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it hurts her credibility to speak out of both sides of her mouth. >> i think it hurts donald trump's going on the world stage and using basically the excuse and the same tweet going after joe biden because kim jong-un decided he was going to put him there. and then again cozying up with totalitarian dictatorships. we're all on board with pursuing the fact that the president has -- >> outside of the slight to nancy pelosi because i believe that speaker pelosi has run circles around this president of the united states, scott jennings on this sunday morning made good sense. so, let's say we agree for one of the few times on national tv. the reason he does, democrats, we do have to give the american public a message and a unifying message simply saying that no one is above the law. mueller laid out 12 instances of obstruction of justice. those need to be flushed out. there was investigation. now let's have the articles of impeachment. let's have these hearings. the public deserves to know. and even more importantly to my colleagues, donald trump deserves his day in court. let's go and ha

it does not hurt to have... after brexit... it does not hurt to have. . . the after brexit...does not hurt to have... the lesson became income he had a lot to say about theresa may. we will see with the advice is this time. as you said earlier, respect the office if not refer the person is much him and he is the president of the us, it does legitimise a two—way candidate. and if you are saying, it seems on the other leadership candidates are trying to meet with donald trump as well as some point. but it seems they are meeting up with his son—in—law rather him self. all desperate, all the candidates are desperate to have theircampaign legitimise.“ the candidates are desperate to have their campaign legitimise. if you're in the front page of the daily express, it looks like one of donald trump's friends is not going to get to meet him if 90 street have anything to do with it. how do you read into the story? this is an interview nigel for roger is given to the daily express in which he says number ten has not given time for me to meet donald trump. he is kicking off a little bit

it is hurting in the midwest. it's hurting all over the country with the tariffs, but at the same time we do have to get china to the table. we have to stop them from stealing intellectual property. we have to stop them from forced technology transfers. all of that is detrimental not only to our economy but to our national security. the president has called our farmers patriots. it doesn't pay the bills. but we will see in the upcoming months how long we can sustain. >> i want to turn to something that you will deal with on the arms serviced committee potentially. president trump says he is considering pardons for navy seal eddie gallagher and other troops accused of war crimes. gallagher, just so our viewers know, he's charged with murdering a wounded teenage isis soldier and posing for a photo with his body as well as shooting innocent civilians. you're the first female combat veteran in the united states senate. do you support a pardon for gallagher and anyone else who engaged in these alleged war crimes? >> i'

cutting off your nose to hurt your face cuts off funds and hurts us. the good news since it was announced is the bipartisanship rejection of this misguided decision. i have no doubt congress will use every tool at our disposal to push back and i'll be right in there punching along. mike mccall, the top republican on the foreign affairs committee, the ranking member, was with me in el salvador when that happened and we worked together to quickly hold a hearing in the committee on president trump's decision and sent a letter to secretary pompeo asking him to reconsider these cuts and mention to him at the state department last week when we had breakfast with him. this week i plan to introduce bipartisan legislation to address the root causes of migration from central america. in columbia, i chris used kakuda on the columbia-venezuela border and was struck by how conditions are deteriorating. i heard so many heartbreaking stories of refugees who fled venezuela. more than 10% of the venezuela population has fled the country over the past three years. let m

it has definitely hurt china, but it also hurt us. why did we have a second bailout why all of a sudden are things like washing machines going up and -- david: but happening for a while. >> i'm sorry you used washing machines as an example? >> well listen that's one of the things we still manufacture today is so it's a good thing and let's look at what happened with the u.s. mca that's been kind of i'll call postponed. they stopped the steel tariffs, because that was going to actually impact u.s. consumers. they put a halt on some of the auto tariffs, so this idea that tariffs is a good thing, we're putting halts on those, we have good relationships with, and then someone like china we think is hammering them but really it's hammering us as well. >> you're exactly right, robert it is hammering us. i'm not sure where the president comes up with china is paying the tariffs whether choice businesses to be paying part of it, that could be the costs of part of the tariffs being paid for in some measure in kind but china is not paying for t

guest: it couldn't hurt. who wentve a president out of his way to do that. the entire basis of the obama candidacy in 2008 was trying to find common ground. the first administration tried to reach that common ground. what we saw over the course of eight years is these divides becoming greater. arguably, those divides have become even greater since 2016 with a president who takes a different approach. presumably, it wouldn't hurt, but i don't think history suggests we would get back to a state of kumbaya either. host: james in virginia. independent. caller: thanks for taking my call. there's one thing we don't consistently consider. that is the reason we have a constitution. it's to maintain and promote domestic tranquility. that is the environment that promotes the evolving of the neocortex. promoting thegan toning of the limbic brain sales. butecame not homo sapiens, consumprex. that has matured into the organic chemistry of the brain. proteins result in the buildup of confirmation bias the belief tribe, ort the quantities availabilities of materials are li

nobody was hurt. the scene was not much better in montgomery county. her hesda team escaped house with the family's two dogs afer a tree crashednto the home onis holl drive and the house caught fire. >> walked downstairs, and i saw the window and thought it was a fire. then i looked to the right, and there's -- the tree fell. i freaked out. >> luckily nobody was hurt. >>> today traffic could be even worse than yesterday as people head out of town for the memorial day holiday weekend. a live look now at the bay bridge. not bad. and in just little bit of time, utis will be nothing b stop-and-go traffic. if you're heading out of town today, you'll want to get on the ad before 10:00 this morning. >> like nowish or ten minutes from now. let the program finish first. thosed in marylan and virginia, they are lifting construction-related lane closures through the weekend to free up space on the roads out there. n e worst traffic will be monday, memorial day itself, as people head back home. it could take you three times longer to get home compared to the usual

the president believes the trade war hurts them more than it hurts us and in his view the damage will be contained to a small number of companies like in the dow it will be abc. apple, boeing, caterpillar the stock market doesn't buy it. investors believe the carnage will be immense. and then they went out so badly that they're willing to sell everything other than utilities and campbell soup and hershey's. so how worried should we be. history says you may want to be afraid giant tariffs and impeded trays means less business and less business means lower stock prices you know what? that is missing something. most companies won't see the earnings hurt here that's why it's premature to bail on the whole market you'll hear people talk about the holy tariff act exacerbated the great depression some will say it caused great depression but went into law eight months after the 1929 stock market crash so i don't know if that's such a good analysis about what we should be scared of the thing, is most investors don't seem to realize that our trade war with china doesn't have much in common with

who will be hurt?> this is really going to hurt the chipmaker and semiconductor industry as well as software. nogle confirmed it can longer provide its version of android to huawei. that could be a big hurt to google's mobile business going especially if you see consumers turning to apple devices. emily: how much will this hurt huawei? if you buy a huawei phone outside of china will you have access to google play? feature,s a huge google maps, youtube. , versions of those apps won't be on huawei devices. chip ina negotiating the broader trade war. huawei is working on their own internal software. they may launch a version of the phone that doesn't rely on google. shery ahn: recently, we saw moves to reestablish their presence in the u.s. how is business going for this company? mark: they have been growing despite these bands and the political tension. they have seen steady growth in networking and the smartphone business. they are contributive into the cloud and artificial intelligence. they have been

it's hurting us. it's hurting china. >> bret: those talks ended today without a deal, it seems.r, no definite time that they are going to continue with china. the president tweeting numerous times about this, saying that we've lost $500 billion a year for many years on crazy trade with china. no more. terrace will bring in far more wealth into our country that even a phenomenal deal of the traditional kind, also much easier and quicker to do, our farmers will do quicker, faster, starving nations can be helped, waivers on some products will be granted or go to new sources. tweeted a few more times along those lines but let's bring in our panel. byron york, chief political correspondent of the "washington examiner." mollie hemingway, senior analyst at the federalist, and jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. we'll start with you, what's the sense at the white house about these talks? >> that's a good question, bret. that sense is that we did not get where we thought we are going to get at least over a week ago. not too long ago, the secretary of the treasury steve mnu

on the demand side, hurting business confidence and hurting consumers than it will on the price front, because while there will be possibly an adjustment in price, it's a one-off and import prices are still negative here on your, in part because of the strong dollar you talked about earlier. you get the tariffs, it goes lower. you get the fed easing and that helps to stabilize equities and eventually make new highs. >> guice, thank you both appreciate it on a day like today. jason trenner and joe lavorgna, the dow 15 points off the lows we saw 15 minutes ago. >>> coming up, secretary of state mike pompeo says the oil market is well supplied despite tensions with iran this as oil takes a nose dive today. so where do we go from here? >>> plus, the latest on boeing, as the faa meets with regulators from around the world. >>> and facebook curves incentive to sell political ads. one-millionth order. millionth order. ♪ there goes our first big order. ♪ 44, 45, 46... how many of these did they order? ooh, that's hot. ♪ you know, we could sell these. nah. ♪ we don't bake. ♪ opportunity. what

and his view is thatow-skilled immigration doesn't hurt the economy over the long term. so it's hard to square some of the data of restrictionist immigration positions with a temporary-worker visa program. but does it mean, senator, that u would be opposed to the proposal? >> well, i've met with jared kushner about hisos pr. he's been meeting with a lot of republican senators. i'll just say that right now we've had very productive conversations, and i hope that we end up in a place that getshe usind of high-skilled workers we need while protecting american jobs and addressing the urgent crisis we face on the border.e i think weving in that direction. >> some people think that tom cotton's views generally will end up epitomizing trumpism post-trump. one of the places where you haven't been aligned with him is on criminal-justice reform, which was surprisinglyi think to the surprise of many in washington, probably one of the most important sweepingis bipa pieces of legislation that's come through this administration, save the russia sanctions. chuck grassley and cory booke

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>> it's hurting.e lobster industry here is that all of the factors are there for growth. great growth, they say. the financing is there, labor, market demand, all that stuff, but with that ongoing china trade war the biggest factor of all is uncertainty. john, alisyn. >> it's been devastating. we've heard from senator angus king from maine who has talk about what a big problem that is. it's highly, but highly problematic. >> reporter: always. >>> president trump's advisers have been warning him against continuing to go after the democratic front runner joe biden but the president appears undeterred. and what is the president's beef with his favorite tv station? >> but first african-american women are facing a health crisis. this week answered impact your world features women on a mission to stop a disturbing trend one step at a time. >> i say this out of love. half of black women are obese. 80% of us are over a healthy body weight. >> girl trick is a beautiful movement of black women who are reclaimin

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growth they hurt growth in other places more than they hurt growth in the u.s. >> sure, so we have a little bit of a barbell approach where we continue to take most of our bets on the emerging market equity side. we think eventually there is a trade deal now it may not be the grand bargain we were hoping for, there is some type of short-term deal, both sides have a heavy incentive to get something done. the tricky part is on the other side you got u.s. small caps which are struggling a little bit because the u.s. economic cycle is maturing. we're playing a barbell and we also like cyclical sectors, technology, financials, industrials, consumer discretionary energy, we like all of those. >> yeah. also raises a question about when if at all it does impact the data on top of some unexpectedly weak data we got this morning. >> i think it is already in the data and the idea is that maybe other data, the other strength has sort of papered it over, otherwise made it harder to see, there is little doubt that if you raise prices on something, you create a cost there that

lauren: we see that tariffs hurt businesses. they hurt the consumer. tool to get the policy that we want? >> i don't think that overall the tariffs have a huge impact. if you look at a combined gdp in 2018 between china and the u.s., you're looking at $34.1 trillion. on tariffs right now it's $65 billion, that's less than one-fifth of 1%. lauren: that's the impact of china tariffs, is that what you're talking about there? >> correct. it's important to realize that the u.s. is the net buyer and china's the net seller. so u.s. exports to china account for less than 1% of the u.s. economy. lauren: so then, aaron, you argue that this trade dispute is going to hurt who more? which side more? >> i would say that it hurts china more. i think it's to their benefit, being the net seller in the relationship to come to the table and come to an agreement. lauren: right. but yet you look at china's -- their national newspapers, there's an editorial in one of them today and it says what the u.s. has said is totally groundless and only hurts others, without benefitin

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you need to learn that those types of words are hurtful and it's not cool . >> the school's principals say the students are facing severe consequences. he sent a letter to parents that reads races words and acts have no place in the school community, rise above this and be a better school community because of that. the president and vice president of the naacp say the principal wouldn't meet with them when they came to visit the school . >> we came down to address the issue to see how we could be a part of the resolution the principal here at palos verdes high school would not even come address us . >> they call the school repeatedly and came to diffuse the situation. >> we thought we were past this fear this is so hurtful i can't even tell you . >> we also tried calling the principal but never reached him. we were told he was going from class to class trying to to the entire student body to let them know about the impact words can have the promise on saturday. >> amy johnson, kpix 5. >>> not in the mood for small talk ? there's a new way to request that your uber driver stay quiet wit

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who will the blacklisting hurt more? roger: the blacklisting will certainly hurt china more.., it is concentrated on a relatively small percentage of the economy. a very high-profile, fast-growing one. but for china, it is the underpinning of their economy. only: so, what is your take play out inl pa supply chain? could cutting china off isolate china more and lead to a strengthening of its technology industry? roger: well, china has the "made in china 2025" plan to make china independent of foreign imports and foreign technology. that plan, unfortunately for wena and fortunately for us, are now in 2019 and they are nowhere ready for that, still critically dependent on american technology. but we should not be surprised if china takes these opening salvos here very seriously and tries to replicate our technological advances. we can see from huawei, a company that only 10 years ago was copying western technology, is now at the forefront of innovation, so it is certainly possible. emily: we are following every twist and turn. roger entner of recon analytics, thanks so much for

now, who does that hurt? it hurts those that commute. it hurts those of lower income. then, what do we do with this money? if the money went all directly to the roads, i'd support putting it into the roads. now, we have a system that's much different. electric cars do not pay. the money doesn't go just to roads. it goes to bike trails, go to buses, goes to others. it was supposed to be a user fee to build roads. the other thing about transportation, why do we have to wait more than 10 years after we pass a bill to fix our roads? you have a lot of laws that give us a slowing of the building, which makes the costs even higher. we should really start looking about when we think about infrastructure streamlining and our ability to build these roads faster because it will cost less. it will get done sooner and the congestion will go away. when the democrats dreamed of these shovel-ready projects, i don't think america wants to revisit that process because i don't think we got much out of the $1 trillion wasted. reporter: should the bill be brought to the floor [indiscernibl

i think that hurts us. wewe are helping countries, are doing it because it is the right thing to do. we are doing it because it helps us. if countries are more inclined to be friendly or understand we are trying to help them, when there is something down the line that we need, we are much more likely to be able to use our powers of persuasion. attitude the doors i think that is hurtful. it hurts our country in the long run. >> the two questions together, the last two questions. let's go back there. >> you and your counterpart wrote the president a letter objecting to the central america cuts and expressing both the of your displeasure's about that. you mentioned a bill both of you are going to be working on. i was wondering if you could tell us more about what that legislation might look like. >> first of all, it is going to be bipartisan. foreign aid, should be bipartisan. we are going to find out a way where we can put our money where our mouth is. i want to do it, as i mentioned, in a bipartisan basis. t

as i've mentioned it's another 6 months until this will be hurt hurt and caught and then on the other hand the charge of leadership came out today in support of johnson saying basically that this was a witch hunt that boris johnson executed free speech so this those tories are going to vote for him in the leadership contest and if john sununu makes it to the final to the party base will vote on the final 2 candidates and. stream the party with the party base so his chances are still very high to become the next prime minister of the u.k. charlotte. nigeria's president mohamed dubai has been sworn in for a 2nd and final term the 76 year old took the oath of office ceremony in the capital but did not give an inaugural address and event was family located on the tended by a number of regional leaders. correspondent. was there. people are picking up here at eagle square if you look to my right that's the stage for a president who hari was sworn in for a 2nd time in his lifetime but this time around the ceremony was rather low key was rather short as well due to security concerns but also

it will hurt them more than us but inevitably the uncertainty.harles: when you say it hurts them more than us you refer to the trade battle. you have a battle in d.c. you have what will happen with usmca. there are a lot of pals we're juggling. jillian, when we talk about companies in america exposed to china, everyone is starting to focus in on apple as sort of a proxy. you understand the chinese people as well as anyone. you spent time there. this nationalistic thing china now the china consumer shunning apple or iphones? is that real? is that something that could have impact for them? >> i do. i see apple sales down significantly in china over the last year. this gets to a deeper regime question for china. the deal they made with their people, the social contract, we'll give you economic success, you give up your freedom. that means all the legitimacy is hanging on economic success. the trade war doesn't just hurt u.s. consumers but it has impact on china. one thing you can bet on the chinese communist party doing that legitimacy is underthrea

that hasn't been hurt at all so far with the first 200, and it will be hurt very little with the next 15% on the first 200. if it goes across to the 325 billion that's been touched yet, all of retail has to start reorienting itself out of china or start selling stuff in china they're making in china selling it other places besides the states, and bring in the product that they're making other places outside of china here. >> they've got to have something to put in all those distribution centers for the one-day shipping, or that shipping may not last courtney, great conversation jan, thank you very much investors may have a glimmer of hope this morning. stick around my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum. >>> good morning worldwide exchange continues in a moment, but, first, tensions with tehran are running high today. secretary of state mike pompeo made a surprise trip to brussels to discuss

does this hurt mexico or us? we have a new senior adviser to the re-election campaign for the president here tonight. she joins us and we're happy to have her. we also have a man who wants to unseat the president with us tonight. he blames this president for the border crisis and just rolled out his new anti-trump immigration plan. that man is beto o'rourke and he is here for an exclusive ahead. ted cruz and a.o.c. teaming up. the best news for you and me for a long time. details ahead. time to test. let's get after it. all right. this is the news. the president is warning mexico tonight, you will have a 5% tariff per month on all goods entering the united states unless you start getting after illegal immigration to the white house's satisfaction. okay? and remember he vows a number of hike equal to the initial 5% each month. this is heavy stuff. a dramatic escalation. the question is, what's the sell? why is this good for us and not bad for us as consumers? we have his new 2020 senior campaign adviser here tonig

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two people died, four others were hurt during yesterday's shooting inside a classroom. three of the survivors are in critical condition. police who are all ready on campus for an end of scall concert arrested the 22-year- old tristen terrell, a former student at the university. other students said they were stunned to get an alert and moments later they heard gun fair. >> wild bangs and we saw everyone run out of the building and looking behind them. >>> he faces charges. finals were scheduled to begin tomorrow, but they have been postponed. >>> the suspect in the synagogue shooting in san diego county could get the death penalty if convicted. the 19-year-old john earnest was ordered to be held without bail at his first court appearance charged for the attack at the synagogue where one person was killed and three others hurt. prosecutors say it was a hate crime and the jews were targeted. >> a report by the anti- defamation league says attacks in the u.s. doubled last year with almost 1900 cases of physical assault, harassment or va dalism targeting jews in 2018 includi

they were banged up, but not seriously hurt. but they did lose their belon i beloningings. others have stepped up, clothing stores, even their hotel. >> it's not a surprise that san francisco stepped it up and really showed us love and we are very appreciative. >> i know these kids, and they're very, very resilient. and we all know this. we just couldn't sit down in the hotel and not do it, so we just decided to go ahead. >> but all the members were quick to express their condolences for the family of the suv driver who died in that crash. the group was travel ways it is more meaningful to perform this evening in light of all that's happened. tomorrow they get a well deserved day to check out the sights around san francisco before leaving on tuesday. reporting live, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. a follow up now to the deadly officer involved shooting in san jose. the officer who was dragged under the suspect's car has a broken collarbone and other injuries but is expected to make a full recovery. things could have gone differently. police were tryi

the term is not hurting men. men commit 90% of crimes in the world. out of four domestic abuse, women domestically abused by men. boys will be boys doesn't fly. ed: we don't want to paint all men with the same brush and say they are all bad. >> of course not. luckily we have given a label to a problem and there is a problem with men's behavior, toxic masculinity is hurting people in men commit most of the murders. >> i would like to know what the definition of toxic masculinity is. it is always taking one thing to deal with a crime committed by men, violence but the next day hearing about men man spreading on metro and how that makes women feel uncomfortable. what is the definition of toxic masculinity? ed: do you have a definition? >> toxic people, poisonous, dangerous. if you remember the term boys will be boys it has given an excuse to bad behavior. toxic masculinity is likely to the past. >> i disagree with that. affairs toxic masculinity there is toxic femininity and women aren't going to like that. rob: ed: this and to eric swalwell about being

who does that hurt? >> that hurts farmers in the agricultural sector.the john deeres getting hurt, you see people in the farming sector getting hurt and a lot of people working for those companies. plus the tariffs are being elevated. >> these are the things we're paying higher tariffs on. chinese imports into the united states, technology parts, wooden furniture, aluminum car parts, fashion accessories and seafood. >> we're finally admitting that consumers pay these costs. they do whether it's on the outbound, the export, or on the import because the prices are coming down to the consumer. >> so you're charging more for these chinese imports, but the stuff you're not buying from the chinese you're making more of in america, and hence, your wages are going up. that can work. if prices go up and wages go up, what we've got right now is a situation where prices are going up on the kborimported stuff, p are going down on these things, soybeans, wheat. those are going down because china is such a large consumer and the farmers aren't getting money for it. >

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he did this to hurt the mother. in a way that she would never recover. >> vence is in jail on a $1 million bond and he has a court-appointed attorney. court documents obtained by our cbs partners here in houston, khou, actually report that maleah was removed from the home by child protective services temporarily last year, after they suspected abuse might be happening in that apartment. police also say that vence has changed his story multiple times about the disappearance. >> thank you, the story makes me so sad and so angry, too. >> yes. >> we thought at the beginning there was something fishy when he told the story about his little boy was found and the little girl was missing and you see the pictures of her going in, after him, and appearing to come out, but what looked like a laundry basket. >> there are security cameras everywhere. >> everywhere. very, very upsetting story. >>> the suspect in a deadly machete attack on the appalachian trail in virginia will appear in federal court later today. police arrested

good idea or will it hurt america's tech leadership? we'll debate in rapid fire >>> we begin with today's markets and bob pisani has those numbers. >> trade in economic data dominating the headlines it wasn't a good start to the day. china retail sales and industrial production and the same thing in the u.s. weak retail sales and industrial production on both continents weighing on the markets at the open stocks opened down but then turned around midmorning when the president said he'd be de y delaying implementing auto tariffs in europe at least for six months a modest bounce in key tech names for example. intel, microsoft and especially apple which has been really weak recently on concerns in china. however, not seeing much of a turn around in several key groups big industrial names and material names like united technologies 3m and dowdupont and china worries still prevalent there. retailers still weak on the poor retail report. many of which had 52-week lows like nordstrom and, third, bank stocks. the weak economic data plays into t

f no one hurt. .he secretary-general of the united states -- or of the united nations visited new zealand. he worries the world is not on track. >> we are facining a climate emergency. last four years have been the hottest. >> new zealand recent lly introduced a bill to set a target of zero carbon emissions by 2050. >>> the pope thanked mothers for their precious work in raising children and protecting the family. the leader of the world's catholics also remembered mothers who passed away. >>> let's turn it on over to sports. a look at what's coming up next. >> game seven between the nuggets and blazers with a chance to face the warriors in the western conference final. who would come out >>> the giants were dealing with a little clubhouse anxiety after the pitcher's fake injury and front office comment. they were trying to avoid being swept by the reds. a mother's day crowd. lots of moms celebrating today. they had a lot to cheer for. bottom of the first, bombs away for sandoval. a two-run opposite f

luckily no reports of these hail stones hurting anyone.ou can tell that they really did a number on a lot of houses and businesses in that area. meteorologists say you cannot rule out the possibility of a potential isolated tornado or two as this mammoth system continues marching off to the east. >> shepard: thank you. thanks very much, casey. coming up, a look at how the u.s. trade war with china is affecting american farmers and the stock markets. jeff flock is knee deep in pigs. we'll get a check in. plus, uber has arrived on wall street. wow! what a week for an ipo. this did not go as they wanted it to go. first, cops can never know what is waiting when they approach a car near a traffic stop. one man in california says he's invented a robot to take care of things. >> good afternoon, ma'am. you know why i pulled you over? >> no, sir. >> you were speeding. can i see your license and registration? >> yes, sir. >> shepard: the future is brought. the robot sits on a rod that extends from the police car, travels up to the driver's window an

>>further hurt. >>agriculture industry which is already reeling from the most recent terrace after the previous round of tariffs, the trump administration put together a multibillion dollar bailout. >>package for farmers but farmers manufacturers and lawmakers from both parties are critical democrats like california senator kamala harris say china is a problem and threat it presents 2 american workers and american industries, primarily because chinese companies are notorious for stealing american inventions and technology but harris is opposed to the terrace as is iowa republican senator charles grassley who's chairman of the finance committee, he threatened to sink the president's trade deal with canada and mexico if the tariffs are reversed in washington. alexandra lee mount also tonight crime for is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now will star in the east bay where a vigil is being held tonight at washington high school and freeman for a

it could hurt company profits. it hurts u.s./china relations and they don't see what the end game is here. the friday tariffs we're talking about set this whole ball really rolling. you're talking about all kinds of different products. network routers, seafood, metals, fruits. there are further tariffs the president can do. we're told he's preparing more tariffs, up to $300 billion more. these are items consumers would feel right away. the first round of tariffs we had were things that are used to make other things so it gave companies room to maybe absorb some of the cost if they could. this is the kind of stuff that these are prices that can be passed on right away. the president is tweeting about this, as you point out. he spoke directly to president xi and said china is going to be hurt. it will be china's, and he said they backed out of the deal. the president reaching out to china but at the same time insulting essentially the leader saying you're the ones who walked away here. he's also trying, the white house trying this

that hurt u.s. farmers.ifted those restrictions, but could those restrictions be put back up as a retaliatory move after this latest move from the trump administration to raise tariffs from 10 to 25%. we don't know. it's something that could have a major impact on the american heartland and farmers. there's a wide range of options that the chinese government could take to respond to the trump administration, we're not sure when they're going to do it. or exactly which measures they will take, we know it will happen. and relatively in likely short order. >> our thanks for breaking that all down for us. >>> i want to bring in david dollar. he's a former senior at brookings. david, good to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> david, the president has just tweeted about tariffs, and despite what larry kudlow admitted today, the president is claiming china is paying for these tariffs, he writes, we are right where we want to be with china. remember, they broke the deal with us and tried to renegotiate, we wi

the problem with tariffs is that over time they not only hurt the chinese, they hurt us as well. we actually buy more from china than they buy from us, which the president has pointed out, it hurts our economy more over time than the chinese economy. neil: so is that your worry, once these higher tariffs on more goods kick in we'll feel the impact? he leaves people thinking that china's going to pay for this but your argument is the accurate one that ultimately american, you know, consumers do? >> that's right. i mean ultimately tariffs are either paid for by producers, american producers, who are bringing in supplies for example, from china. neil: right. >> or tariffs are paid by consumers. who are buying products, which are now more expensive. and so ultimately that hurts our producers and consumers. not to mention the fact, you just had senator grassley on, not to mention the fact we're one of the largest pork producers and exporters in the world to china and china made it very clear they will retaliate putting additional higher tariffs on our agricultural products and that hu