that resonates with leaders in beijing. i for one have studied a lot of chinese strategists writings about the famous american naval strategist, and leading influence in understanding sea power is broader than naval capability. the naval capability is subordinate to the access to markets and the freedom of maneuver around the world's oceans. and the p.r.c. has systematically invested in those capabilities. when we think about chinese maritime power i urge us to think of their growing blue water navy but not exclusively. if we look where they are really differentiated it's areas like shipbuilding and overall trade volumes and its position in global supply chains. i do think this poses a broad strategic threat to the united states. as i note in my testimony, i think the acute military threats from it are somewhat overstated, that's not to say it's not a major strategic risk. i think what i'm urging from the standpoint of legislation and policy is to focus on rejuvenating american maritime power. over the past 25 years china s

>> beijing's response was very prompt.got news very shortly after we passed the deadline for when those u.s. tariffs came in. and we know a number of moves they have taken, up to 15% tariffs on agricultural goods. that includes beef, chicken, some fruits. additionally, there will be 10 u.s. entities placed on a special blacklist, china has this blacklist of companies. illumina a major u.s.-based company in the scope of dna genome sequencing has been banned from selling its products in china. there is a range of responses but you will note that china's response is not at the same level as the u.s. when you compare tony 5% tariffs on chinese goods to up to 15%, as well as the scope of items, we know that all chinese goods coming into the u.s. will be tariffed, but it is not the other way around, so you will see a bit of that which is exactly what happened the first round of 10% tariffs, we saw a more muted response from china. tom: eventually china runs out of goods to actually put tariffs on. what about canada and mexico, t

would be a dream come true for can change family the around 700 kilometers away in beijing that year old jo town is on her way to attend routine square. the marketing manager has been dropped something in the capital for 3 months. and like cha ching, his parents come from the poor legion, cham channels grew up in an october and parents expect to find a good job choose to weigh about the in the face to face home for to us on the following. china is a strict coverage policy. use unemployment figures ro steadily in 2023. when numbers hit a record high of 21 percent, the government suddenly stopped publishing those 2 sticks. 6 months later, trying to began providing data again. but with a new methodology which exclude students, the students taking office in 2013 shooting pain has always promised, but the chinese dream is within everyone's reach. if i were out of the 28 year old toys as a migrant worker who still believes ministries to say the silver need for an for that. so it wasn't necessarily the one of 17000 delivery drivers, a g, b day, a sentence coffee to move across office worker

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a month ago i was in beijing and there was as sense of cautious optimism. there were deep skepticism that there were deals with the united states and they could put a list together of stepped up purchases and fen tynal precouriers. and despite beijing looking for a deal to buy time or stabilize they are plowing ahead with their strategy to build out a dominate powerhouse and they are waiting for the u.s.-china relationship as they have optimism about a deal with trump in the summer. that big picture is important to look at. we're seeing chinese step up military maneuver and drills off australia. the feeling there is not as optimistic with china cutting under sea cables and they have a gray zone short of military action close to it all around taiwan. i don't think china is showing down on it's exertion into the south. i fully expect beijing to step up efforts especially after last friday's debacle in outreach to europe and there is not as much play space in europe as there was five or six years ago there is a lot especially since we see the trans atlanta rel

john studies, thanks about john hoffman and mexico city over to beijing. now with katrina you um, katrina, i mean hearing from our teams in canada and mexico. i think it's fair to say that the responses being one of encourage you to see when it comes to the alliance. which of these tariffs, i know certainly morning there in beijing, but given trumpet said he'll add an additional 10 percent duty on chinese impulse. not, of course, on the 97 percent impose last month any response yet from aging. i was waiting on an official response. now that this 2nd load of tabs on china and it added 10 percent free, that tells us 20 percent has been concerned. what's different about china is just wanted. there's no incredulity. as you mentioned, china has been preparing for this because when top was campaigning to become president, t print 60 percent tired. so although china does not want, this is ready to go forward. if trump wants to take it forward, and in a few hours we actually have the beginning of time is 2 sessions. some of the most important political events of c

right, so we'll live in beijing next the case to see how the canadian a capital t. well, but 1st let's speak to heinz juerg castro in washington dc. now harvey, that was the last of suspense of suspense, rather about these tires. but then the president made an announcement tell us more of what he's been say. yeah, sure. seems like this is the final word of us present in donald trump at the clock is still ticking. i point out there still 7 hours before this midnight deadline in washington. but the last word, as you heard, was out of here in about an hour ago from president trumping, which he said there is no room his words for more negotiations. and yes, these 25 percent terrace on mexico and on canada, we'll check in and on that news, the us stock markets and bro sharply and a decrease. they closed the s and p was down 2 percent. the dow jones was down one and a half percent, which is really reflecting of the political gamble that trump is taking in taking these tariffs. he justified them in that press conference saying that sentinel, he says this quote flowing over

he's live for us in beijing. good to see you. mark. well we expected a strong response mark from china. and they were very swift in retaliating. just walk us through what they've levied. >> right cristina. >> none of this. >> is. >> truly a surprise. >> in fact, i've been. >> talking to. >> a number. >> of sources. >> who are familiar with both the economic. side of things and the diplomatic side of. >> things, and. >> they all said china would soon retaliate. and now here we are, after the united states imposed yet another round of tariffs. as one person pointed out to me, these tariffs really impact where some of president trump's most ardent supporters live. the heartland of america. targeting agriculture. targeting farming. so if we look at where these latest chinese imposed tariffs, we're looking at a 10% tariff. >> unfortunately, we have lost mark stuart that we will attempt to get his connection back up again. but now for now, let's move on. donald trump is drawing swift reaction after deciding to pause u.s. military aid to ukra

. >> john: and anna coren joins us now from beijing.a, as you mentioned, there are already tariffs on china. president trump says he's going to add more tariffs. what's that going to do to china? >> reporter: well, john, chinese manufacturers certainly are going to feel some pain. we spoke to one who said she will try to absorb the tariffs. others won't be in a position to do so. that's when you'll see those higher costs passed on to american customers. those retaliatory tariffs we saw from china were mainly symbolic last month. now they're going to target u.s. agriculture, and that's u.s. farmers. >> maurice: anna, china's national people's congress starts on wednesday, that of course is their big government meeting. their economy is not exactly in great shape, so what do they expect it to do now? >> reporter: that's right, maurice. it's been hurting from the property crisis and high youth unemployment. the national people's congress is about laying out the road map to strengthen the economy. i spoke to an advisor to the chinese govern

so i, when that is something important to the time when side one is facing growing pressure from beijing, patrick bulk, how does 0 capture? the vatican says pope francis no longer needs mechanical ventilation, just supplemental oxygen. the leader of the roman catholic church experience 2 episodes of respiratory failure on monday. he was admitted to a hospital in february 14th with pneumonia in both loans. a nice throw. then you can stay there is more as always on our website. that's obviously a. com. weather is next and then you've got the inside story and we'll discuss whether you were up in the us can find common ground on you create the had a lie, then let's have a look at east asia and japan has been battling in terms wildfires in the north east of the country, the west in 3 decades caused by a very miles spell of weather, high temperatures and dry. and i'll hope maybe on the horizon because you've got a nice the weather system pulling its way across the country. now that's going to bring some heavy rain to those areas. some snow across the north and some very windy conditions. the r

the set to take place this week, thousands of data goods are gathering in beijing to approve legislation budgets and appointments for the coming year concerning your reports on patient the. 2 thousands of government officials, military leaders, and business people are in the aging to attend the annual 2 sessions meetings. in the coming days, they will set out china's priorities for the year. and while the most powerful people will be center stage, orders, citizens will be watching closely, hoping for solutions to some of the challenges they are facing. so indeed, salaries are low, it would be better to create more job opportunities so that the economy is more developed, especially private businesses. china's aging phenomenon is more the more clear. if more medicines for chronic diseases are included in the national medical insurance scheme. ordinary people would be able to use them, spearing growth and a slowing economy is high on the agenda. a gdc target. the 2025 is due to be announced. the labor market is tight. young people in particular are struggling to find jobs, a prolonged slump

city all the way over to the other side of the street, the country in a you who's standing by and beijing, katrina, china is waking up now to the very real possibility of trump tire of st. he'll add an additional 10 percent q t on chinese impulse out of course on top of the earlier 10 percent impose last month um early morning as a said any response yet from the chinese leadership. all that's right. aging is just waking up now early morning here on tuesday. it's not very good news to wake up to and we have now just had a statement response from china is ministry of homeless. it says the china is strongly dissatisfied with these new tires. as you mentioned altogether, now, 20 percent since the top, the guy in the 2nd tense. and it says it counts and measures on the way. now in terms of transportation that china is not doing not on fence, no aging again is raising its rejection of this claim. that says that china is the strictest country, one of the strictest countries in the world. when it comes to drug control policy, it says that the aging has already been working hand in hand with the u

range sweep into hong kong on wednesday, much dryer across the north with temperatures picking up in beijing and shanghai remains launching dry as well. so much of indo china for southeast asia, the heaviest drain would affect western indonesia. so i head on, i'll just say this news on china is communist party gears up for important gathering is gonna set out the government's agenda for the year. ahead find out why the us is reported to be ending all offensive cyber operations against russia, china and sports in too deep. it all goes wrong for those golf are in florida. that's coming up loose on the in depth analysis of the days headlines is leveled on this ami capable of keeping the peace both internally and externally informed opinion. the united states investing in the redevelopment of jobs, i think could be a great idea. but again, if you propose to remove the people who actually live critical debate is the freezing of us a id in line with these goals inside story on out to 0. examining the impact of today's headlines, the russians we are on the actual weight and that will be launch the

at the end of today, while new tariffs on chinese goods could take effect at the same time, with beijingowing retaliation. commerce secretary lutnick told fox news tariff levels are undecided. but in the last hour, white house adviser navarro insisted on cnbc the president won't back down despite inflation concerns that have weighed on wall street. so, what's next? let's bring injimmy lee, ceo of the wealth consulting group in colorado. obviously group in colorado. a lot of uncertainty right obviously a lot of uncertainty right now, how is wall street taking this?— right now, how is wall street takin: this? , ., , , taking this? obviously with the future investors _ taking this? obviously with the future investors are _ taking this? obviously with the future investors are remaining | future investors are remaining calm. we had a bit of a sell—off in the month of february which is typical from a seasonality perspective on the second half of the month. but as i've suggested in previous interviews i think investors may be buying the steps. right now the consensus from experts and analysts o

i'll enjoy the rest of, you know, you has more now from beijing. the times miss will commerce has released the statement in response to the news that there will be an additional 10 percent hires from the trump administration, saying that it is strongly dissatisfied, not cutting additional 10 percent on top of the initial 10 percent in close at the beginning of february 20 percent now the trunk, the 2nd time the additional tax on china and aging says counter measures affecting the us and its goods on the way. now, in this statement, china rejected completely this accusation that china is not doing enough to stem the tide of central to the us. it says that china has the strictest drug control policies in the world. and a china has already been working in times and with the us to stem the tide of fentanyl and other pretty close to chemicals that and invasions was. it says that remarkable progress has already be made. and this is just an example of the us, the trumpet ministration, testing on this domestic crisis, and not doing enough to solve its own

that would be an additional 10 percent levy on china. beijing is quoting for the us to withdrawal what it calls unreasonable tyrus. canada says that when impose retaliated 25 percent tires on tuesday, the move to come, if the us action isn't lifted in 21 days, tariff says, you know, it will start a week earlier than the reciprocal which is going to be on a couple of weeks earlier reciprocal starts reciprocal tabs start on april 2nd and i wanted to make it april 1st, but i didn't want to, i didn't want to go april for say, because that goes to be a, that cost a lot of money, but that $1.00 day. but so we're going april 2nd, but very importantly, tomorrow, tariffs, 25 percent on canada and 25 percent on mexico. and that'll start. so they're gonna have to have a tab. so what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, in other things in the united states, in which case they have no tariffs. well, we've got correspondence across the world on this story. katrina, you were standing by in beijing. john holeman is in mexico city, but 1st we should have a time. so he's in the canadian c

now let's go to country, you know, katrina or other you in beijing, a country now. we have hubs from the white house and that some cosigned and old of 20 percent tires on the train. uh, have we had any reaction from where you are? both whitehead early hit one choose a 5 am, but certainly china was preparing folders. its not surprised when the truck was campaigning to become president. he threatened 60 percent. so china has been planning to respond to these tires. now we've had a this claim from to the trump administration, that china is not doing enough to send the type of fentanyl to the us. and this is the reason for imposing these extra cash 10 percent initially at the beginning of february. and now this at another 10 percent 20 percent total, they just completely refuted that it's not doing enough on this. it says that it's this one of the strictest countries in the world when it comes to the control of narcotics. it also said that it launched as special operation full the us to control fentanyl and fetch overlays of drugs last year, and lots of progress has bee

i said, but what gets inside beijing? thinking more, what gets inside their decision, more a few more stealth bombers or another hong kong or even the potential of a weaker uprising or, you know, and started kind of going down that list. because the thing whether it's dietl was in iran or in beijing, the thing they fear the most of their own people. and if we have them looking internally or even can considering it, i'm not for, you know, everybody watching, calling for regime change or anything along those lines. but when you have people like masa amini, the little the the girl who was murdered by the ayatollahs. bart, you police for not wearing a hijab a head covering and it sparked a national uprising. and these people are begging for even some type of rhetorical support from the united states, much less like encrypted apps. starlink or other things. iran has a lot less energy to muck around abroad if they're looking internally at their own folks. and we from a moral standpoint, should be supporting these people. we did

more american companies added to beijing's export control and unreliable entity list. canada's prime minister justin trudeau responded with this, 25% tariffs against one hundred $55 billion of american goods beginning with tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods immediately. trudeau also says he's putting tariffs on their meaning one hundred $25 billion on american products and 20 one days time. are tariffs, he says will remain in place until the united states's trade action is withdrawn, trump is still prioritizing american citizens in every american dollar when it comes to war, he has pakistan military aid to ukraine after friday's tends oval office meeting with zelenskyy. the ukrainian leader telling reported yesterday he thinks a deal to end of fighting is still very far away and he said he believed ukraine as partnership with the us was strong enough to keep the aid flowing. trump commented on zelenskyy's prediction. >> i want to see it end fast. i don't want to see this go on for years and years. president zelenskyy supposedly made a statement today that he thinks

beijing has retaliated with a 50% tariff on u.s. grown chicken, wheat and corn and cotton and tempers on soybeans, pork, beef, seafood and fruits. american companies are added to beijing's export control and unreliable entity list. canada's prime minister justin trudeau also responded with a 25% tariff against $155 billion of american goods beginning with tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods immediately the tariffs on 125 billion american products in 21 days time says the prime minister. our tariffs will remain in place until the u.s. trade action is withdrawn trumpets prioritizing american citizens in dollywood it comes to war he has caused all military aid to ukraine after friday's intense oval office meeting with zelenskyy the ukrainian leader told reporters he thinks the deal to end the fighting is still very, very far away. he believes ukraine partnership with the united states was strong enough to keep aid flowing into ukraine trump commented on zelenskyy's prediction. watch this. >> i want to see it and fast i don't want to

they got 13 rounds out of president trump in the first term, that is 13 negotiations in beijing or washingtonwould bring the chinese delegation into the oval office with the media and put them on the spot to make more progress we have not got to that point, there's been no reply for xi jinping. i guess the third point president trump's repeated positive references to xi jinping during the campaign and recently that he says friends and they can solve problems around the world. he's trying this we approach he likes it in the beginning but so far no progress and no slowdown in the precursor for fentanyl no real counter offer to what trump is doing. i think were looking at a repeat for a full year of negotiations again and delegations going back and forth before we make progress for them so sorry to be pessimistic that's how it looks to me. maria: that's why president trump is watching china. he did not keep their promise from the last trade deal from his first term. but they began on the back foot. now were talking about a 20% tariff on china when you do the 10% initially discussed in the presid

iron ore is in focus, this could be linked to tariff concerns and stimulus out of beijing. is down after a social media comment by donald trump and french media reported emmanuel macron says france and the u.k. have a plan for a truce in ukraine after leaders met the president, prime minister says it's time for europe to step it up. guest: this is not time for wallflowers, it's time to act and step up and lead. tom: ok. oliver joins us. the urgency amongst european leaders is -- is -- is prominent, can they act? guest: a lot of parts to untangle, the words, the rhetoric, the question of the money and the guns in the ammo, mustering funds will be talked about, loosening fiscal rules will happen. repurchasing funds and joint debt, rearmament bank concept, establishing a new european bank in order to pay for this but you need u.s. support to continue operating and then with guarantees how willing our europeans to put troops in ukraine and will they just observe the conditions for return fire? these are the questions for the europeans that they don't have an answer for. i spoke

now beijing, as we heard, has vowed to retaliate with 15% tariffs on u.s. goods in certain sectors, particularly targeting the agricultural sector, obviously important to trump's base, but also eliminating the export of goods to 15 u.s. companies. now european markets also opening lower as they digest the ramifications. u.s. futures ticking slightly higher overnight. a lot can change. back to you, frances. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, president trump has suspended military aid to ukraine just days after he berated president zelenskyy in the oval office. a white house official says the pause is to ensure that american aid is, quote, contributing to a solution. it is a stunning reversal after nearly three straight years of bipartisan u.s. support for ukraine. and, when asked about mr. trump's move, republican house speaker mike johnson said, quote, that's his decision. our gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell nbc news the trump administration is pausing u.s. military aid to ukraine, a seismic policy shift towards the u.s. ally

let's listen to what one chinese official said just hours ago here in beijing. >> quote. >> if the u.s. >> has ulterior motives and insists on waging a. tariff war, trade war or any other kind of war, china will fight the u.s. till the end. we advise the u.s. to put away its bullying face and return to the right track of dialog and cooperation before it is too late. i've been talking to a number of sources in both economic and diplomatic spheres. they said this was coming. china would only tolerate so much. and now we have these latest tariffs. and john, this is not really a surprise in the sense it follows china's foreign policy book. it's its idea of for tat. you heard us. we'll hurt you back. and now china is firing back with some tariffs that really do seem to make an impression, john. >> yeah they do. and again the markets ticking down this morning after really bad days yesterday might be an indication that investors see china's response both verbally and on paper as a little bit harsher, a little more revved up than maybe the administration expected. marc stewart it's great to ha

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. >> in addition to china's retaliation, beijing plays ten more u.s. firms on its unreliable entity list, which would bar them from engaging in china related import or export activities and from making new investments in the country. stay with us as we continue our coverage on the developments coming out of the white house. as president trump prepares to deliver a speech to a joint session of congress tomorrow night. make sure to download the fox local app to your phone or smart tv. we'll have live coverage right here on ktvu of his address. new tonight, the transit union representing those 1500 vta workers says it's still at a standstill in negotiations with the transportation agency. the current contract expires tonight at midnight. and the two sides? they have no immediate plans to meet. and now a strike may be imminent. ktvu lamonica peters has the story. >> as people were ending the workday on monday, some vta riders in santa clara said they didn't know there was a potential strike looming for frontline workers, including bus drivers and light rai

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so to the extent that they offshore, that is that making taiwan more of a tempting target for beijing. all those calculations are being run in capitals around the world right now. >> and i'll be watching eamon for the moment when we're making, you know, the most cutting edge chips here that, you know, we need all of them as the pandemic showed, even the ones that don't, they're not cutting edge but they're still important. so they're making those here. they're going to try to help intel when we can make, you know, the creme de la creme. also i think that will be a significant day for now eamon. thanks. we appreciate it. eamon javers at the going to say at the white house at our bureau, as we hear from the white house. >> you can almost see the what. you can definitely see the capitol. the white house is down the road. power lunch. we'll be right back. >> crypto watch is sponsored by crypto.com. crypto.com. crypto.com is it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for t

task, it was a, this is a problem we've, we've been hearing in the comments of the coming out of beijing and particularly the national people's congress, which still on since, as a condemnation of these terrace, the other, the arguments being made that these are completely unnecessary. the china and the united states had worked together in the past very successfully combusting drugs saying this is unilateral and bullying tactics from the tired trunk administration . but also is couched in that sort of language that with they might be able to walk back. and i think the feeling is that the chinese government is keen to find some kind of a trade deal with the trump administration. the problem they seem to have is that they don't really know how to communicate directly out of the moment as they were in a game of chicken. the terrorists have been in post chinese. the chinese government feels the need to retaliate, but it doesn't want to go and approach the trump administration in a conciliatory manner. because that would be seen as weakness. the chinese economy has slowed down and recent year

and so i, when that is something important to the time when i want is facing growing pressure from beijing, patrick bulk, which is 0 casual. still ahead and i'll just say the son of twos, 40 like most of strikes out on is on desantis here with that story the the on the surface for do sort of thank you very much, rob. well, and yeah, chasing a victory target of $265.00. and the attendance trophy semi final against australia . steve smith, it was australia's top score. the benefit is it from some good fortune during his endings of 73. this game is taking place in july with india refusing to travel to host nation pockets on true to security concerns. and to space biggest football teams are taking the library to the european stage real and i took all my data are set to face until the and the last 16 of attempting to sleep. the 1st thing is that we also have learned about stadium title holders, trailing athletic o in the spanish league, but we all have never failed to get past the city neighbors. and then they'll cut rounds of this tournament. they had the same pretty adobe as the kind of game

of japan, but tokyo hangs onto the sunshine 19 degrees celsius and it's looking pretty pleasant in beijing for now, let's have a look at this developing weather system bringing heavy rain to northern parts of china was a wintery edge to the very north. that'll start to sweep its way across the korean peninsula. we're all going to the temperatures, dip down pretty dramatically. we haven't looked at the 3 day for so we're expecting that winter weather to come back in monday into tuesday. i went to weather is the story when it comes to central asia unloading plots of south asia. we'll see that snow and that way to weather start to push its way further east away from northern parts of india and pakistan. it does dry up in new delhi. instead we'll see the west, the weather developing across tr lanka and the mold eaves on sunday. the, the, the the, so again, you watching l g 0, a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian pricing voted me is lensky has caught his visit to the white house show adopter award. where is with us present. donald trump savanski had demanded a security commitment. the spot

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ministry says terrace of 10 to 15 percent on some of us goods will come into effect on march 10th. beijing says it's waiting to so washington's concern so dialogue, but it will not accept threats and depression. obviously it was how does the cast was in washington dc whether i say is the tires could spock a major trade? will the 25 percent harris on mexico and canada and the additional 10 percent on china took effect at the stroke of midnight here in washington, d. c. which initiated what could become a trade war in north america? and with china? all told these 3 countries make up 40 percent of us imports. now officially, anything coming in from those countries will be tariff, including shipments that arrive in the country as well as goods that are already sitting in warehouses that have yet to yet to clear customs. now, in the legal rationale that are that communicate these orders to those countries, the federal government sites, the national emergency, the president trump declared on january 20th his 1st day in office when he argued that there was a crisis happening at the nations border

companies to its export control list. katrina, you reports on these swift chinese reactions from beijing, a china wasted no time announcing its own response to new tariffs from the united states. it will impose extra levies of 15 percent on american chicken, wheat, cooling and caution. well, so it means so organ, polk, beef, fruits, vegetables and seafood will receive an added 10 percent. it's also added $25.00 american companies to with export and investment control lists, restricting their ability to do business in the country and says it will sue the us at the world trade organization. jubal cheese jew. so we would never accept pressure and the threats and will resume, hopefully safe called our national sovereignty security and the development interest. the announcement came out as of to the trump administration, imposed an extra 10 percent tariff on chinese goods doubling the duties since february analyst describe beatings, response as restraint. they're not seemingly trying to escalate, getting into a war of words. not, you know, saying donald trump to, you know this, that or callin

then it's looking pretty pleasant in beijing. now, let's have a look at this developing weather system. bringing heavy rain to northern parts of china was a wintery edge to the very north. that'll start to sweep its way across the korean peninsula. we're all going to the temperatures, dip down pretty dramatically. we haven't looked at the 3 day for so we're expecting that winter weather to come back in monday into tuesday. i went to weather is a story when it comes to central asia unloading lots of south asia. we'll see that snow and that went to weather start to push its way further east away from northern parts of india and pakistan. it does dry up in new delhi. instead we'll see the west, the weather developing across for lanka and the mold eaves on sunday. the china is experiencing a use unemployment crises, millions of university graduates are unable to find jobs or meet the families expectations. 101 east for those young job seeking sustain navigate. china is challenging. labor market. china is unemployed. on out to 0. we d

known as the 2 sessions and the set to take place this week. sizes of delegates are gathering and beijing to approve legislation. budgets and appointments for the coming year review is coming. this formation. this is the biggest event and kind of political calendar. we have the chinese people's political consultative conference, which is opening on tuesday and that's 2000 people from all walks of life from business men to entertain, is gathering, to provide feedback to the chinese government and propose policies. and then we have national people's congress opening on wednesday. that is, china is paula minutes and they will gather to discuss the outline and announce major legislation and policies for 2025. now 2 major topics that will be discussed with us is the economy. and how does the slowing prose the government has a lot of challenges here that it's trying to address address. we've got a license for prices and trying to real estate sector deflation, low consumption, people saving, mold and spending labor market issues high. do an employment at high levels of local government debt. ano

all of these are going to be addressed to the national people's congress, which is just started in beijing. but i think the one thing they will be trying to avoid is an allow trade will with the united states. houses are as tony chang reporting from you in china. thank you very much. the president donald trump, is suspending all us military. a do ukraine after meeting with president bullet him, is a lensky on friday, ended with the ukrainian leader being asked to leave the white house. the u. s. official says, washington is reviewing whether millions of dollars given to keith is contributing to a solution to end the war with. with russia. trump criticized the landscape for suggesting hours before the announcement that the end is likely far away. warning america won't put up with it so much longer. ukraine has called for security guarantees before moving forward with any peace plan. j events has told us media it is in ukraine's best interest to agree a deal with the u. s. which includes the stake and it's minimal sector, or if you want real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensur

he's joining us from beijing. the fact he's very much indeed for being with us. china, no stranger to sanctions, restrictions trade restrictions from us and ministrations that happened under the, in the original trump administration. then the by the ministration carried many of them on. now it seeing more is that a point as tony was just suggesting there which china is economy is beginning to have to deal with these directly and feel the impact of them rather than being able to absorb the impact to the types, to go out rob as you pointed out, no chinese firm or government is paying a single penny of terrace. it is being absorbed by whoever is importing into the united states. in essence, as you said, a tax on consumers. so yes, it's going to have an effect, but it's mostly going to be on the us except to the extent that it lowers demand. remember about 70 percent of the households in the united states voted for donald trump because they felt that he could reduce costs. he said they want, he would be all over makin

eunice, we'll start with you in beijing. additional 10% tariffs? and what do we expect as far as retaliation? well, the chinese have not. >> yet. >> announced any specific countermeasures, but the expectation is that tomorrow, once. >> president trump's. >> tariffs do. >> take. >> effect here. >> on tuesday, that the chinese. >> will move swiftly. >> with countermeasures. >> in fact. >> the foreign ministry today reiterated. >> that they would. >> take all necessary measures. and there's. >> also been. >> a hint. >> in the. >> state media. >> that that. >> those countermeasures. >> could target u.s. agricultural products. >> the global times, the. communist party paper, had said that these would include both tariff and non-tariff measures. so possibly a reduction. in agricultural purchases. so china is. still a major destination for us. >> farm goods. >> it purchases nearly $30 billion of farm goods. that was in 2024. it's also a big buyer, of course, specifically of grains. so soybeans, corn as well as sorghum. and this des

but beijing says it is willing to solve trade, concerns to dialogue, is able to drive it reports in the day, the trunk of products to cold. a us president donald trump has often pointed to financial markets as a measure of how his presidency is going. after long threatened terrorists went into effect, global markets solve bullet's file. trading indices showing sharp and wide spread declines, and canada and mexico and china reacted with retaliatory terrace of the roll. the 1st salvo is in a trade war. that is sending shock waves through the global economy. let's meet here. if trump is imposing terrace, we're ready. we're ready with a $155000000000.00 worth of terrace. and we're ready with the 1st crash of tears, which is 30000000000, which is already no use or social history has shown the china and the united states benefit from cooperation, but suffer from confrontation, do what you do. so however, we will never accept pressure or threats and will firmly safeguard our national sovereignty, security and development interest. this will create hundreds of billions of trump says this is abo

percent since trump came into office, but says it's still waiting to resolve concerns through dialogue. beijing is a q, is washington. being a bunny and at the trump administration is trying to shift the blame on sentinel as an excuse to impose terrace. the additional taxes come on the day. china is nationals, people. people's congress kicks off with premier li chung. expected to announce the economic growth target for the well, we live at the world's largest wholesale market in china is new city. also, we'll get the view from mexico city and the canadian capital also uh for us to speak to. how does your castro suggest live from washington dc, heidi so there was a lot of suspense about these tyrants, but those levies have now come into effect. what is trump trying to achieve heidi? to yeah, absolutely. at the stroke of midnight, which has passed here in the united states, these tears of went into effect. the customs and border enforcement sent out the notices to mexico and to canada along the border, saying that now all goods crossing through those land borders as well as coming in from china a

you who's in beijing for us so but katrina, trump is saying he'll add an additional 10 percent duty on chinese impulse that of course on top of an early a 10 percent impose last month. so what's patient responsibility as well? it's quite early here in the morning on tuesday morning, we're waiting to hear an official response. but we do know that thousands of governments officials from all of the country all about together in the aging for the 2 sessions summit, which is the most important event in the political calendar here in china. and so trump's pressure that he's putting on china will no doubt be a topic of discussion as a says how the policy priorities for the coming year of it. certainly this is no surprise to china when trump is campaigning to be present. as you turn 60 percent so well, china does not want this. it does not come as a surprise. they were planning to these has to be imposed, as you mentioned, a total of 20 percent now due to take effect on tuesday. so china, really with these tars has said that the reason that trump is imposing them at that the accusation, the ch