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that's because companielike matel, columbia sportswear and black & decker indicated they would raiseces on consumers because of these tariffs. new measures would violate a trade agreement with mexico and canada during his first term. and already we're hearing pushback. justin trudeau is pushing damage. he posted online that canada will be ready with a, quote, forceful and immediate response. >> thank you. >>> first time to check in on the forecast. we check in with our friend angie for that. >> good morning, guys. we have temperatures running way warm this time of year. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal. we have kansas city into the 50s to indianapolis in the high 50s. texas, 70s today. a bit of spring-like temperatures for most of the middle of the country and farther east here tomorrow. you can see charleston 59 degrees. mid-60s for paduca. we could see some record highs across parts of the southern plains. here comes this next clipper system. this 18. look at all of that moisture with the atmospheric river heading right towards the bay area. let's zoom in with storm range

columbia sportswear ceo said about tariffs, we're set to raise prices and it's going to be very, very difficult to keep products affordable. now, if we look at the cost of just the tariff taxes that were originally announced on sat -- those were raise costs by more nan 1,200 a year. if we get into a trade war with increasingly high tariffs on both sides -- and that's what it appears could be happening with china -- those costs will go up even more. now, president trump campaigned on a promise to lower prices for everything. the tariffs that he's talking aboutou the exact opposite effect. i'm glad the administration and the president listened to reason. they delayed -- he delayed the start of these tariffs. but i hope we don't have to be back here in a few weeks making this case again. and i want to make sure that people understand what these tariff taxes would do and highlight some of the areas where americans would be directly affected. first is energy. america imports more oil and gas from canada than from any other -- than any other product. in new hampshire, more than half of the