >> when you are reading these twitter wars, you are not quite in the mood they are in so it is hard. >> you are making an excuse for us just bombing that story. >> yeah, i tried. >> let's move on. the hollywood's biggest night of the year marks the end o f the entertainment awards of the last

season. all eyes will be on how antisexual harassment movement will be represented it. leaders, it is time's up. celebrities dressed in black at the golden globes to support victims and ginger equality. we'll wait and see. >> one of the fimlms at the oscars is "get out." it has beaten the odds of nominations in four categories. >> stephanie elam takes a look at this. >> good to see another brother around here. >> oh, yes. >> of course, it is. >> a thriller that caused only $4.5 million to make. >> how do you feel now?

>> i cannot move. "get out" has grossed more than $250 million worldwide and it is the best picture contender at the academy awards. >> people are going to put their money on three billboards and t "the shape of water." >> i would say "get out" is right there. >> big name projects like steven spielberg, "the post." >> "get out" may be this season unlikely successful story. >> it will be a following and it will do what it needs to do. for it to transcend and i am here talking to you. >> without a big star attached, the contemporary film of jordan

hill, having an uphill battle of getting award attention. >> how long have this been going on? >> a lot. but, "get out" went onto score a 99% approval rating on the rot tonto m rotten tomatoes. it has gotten a lot of people to see what this thing is. >> in fact, the last scary film to have a best picture trophy was "silence of the lambs" in 1992. >> besides making a horror film and brought something new to the gen genre, i wanted to call out r e racism in america. it is a true horror and it is turning the generre. will that be enough to take the

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