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and christine, to be clear, this is not all over. this is just a temporary pause. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. for mexico and canada, the new deadline is now 30 days away, and tariffs on china are still scheduled to into effect at midnight. president trump said he is going to talk to china in the next 24 hours. >> so then what does this mean for things that people buy that come from china? >> reporter: historically, it's the tariffs are passed on to consumers. remember, the u.s. imports hundreds of billions of consumer products from china from toys to electronics. everyone is going to be watching, hallie, to see if china makes those same kind of concessions that will earn their own reprieve on these tariffs. >> a lot of people watching that. christine romans, thank you. >>> also playing out tonight, a sprawling effort to scale back parts of the government in a push led by elon musk, and president trump facing new questions about the role of the unelected billionaire. here is white house correspondent kelly o'donnell. >> reporte

let me get to christine romans on the tariffs, because that's, as you know, garrett and christine, this seems to be the way donald trump negotiates by saying that he's going to first slap tariffs, starting, you know, last night, midnight last night against mexico and canada, our closest allies, two of our three biggest trading partners. and then back down essentially after talking to the president of mexico and after the prime minister in canada, christine. >> yeah, actually backing. >> down. >> or doing a u-turn after being offered what some sources say had been offered for some days, even before, you know, getting to the brink there. so pushing, pushing the deadline now another 30 days for our closest allies and neighbors, canada and mexico. but those tariffs on china went into effect at midnight. we're talking everything from smartphones to computers to electrical and industrial equipment. those are the biggest categories. and then china turned around right away and made its own counter-tariffs. you know, tit for tat. we've seen this before, andrea, with 15% tariffs on on coal and li

let's bring in senior business correspondent christine romansns. right, christine, translate the politics into the everyday budget of it all, because there is a lot of stuff we import from these companies, and a lot of it will probably get more expensive. >> you know, that's right, hallie. if you look at the tariffs, they hit america's three biggest trading partners, mexico, canada and china exported more than $1.2 trillion of goods into the u.s. just in first 11 months of 2024. let's start with energy. canadian crude exports will have a smaller 10% tariff. but experts say even that is enough to add 15 to 25 cents a gallon to the cost of gasoline for u.s. drivers. now let's look at autos. this trade war could add an estimated $3,000 to the cost of a new car in the u.s. why? because 42% of auto parts are imported from mexico. 13% from canada. all of those are about to face new costs. as for groceries, the margins on food are so razor-thin that shoppers could be looking at paying the full 25% of cost increases on everything like avocados, beer and be

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christine, good morning. >> good tuesday morning to you.was a chaotic 24 hours with trade threats and u-turns and all of it matters for the price you pay. >> reporter: this morning, the trade war heating up. china retaliating after the first of president trump's tariffs kicked in at midnight. the u.s. imposing a 10% tax on all chinese goods aiming, the white house says, to stop the trade of narcotics in the u.s. >> they are sending massive amounts of fentanyl. >> reporter: that price hike coming on top of pre-existing tariffs could raise the cost of medications, with ingredients made in china including cancer drugs, antibiotics and blood thinners. and affect a whole range of chinese goods that americans use, from groceries to computers and video games to popular brands like shein and temu. china quickly hitting back over night saying it's worked on controlling fentanyl and china imposing its own tariffs on u.s. coal and natural gas, vehicles and farm equipment. beijing targeting major american companies, opening an investigation into google

so, christine, what do these new retaliatory tariffs mean for u.s. customers and businesses?well, janis. >> is right that the share of. >> stuff that. >> they're retaliating against is a smaller part of what we produce. but what really is interesting is the number of things that will now have a tariff. as of last night, i mean, we're talking about cell phones, we're talking about computers. >> we're talking. >> about sporting equipment, tools, cookware, like all of these billions and billions and billions of dollars of stuff that the us imports from china will now have a tariff. >> on it, a. >> 10% tariff, some of these categories on top of other tariffs in the first trump administration. and this is, i guess, the beginning of a new trump 2.0 trade war with china. tensions are ratcheting up. and then each party, if. >> we. >> do this like it happened last time. will tit for tat back and forth. and that of course raises prices all. >> along the supply chain. >> and that's the exact opposite of what the president promised on the campaign trail. erin, we've seen some negotiation

it's uncertain whether that will >> an increase covid this winter. >> that was christine about the sta reporting. the san francisco zoo meanwhile, is mourning the sudden death of one of its price. gorillas zoo leaders say oscar jonesy here. the 43 year-old endangered great apes died while he was being monitored after a medical procedure. his doctors said there were no signs of serious illness. so you see davis, is that schools do an autopsy? oscar was born in 1981 and lived at the buffalo zoo before moving to san francisco in 2004 where he became the troupe's leader. zoo officials say they're now monitoring the other gorillas. is they go through a period of mourning. this is also turning its attention to preparations for. it's giant panda exhibit there now accepting applications for anybody interested in being the assistant curator of giant pandas, a job where you would help take care of them. and supervise the zoo keepers, the salaries between 67 $72,000. of course, the position is dependent on the zoo getting the pandas in the first place. we've reached out to mayor lurie's office to

christine, good morning. it's always wonderful to see you. you help us understand how what it was before and how it's changed and how many people this actually impacts? >> yes, casey. >> good morning. you know, it's charlie baker is the president of the ncaa. and he was before a congressional committee about six weeks ago and was asked that exact question about how many athletes are involved. and there are over a half million ncaa athletes, baker said. and then asked about how many transgender athletes there are in the ncaa. he said less than ten. so that's the number we're talking about less than ten out of more than half a million. but as you know, this has become an issue that is political, that is fraught with with emotions and and has become a part of our culture and was a part, of course, of the presidential election. and it is set against that backdrop. this is this conversation. so the reality is now the president has said, if you have gone through male puberty, you cannot compete in women's sports. and you had mentioned the olympics,

business correspondent christine roman. it is a busy day. let's start with imports from china. what is the impact on people watching from home? >> the biggest category of goods from china are personal computing and consumer electronics. your laptop, your smart phone, your cell phone, your videogame console. those are some of the biggest things that are imported. they will now cost 10% more. you also have drugs and pharmaceuticals. there is concern that prices for generic drugs could rise. also for antibiotics. you also have industrial machinery. it is something that a lot of large american companies rely on that machinery in their factories to make it. >> yeah. and what about the opposite? the impact of the chinese tariff on u.s. goods being exported to china? >> it is equal to about $14 billion. experts say it is largely symbolic. it is china telling the u.s. that we can retaliate and that we will not just take your tariff with no kind of response and reaction. they are more targeted. there are more tariffs on china over everything. >> and christine, chen also said today that

the president who must be a mount, i christine, serves as head of states and canada in chief of the armed forces. the prime minister needs to be assumed name mostly and runs the government. and the speaker a parliament who has to be a she, a muslim leads, parliamentary debates and policies as well as playing a mediation role. but there are 2 political groups that have always tussled, overpower so much 8th collection made of christine. and she, a members including his bullet. well, they usually favor ties with syria under, on the march 14th coalition, a mixture of christian and certainly is one post of ties with the u. s. fronts and saudi arabia launcher. or how does the shift community in lebanon feel right now, especially with the, has the not playing such an active role in, in government. does hezbollah continue to enjoy the share community support? excellent question. mold and have a because they feed the track. and when the us in boy from the presidential potter's fix clue has fall off from the political life, which is not translated at the end of the day, i didn't know the nation of

christine, why? >> well, before the why?g news is that justin trudeau, the from canada, just tweeted that there will be a 30 day pause on those canadian okay, those canadian tariffs. so mexico got a pause earlier today. so this is sort of how this is going to go. the why is the big mystery. i mean donald trump says that the u.s. has taken advantage of the u.s. is bullied by these much smaller countries like canada with 37 million people. and that the u.s. can sell, can't sell its products all over the world. but we take in everything. so there's just this sense of an aggrieved. is that true? i mean, there are certain. i mean. >> does canada bully us? >> does i mean, canada sells us a lot of stuff and we sell canada a lot of stuff. it's one of our closest trading partners. i mean, if you look, trump is basically threatening a trade war with canada, china and mexico, by far the three biggest countries that send us stuff, a lot of stuff, $1.2 trillion of stuff just in the 11 months of the first 11 months of last year. all of th

thank you, christine romans for that. joining. right now we have the canadian ambassador to the united states, kirsten hillman. ambassador, welcome. thank you. on this very important day, there's a lot of questions. i need you to help us understand what is happening here, because canadian officials, they've been in talks with the trump administration. and yet these tariffs are set to take effect on tuesday. first of all, can i even ask if there's a status of negotiations. are there negotiations underway? well. >> what we. >> have been. >> doing and thank you very. >> much for having me. >> what we have. >> been doing since. >> december. >> since the. >> president. >> even before the. >> president took office and was expressing. >> concerns around. >> the. >> northern border. >> illegal migration and fentanyl. >> we have. >> been in. >> discussions with his. >> team on that. >> and just to. put this. into context. >> obviously. >> these are important issues. they're important to canada, they're important to the united states. but c

for more on how these tariffs will impact your wallet is nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans. give me a sense, my friend, on what the u.s. leader reaction has been throughout the country, and also the extent to which from canada and china, these are going to target specific areas. like what? >> so what's so interesting is you're hearing from democratic governors, you're hearing from mayors. they're concerned about two things. they're concerned about the prices that their constituents will have to pay because of tariffs. a lot of tariffs are passed on, of course, to the people who consume the goods. right. tariffs are an import tax paid for by the u.s. importer, not by the foreign government. and that's something that that president donald trump often conflates. but you listen to senator tim kaine, for example. he's worried about the prices his constituents are going to pay, but also the businesses in his state that could face retaliation. listen. >> if. >> it was. >> a tax on virginia consumers, prices went up. and then when those nations retaliated, they retaliated ag

christine mcdaniel joins us now. she's the former trade economist for the white house council of economic advisers under president george w bush. christine, thank you so much for being here with us. i first just want to start by getting your thoughts on this question. i think a lot of people are asking, which could these tariffs ultimately turn into a trade war? >> thank you, jessica, for having me. >> well, yes, they could turn. >> into a trade war. >> they could also, you know, turn into something. >> where it's a really intense negotiation. you know. >> across the. >> three countries over the next few days, and. maybe we'll avoid it. >> but the. >> risk is and. >> it's a it's a big gamble they're taking. >> is that, um, that mexico. >> and. >> canada do not come to the negotiating table. and in fact retaliate. and that. is a huge gamble and would be devastating for the u.s. economy and the north american economy. you know, the north american economy is a powerhouse. like canada, u.s., mexico, regional integration

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christine. always great to see you.s the sports world reacting to the announcement of this eo? >> there's really no surprise, boris, because of course, this is something that was part of the presidential campaign and truly has roiled american politics and american culture in our lives for many, many years now. as people argue about this issue and discuss the issue of transgender women competing in women's sports, and that we're talking about little kids, girls all the way up through colleges and into the pros and the olympics. and even at the olympic level, this is domestic, but even at the olympic level, boris. both world aquatics and world athletics, that's the track and field governing body and the swimming governing body have said basically what the president will be saying in a few minutes, which is to say if someone has gone through male puberty, they cannot compete in women's sports. so this isn't just a u.s. issue. this is a worldwide issue. >> you mentioned world aquatics. i remember leah thomas, this trans ath

boston, two coaches, two teenage athletes and the athletes' mums. with their mothers, jin han and christinewo coaches from the club, married couple yevgenia shishkova olympic silver medallist nancy kerrigan and olympic gold medallist tenley albright paid tribute to the lives the skaters, the people who were on that plane, they're our family, too. we just feel we need to be together. and that's why you see so many hugs today. the world championships in prague. mr president, welcome. thank you very much. thank you. and their families, please. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. authority figures begin to turn their attention to what may have caused the collision. president donald trump held a news conference in the white house. he was accompanied by his transportation secretary, sean duffy... i appreciate the confidence you placed in me. thank you. ..and his defence secretary, pete hegseth. and in that press conference, donald trump did what one wo

below is cnn sports analyst christine brennan. christine, thanks for joining me this sunday morning. >> great to be with. >> you. >> absolutely. so this is an interesting cultural moment. typically presidents don't come to the super bowl. trump is becoming the first one. what do you make of the way the players are dealing with this and the significance of him making this decision to attend? >> it's the first. >> time. >> which is kind of surprising. >> i actually was surprised. >> i was. >> i've covered the. >> game over the years, and i did not realize that, you know. presidents go to the olympics to open the olympic games. so this is just a preview. >> for the. >> president for three and a half years from now, when he opens up the los angeles 2028 summer olympics. and he'll probably show up at the men's world cup next year. you know, he is a guy that that's totally connected with sports, and he also loves to be a part of the big scene. and so no surprise there. but what it will create is just an absolute nightmare for security.

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christine romans, thank you very much.nd joining us now, former treasury official and washington post contributing columnist natasha sarin. thanks so much for joining us. let's go back to the tariffs. and this 30 day pause. can you help me understand what the intent is here or what. can you can you figure out what the intent is with this 30 day pause? well. >> katie, the first thing. >> i think that your viewers. >> should understand is. >> like, trump. >> really didn't get anything in. >> response to initiating this trade war. >> so what he got is like, mexico. >> is going to have some more border patrol. they had. >> already committed. >> to doing that. canada is going to invest more in. >> border security. they had also already committed. >> to doing that. >> the only thing that was new. >> that came out. >> of all of. >> this. >> is they're going to have a fentanyl. >> czar who's going to. be responsible for. >> trying to. >> think. about the nature. >> of fentanyl. >> and the. >> crisis in the. >> country and crisis i

. >> christine is joining us now, the tariffs were the only retaliatory step taken. >> china announced its further tightening controls on the rare earth minerals, their critical for making weapon system for this is china system showing its clout. it's one reason why the u.s. is moving away from china to , soursemihese conductors, this is china showing its clout and it's one reason why the u.s. is moving away from china to source these important minerals. >>> in sweden, police say at least 10 people are dead after a gunman opened fire today at an adult school. matt bradley has late details.s mattadults, shattering etails.s the calm in the town more than 100 miles west of the >> tonightht the deadliest mass shooting in sweden's history. 10 people shot dead at a school for adult shattering the column in the town more than 100 miles west of the capital, stockholm, and shocking the country with gun violence, it's rare. >> social media footage shows students hiding g under theiso studruled out terrorism, heiso and thr 're not desks as the shots rang out. police said they believe the gunman a

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. >> christine, to be clear, this is not all over, this is a temporary pause. >> that's right, from mexico anand canadathe new deadline is 30 days away and tariffs on china are still scheduled to go into effect at midnight. trump said he's going to talk to china in the next 24 hours. >> for things that people buy that come from china, what is it mean? >> historically these tariffs are passed on to customers. everyone will be watching to see if china makes the same concessions that'll earn their own reprieve on these tariffs. >> a lot of folks are watching that. thank you. >>> also a sprawling effort to scale back parts of the federal government and a push led by elon musk and president trump facing new questions about the role of the unelelected billionaire. >> tonight, this partnership of power, under intense new scrutiny. president trump and the world's richest man upending federal agencies, to overhaul government and/spending, the president acknowledged that musk can get inside sensitive government computers like the treasury department payment system. >> he's got access only to letting

nbc's christine romans has more. >> reporter: just hours before a trade war was set to commence, a partial stepback from the brink, president trump saying he'll delay 25% tariffs on mexico because mexico's president made concessions involving the border, including sending more soldiers to patrol for drugs and migrants. >> they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers, permanently. like, forever. 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border and some fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. >> reporter: president trump delaying the tariffs for 30 days while talks continue. mexico's president saying, i'm sure in this month, we'll be able to give results. a 30-day delay on tariffs against canada, too, after canada's prime minister said he will also beef up border security following president trump's tariff threat, including spending $1.3 billion reenforcing the border with 10,000 frontline personnel. president trump posting, canada has agreed to ensure we have a secure northern border and to finally end the deadly scourge of drugs like fentanyl that have been pouring into our countr

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you all does it right in the office for christine from placing the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu taking questions from the assembled press. cool. that was off to a brief meeting within the eval office as well just about a couple hours ago as they carried on the discussions about the future of gauze. i'm the a conflict across them, at least right now evolving israel on several front. so let's close eva to a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare who was also listening in to everything that was being said that we got a clearer picture really. i think kimberly all.

christine romans has details. >> reporter: at the stroke of midnight, china retaliated. just as president trump's new 10% tariffs on goods coming in from china went into effect, beijing announced its own tariffs on imports from the u.s. 15% on coal and liquefied natural gas, 10% on farm oil and certain cars and trucks. >> it's fine. >> reporter: china's response won't take effect until monday and targets an estimated $14 billion worth of u.s. goods. the delay in relatively symbolic dollar amount suggesting the potential for a deal. janis mackey frayer is in beijing. >> that china's allowing some time for negotiation and showing the multiple ways they can hit back suggests beijing is trying to make a point here, that china can dig in too, and won't back down from president trump. >> reporter: the white house says the new tariffs are because of the deadly drugs pouring into the u.s. >> that was the reason for this tariff. it was a retaliatory tariff on china for the last four years of their unprecedented distribution of fentanyl into our nation's borders. >> i'll speak to

.>> en una entrevista en el programa meet the press, la secretaria de seguridad nacional, christine noemla decision anunciada este domingo, argumentando que se habia a abusado del tps y que quienes llegan desde ese pais son criminales. >> the tpp program has been abused and it doesn't have i integrity right now and folks from venezuela that have come into this country are members of tda. >> las siglas tda son en referencia a la organizacion criminal el tren de aragua, un argumento que desaprueban a activistas y venezolanos. >> es una decision exagerada que calumnia a una comunidad trabajadora laboriosa que no son miembros del tren de aragua. todos somos el tren de inmigrantes, el tren del trabajo y el tren que estamos sacand adelante de este pais.>> la extension del estatus del tps que establecio el gobierno de biden durante su ultimo mes en el poder para cientos de miles de venezolanos, sera revocado formalmente este lunes al ser publicado en el registro federal. otro grupo de mas de 250.000 venezolanos tiene proteccion hasta septiembre de este ano y por ahora no se vera afectado, pero

. >> okay, christine, let me show you what's going on here.this stationary front has been producing most of our stormy weather for most of the day, but as this low pressure system slides eastward, it's going to swing this cold front. and as that colder air interacts with the atmosphere, it's going to destabilize the atmosphere. and that's producing a chance of a thunderstorm. now, the thunderstorm possibility covers a wide area of the bay area. but that thunderstorm warning we just got is for this area, southern marin county, the city of san francisco, and parts of san mateo county. as the thunderstorm cell was sited about 14 miles west of pacifica, moving generally towards san francisco at about 50mph, so that possibility of thunderstorms for the wider area is in effect until 7 p.m. that thunderstorm warning is expected to expire at 3.30, so right now we still have this strong level three storm that's producing heavy rainfall, strong downpours, as you can see in the area indicated here by the darker colors swinging right through the central p

the hello, i'm christine. wonder it's good to have fuel company uncertainty and, and unfolding humanitarian crisis. have grouped eastern parts of the democratic republic of congo. the in $23.00 rainbow group currently controls the largest city in north cable providence cruise to the london board. and dr. capturing goldman last week of spices are now reported to be heading south towards another city. because now the battle for government destroyed homes and livelihoods and displaced hundreds of thousands of people. the un say's as many as 2900 people have been killed. that with the bodies of many victims, now being buried in mass graves, age groups have raise the alarm and mid fee is that disease, it might splice before that once we lost 3 people, some from a bomb. another was shot. honestly, we are devastated by what happened didn't go among our biggest lee as for the leaders to ensure that the war in come on because war has no value. we want peace and gama or for the content of the and least level, just confl

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joining us now, nbc news senior business correspondent christine romans.or me. >> well, you know, i loved that 4%. >> unemployment rate. that's a. >> good number. and that's what you. >> want to see. >> and you. >> have the. >> numbers in for last. >> year, about 2 million jobs. >> created last. >> year after about 2.5. >> million. >> the year before. >> so you. >> can. see the. >> job creation still sturdy but starting to slow. >> down a little bit. >> you had a strong. >> december. >> but then this. bit of a slowdown 142in january. >> a few things happening there. >> the california. >> wildfires. >> one of them. >> worries about tariffs. >> i mean, if you're. >> a small business owner in the. >> us, are you going to. add workers? >> if you're. >> not. >> sure if your costs. >> are going to go up? so we'll be watching that space. >> and just a. >> general idea that. >> things have been going well. >> for some. >> time and. >> they're not actually overheating anymore. >> and that's a good thing. >> the dow is down a point y one point. >> the dow. >> is. >>

so much 8th coalition made up of christine and she, a members including his bola. well, they usually favor ties with syria under, on the march 14th coalition, a mixture of christian and soon these who want proof of ties with the u. s. fronts and saudi arabia the larger. so how does the shift community in lebanon feel right now, especially with the, has been a not playing such an active role in government? does hezbollah continue to enjoy the share community support? excellent question. more than have uh, because they feel attracted when the us in boy uh from the presidential potters fix clue has fall off from the political life, which is not translated at the end of the day. i didn't know the nation of the government at the new government and when the just before the end of the war, the all politicians coming out in the street and saying, we should complete, said screwed. does she represent that difficult? they still represent $27.00 and bees at the parliament, and they have to be taken into consideration so that she off field trip in by it's right on one side. and

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got the fast-moving developments covered tonight, starting with our senior business correspondent christineomans. >> reporter: tonight, just hours before a trade war was set to commence, a partial step back from the brink. president trump saying he'll delay 25% ta

thank you for being part of the discussion today, christine, and show him. i'd like to start with you. we decided to do this. busy because as we observe the internet here on the stream, um, if you was like there's no escaping counsel culture as a concept. but as a concept that has evolved over the years and it has different meaning to different people. can i get you to 1st define what council culture actually is? of course i think when we talk about cancel culture, we are specifically referring to parts of reality or the idea that people deserve to be punished when they do things that we don't like or that wouldn't gain to be socially unacceptable. and when we talk about cancel culture, but just using language that is accessible to more people to be ality is that there is no such thing as canceled culture. cancel culture is just basically car. so reality and it's like most accessible format. it is a way for people too often insight mobs to take down people who they don't like. it is often a lot of language, a lot of rhetoric that is weaponized, a part of wha