so let me talking to is there from detroit. so that's the deal in detroit. let's go to mexico city. that's what julia of don yano is. these titles from president trump have been long promised have been long expected. one would imagine the mexico has been able to put some sort of plan in place where you have any idea what it's preparing, as well. the president has said that she does have a plan. in fact, she spoke about having a plan, a, a plan b and a plan see. but she also said she wouldn't divulge the details of that plan until the tariffs were done deal until they were official. um, so no, i think the reason for that is 2 fold really on one hand, until very recently i would say until yesterday she was expressing a lot of optimism that her negotiating team in the us would be able to reach a deal so that there would be no terrace at all, even as late as of wednesday or thursday. she wouldn't asked in a press conference that she was, you know, what, what their plan was. she said that she didn't think these terms would be imposed. so the other reason i think is that she has been from

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just across the canadian border in detroit, michigan. it's worrying. news. 20 percent of american cars are produced in the state, and manufacturers rely heavily on canada for components. a group representing state automakers is warning consumers to brace for higher prices and it's, it's, it's in margin business, very capital intensive, long lead times. the manufacturer, the suppliers cannot absorb this and really the vehicle manufacturers can't either because they are eventually are going to show up in the, in the show rooms. and the consumer is going to feel that and it's not just cars. crude oil in timber, or among the other major canadian in ports $480000000000.00 worth of goods across the border from canada into the united states every year. much of it trucked right across the basset or bridge behind me here from the city of windsor ontario to detroit. but that isn't a one way street used to go also encourage canadian consumers to forego american products. now is also the time to choose canada. there are many ways for you to do your

kristen salumi alger 0, detroit michigan, panama. as president joe's a role marino has reiterated the solvency of the panama canal is not out for discussion. comments came off to meeting with us next year of state monica review. president medina, stress the canal is operated by panama. i'm will say that way. revere says john is influence and control is a threat to the work that way. let's get more with our lesson american ads literacy and human. she is live in kind of assessing for us. let's see. so give us more details about what president benita and monica will be discussed, because more information is trickling out as well. right now. the panamanians seem to be breathing a sigh of relief. it really was a of a 3 hour meeting, both of a private meeting with, with the secretary, rubio and the president. then later with their other members of their delegations, to discuss more technicalities. but it boils down to a, he says that this, the threat of uh, the united states, wanting to take back the cat, the panama canal no longer exists

and so let me live from detroit just near the border with canada. and so the president says is helping to grow us manufacturing by doing this. now you're in detroit and that's the car manufacturing, capital of the us, what's happening there as well. there's a lot of concerns here in the united states and across the border in canada. canada is the united states, 2nd largest trading partner just behind mexico. hundreds of billions of dollars and goods come from canada into this country. a lot of it right over the bridge. you see behind me here products like lumber, car parts, agricultural products and crude oil. so it's very much a worry that prices are going to be going up. and a lot of these sectors in the united states also exports a lot of goods to canada as well. not quite as much as it imports. and we've heard from prime minister justin trudeau of canada that he is planning a, a forceful response and counter terrace could very well be possible. and that is really a concern, especially here in a place like detroit michigan where the automotive in

kristen salumi al jazeera, detroit, michigan of the chinese government says the 10 percent terrorists impose on age sex sports violates international trade rules raging brands to take legal action. it says the levy will also disrupt trade between the 2 countries is previously one. they'll be no winner in a trade war, the by the administration, headers, china and mexico and canada. to crank down on shipments of chemicals used to make the list at dr. fentanyl that's entering the us. while discuss this further, i'm now joined by and the mock who's in tokyo. he's a senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization think tank, and also joining us highboy eunice, director of policy at the business council of british columbia joining us from vancouver. thank you both for being with us on algebra on the let me start with you . 10 percent is less than what's being imposed on canada and mexico, but china already had tires put on it by the previous trump administration that were maintained by the, by the administration as well. so how much further are all these tags going to hurt

s. manufacturing and detroit here as you say, the car manufacturing hub of the united states. but it's not something that can happen overnight. scaling up us manufacturing to replace what is coming over from the border from canada, across the bridge. right behind me here, canada is the 2nd largest trading partner of the united states behind mexico. and so the worry is that this will drive up prices and start a trade war, new united states, and ports and billions of dollars in goods from canada in car parts, and cars and lumber and crude oil. and the car manufacturing situation is particularly telling because a lot of the components that go into the vehicles that are made here in the united states come across that border to go into the cars. sometimes they have to go back and forth because even think about what's in a vehicle, there's hundreds of parks and all of them have different aspects and layers. they may go back and forth across the board or several times, 6, several times. and the concern is now that canada is bound to impose tariffs as well as will that 25 percent be e

in china, kristin salumi reports from detroit's near the canadian border denying accusations canada was not protecting its border. prime minister justin trudeau responded to the united states and position of 25 percent tariffs. with a list of counter measures. tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25 percent tariffs against a $155000000000.00 worth of american goods and an appeal to the american people. president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. the better path is to partner with canada. it's not to punish us just across the canadian border in detroit, michigan, it's worrying. news. 20 percent of american cars are produced and the state and manufacturers rely heavily on canada for components. a group representing state automakers is warning consumers to brace for higher prices and it's, it's, it's in margin business, very capital intensive, long lead times. the manufacturers and suppliers cannot absorb this, and really the vehicle manufacturers can't either because they are eventually are going to show up in the, in

kristen salumi alger 0, detroit, michigan. a chinese government says the 10 percent tariff imposed on age sex sports violates international trade rules badging times to take legal action. it says levy will also disrupt the trade between the 2 countries. history is the one that will be no winter in a trade war. the by the administration had a china to crack down on shipments of chemicals used to make the list of drug fentanyl that's entering the us. meanwhile, mexico's president claudia shine bomb says she's instructed her government to prepare to retaliate against the us for those tires. i'll just here is julia got ayano has more from mexico city us. and i think for the 1st time, shame them put aside this cool headed list with which she, by her own definition, has tried to deal with this back and forth on terrace, over the couple of the last few days and weeks. she opened the statement by saying, we categorically reject the white house as slander against the mexican government of having alliances with criminal organizations. s

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yes, yes. >> i mean, if you just look at detroit, we have two assembly plants in detroit, 12 overall in michigan. there are multiple assembly plants in ontario. one major one for stellantis in windsor. and there's a canadian component makers, uh, u.s. manufacturers and mexican manufacturers. they all work together. thousands of components come together. it just takes one to disrupt things. but, you know, major disruption across the board. um, it's it's a problem because these components get built up. they get built up into modules, and eventually they go into this plant. very complex, very tight margin, very long lead time business. and it doesn't do well with disruption. >> and again, just so people understand here who is paying when there is a tariff which will go into effect tonight i guess who pays that first. is this something you know is canadian prime minister justin trudeau writing a check for this? who's paying that tariff? >> no, the manufacturers and the importer of record pays that tariff. so, um, as, again, these parts are built up and eventually it's it's and it could b

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and it may report from detroit near the border with canada to hundreds of billions of dollars and goods come from canada into this country. a lot of it right over the bridge, you see behind me here products like lumber, car parts, agricultural products and crude oil. we've heard from prime minister justin trudeau of canada that he is planning a, a forceful response and the counter terrace could very well be possible. and that is really a concern, especially here in a place like detroit michigan where the automotive industry is so big and crucial. they weren't very closely with manufacturing across the river. here. i got to get parts for the cars, a lot of the components that goes into automobiles, go back and forth across the bridge here several times in the process of building up that car. so the product prospect of terrorist each time those products go back and forth, is very aware in for the automotive industry in terms of the possibility of driving out prices there. and that's, of course, what economists are warning about that there will be inflation here in the united states. somet

uh could very well be possible, and that is really a concern, especially here in a place like detroit michigan where the automotive industry is so big and crucial. they work very closely with manufacturing across the river. here. i need to get parts for the cars. a lot of the components that goes into automobiles, go back and forth across the bridge here several times in the process of building up that car. so the products prospect of terrorist each time those products go back and forth is very worrying for the automotive industry in terms of the possibility of driving out prices there. and that's, of course, what economists are warning about that there will be inflation here in the united states. something that donald trump said that he was going to do away with it. but they're also concerns on the other side of the border as well that it could be really devastating for the canadian, a comment economy and possibly push it into recession. judy ayana reports from mexico city where the mexican government is planning a response to those terrace of the mexican president has been very clea

for no tax or little tax and destroy what's left of detroit.s taken 32% of business over 30 years. the other is canada. they send us millions of cars. we don't need them for that. but i said to him when is this going to open? a couple months. it will be open in about 1.5 years. i said i am not happy with that and i said in my next speech that i'm going to charge them. no cars coming in from mexico into the united states without a massive tariff. i said it three or four times and what happened is about two months later i saw the same gentleman in the audience and i said i want to see you backstage. i said let me ask you what happened with that plant? where is it now? he said china has canceled it. why? because they think you are going to be elected in charge tariffs on the cars coming in and it doesn't work. so they canceled the plant in detroit will breathe and we are going to do the opposite. companies can build or plant if they want but they have to build it in the united states. amazing. [applause] we did so many things and we were not even

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detroit or anyone of our state can do easily. we don't need them for lumber or anything. we have more energy than they do so i say, why are we doing this? 100,000,200 a year? we don't need that. as a state different and there are no tariffs. i'd love to see that some say that would be a long shot. if people want to play the game right, it would be one 100% certain they would become a statement they like to play the game and there would be some pain but not a lot so we are going to be together 3:00, you know. >> two small geographically. >> i'm not going to talk about that. it certainly is a small country. see this pen? the middle east. that's not good. there's a big difference. pretty accurate, a small piece of land and amazing they been able to do what they been able to do but a very small piece of land, no question about it -- [inaudible] >> for the most part. something they didn't didn't have, i thought you know. >> i haven't seen that we haven't had that but if there was a conflict, we would -- [inaudible] >> we are going to meet with panama on friday 3:30 p.m. and ma

>> wichita is to aviation what detroit can be for automobiles in that we are a major producer of aircrafteporter: last week, the city hosted the national ice skating championship. the direct route many flew to and from the competition was established just a year ago. how important is that route to the city of wichita? >> the route is extremely important. it links the air capital to the nation's capital. >> reporter: tom andrews is a frequent flyer and familiar face around wichita's airport. now he brings flowers instead of luggage. >> and when something like this happens, it really tears at your soul and tears at your heart. >> reporter: the city takes real pride in its aviation history. it has multiple museums dedicated to planes, but it also knows tragedy. with two memorials commemorating previous tragedies, we'll likely now see a third. nancy? >> ian lee, thank you. >>> still ahead on "the cbs weekend news," the incredibly expensive egg. is there relief in sight? in the driveway? speakg speaker: dad. dad, we missed you. daddy, hi. speaker: goodness. my daughter is being treated for leu

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uh, detroit is heated by natural gas coming from canada.ome heating in the upper peninsula, people there, their homes are heated by propane that comes in from canada, that we have a completely integrated economy. you know, i grew up in suburban detroit, like 14 miles from the windsor city hall. i mean, and then you have you have you have tourism. uh, you know, canadians are beginning to boycott coming to the united states. that's revenue. tourism is an important industry. so the integration of our two countries in everything from national security to trade to economy to to environment, it's so strong that anyone who tries to put that asunder is making a grave mistake. and so i'm hoping our friends in the senate and i think, by the way, the senate republican leader from south dakota, senator thune, knows about agriculture. they need to put a stop to this. this isn't just going to happen at the white house. >> yeah. governor james blanchard, former ambassador to canada, thank you so much for your time, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank

it was a really black day for detroit. this is going to be a very bad day for the stock market, which we know the president cares about a lot. and we're already hearing, for example, from the united steelworkers, a really important constituency for the president. they've come out already and said, let's not do this. this is a bad idea. it's a bad idea for workers. >> and we've got to leave it. we got to leave. >> it there. >> more chrystia freeland always a pleasure to have you. thank you. and we will be back. >> kobe, the making of a legend saturday at nine on cnn. >> one a next level clean swish with the whoa of listerine. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean with listerine. feel the whoa. >> watch your step. whoa. that's why visionworks makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you, even if you have a big trip to plan around. thanks, meghan. see you right now. that's. convenient. visionworks see the difference? >> i br

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he wants to see cars built in detroit and south carolina, not not in canada. we don't need them for cars. we don't need them for lumber. we don't need them for anything, is what donald trump said about canada. if or when president trump says we don't need china to make our footwear, what do you say to that? >> you know, i think that we've thought about diversification since 2010, kate. and so this is a narrative we've picked up long before the president was elected. the first time around, we wanted to diversify. it's a challenge to move from a capital perspective. factories and labor and the materials needed to serve the american people. we import in 2.5 billion pairs of shoes every single year. that's an insatiable appetite for footwear. americans love shoes as they should, you know, john said, maybe we shouldn't buy more shoes. we should definitely be buying more shoes. but the fact of the matter is, you know, when it comes down to producing in china, it serves a purpose. and for many of our global brands, it serves a purpose to manufacture there and to dist

because i'm from detroit and would like to speak truth to power. the american people are in a constitutional crisis could this billionaire, i don't know how to describe him. to think he can just walk into an agency that i can tell you from any of my families, social security and medicare -- it is literally part of how they survive in our country. it's not just about the private information, it's about the fact that this person, who they -- they did not elect him and he's not held accountable to the community a public, they are living in fear right now. we are in a constitutional crisis. one of the things i continue to talk to our ranking member about and thinking about even the folks that voted for the president and others, if i was to ask the american people, you think elon musk cares about you? do you think he cares about your disabled child that relies on the department of education services? do you think he cares for any of our families right now no matter how hard they work that are still in survivor mode and not thriving? the disconnect -- hi

los angeles. >> and ones in dallas. >> two more are coming in this. >> country in. >> 2026. >> in detroit the ceo of chasm and i said, look, what is. >> the grand. >> plan for this company? >> take a listen to what he. >> told me. >> we want to. >> have. >> chasm as a brand name known globally wherever we are. we went. >> from pitching this thing over zoom and people. >> going. >> what are you talking about? >> right? as you can imagine, it's like, oh, it's a big dome. >> it's immersive. it's crazy. it's going to. >> be. >> yeah, it's so awesome. >> but we've. >> been able to get a lot. >> of. >> great brand recognition. >> this year. >> just five months after launch. i would love. >> to see in. >> the next three years everyone just knows what a chasm is. and as. >> the market evolves, people. >> might say, oh, that's. >> like chasm. >> or when is. >> chasm. >> coming to my city? >> so kelly, this is like an immersive experience. if you go to one of these venues, you feel like you're at the game. it's hard to really talk about it in words. it's a lot easier. i think if you experience it.

it's the rhythm of the city she left detroit for more than a decade ago. >> we moved here to have a sense of freedom. considering deep service cuts as they will face a $50 million budget deficit. more reductions could cost more than the dollars they could save. >> coming home from an event. i need them to connect because they will stop coming. i can't embrace something like that. so for me, this is my lifeline to the quality of existence that came here. >> reporter: in a meeting tuesday, muni officials laid out three possible scenarios. each cutting service about 4% city wide this summer. the goal to shave $15 million off the deficit. one plan would suspend low ridership routes. and the last would prioritize equity routes, shifting resources to areas with the greatest need. >> each one of these is trying to look at cuts from the different angle to try to get people to talk through their values and to give us feedback. not on yes or no cuts, but if you have to make cuts, we want you to prioritize this type of value as we're moving forward. >> reporter: but the board director pushed for alt

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for sicily has more now from detroit. donald trump cited a growing public health prizes in the united states due to illegal drugs coming over the border from the south and the north. and in doing so, impose these 25 percent tariffs on his, the united states, to largest trading partners, mexico and canada, over the bridge behind the here. and he really took canada to task for not doing enough to stop this. elicit drug a slow uh he acknowledge that more illegal drugs flow over the southern border than do over the northern border. b says that the amount is on the rise, and that the canadians have not done enough to work with us law enforcement to stop the problem. he cited canadian research to point to a growing trade in canada and also claim that mexican cartels were now operating fentanyl labs out of canada as well. and he said that this is a threat to the fabric of american society. and in doing so, expanded the emergency powers declaration that he signed last month to deal with illegal immigration. now expanding it to deal with the drug trade as well. but canadian prime minister just

explode, we looked at on the ground infrastructure to support the transition by working together with detroit. but we looked at 2 main modes of operation for doing that one, which was a battery charging system, so where the battery would remain fixed within the craft. you would plug it in as if you would like a normal device. you would just charge it. this would be the simplest way operationally speaking, but they also found the charging with waste precious time when the current edge traffic relies on a quick don't around fans, wood ok by limited space in the airport. and of course, the amount of power needed would take away significantly from the city's grid. the 2nd sort of mode of operation we looked at was a battery swapping system. and that would be where you would have pre charged x rays. and then when an across came in, you would remove the battery from the frame and then swap it with the one that already been pre charged. this would save space and time, but it would require a lot of specialization that was required and you don't have anywhere. and it wouldn't be a big risk. meddling w

where it was cheap. ..and that saw big cities like detroit, what have you, fall into disrepair.n his first term, he ripped that up and replaced it with something called the usmca, the united states—mexico—canada agreement. and what's odd about this period is that he's essentially he signed the agreement. ..and so a lot of people are saying that, you know, he puts these tariffs in, then he postpones them. he's in, out, like a hokey cokey of tariffs, and leading some people to suspect that a lot of this is performative. let'sjust look at mexico and canada for the moment. if you can give him something which he can sell at home as a concession, then maybe things can resolve themselves. but i think that...i've been talking to big businesses around the world, diageo, the drinks company, and they say, listen, you know, over a third of our sales or canada because it's canadian whisky or it's tequila, and as a result, we cannot tell our investors what our earnings are going to be over the next year because it's too fluid a situation. and that matters, because these big corporations like

put in a ticket to clean as a says, then you have some time maybe fitting and slumping up to the detroit ball. and with the on the super own move to ukraine and 20. so i'd say in just a year before the crew data that she was actively involved in maple bachelor, watching you each atalla is as you start to use simple cutting. you might be useful. yeah. because that has to be to be sure to get this job. the hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some real in the if you was thinking about russia, what does your mind the picture, the bottom landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one does you imagine the, the discount starts, the journey, the, are you ready to come along? the mysteriously lets us citizen, virtually on noon. and the country was appointed by the new authorities to a key post in the ministry of health, shortly optimize the pacific to be able to use to them. but i think oceans who renewed at the time to present to us the approaches. so just to continue to hold on, let me cost cuz i don't know how to look beautiful enough that you know levels of nissan

es una tormenta que para maÑana miÉrcoles desde chicago, detroit, hacia el Área de cleveland.e las carreteras se tornen resbaladizas. el jueves llega a la costa noreste desde washington a boston, con las mismas condiciones lluvia y tambiÉn asÍ hielo sobre las carreteras. y vean ustedes, la acumulaciÓn pudiera ser importante hasta media pulgada de hielo plasmada en lo que es la superficie terrestre. y cuando esto ocurre, dÉjeme decirle media pulgada de hielo sobre el tendido elÉctrico puede generar apagones por largos periodos de tiempo. asÍ que no se descarta que el sistema elÉctrico pueda verse en riesgo porque el hielo pesa y genera que las lÍneas del cableado elÉctrico se quiebren y caigan al suelo. >> seguimos con esos contrastes al menos unas semanas mÁs. >> asÍ es. mientras tanto, quÉ estÁ ocurriendo en el sur del paÍs, en texas en los 90 grados? allÁ se siente la primavera y no el invierno. >> gracias, carlos. >> impresionantes imÁgenes las que nos llegan hablando del tiempo desde el mont blanc en europa, del momento en que una avalancha sorprende. vea usted a este grup

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the bruins one point behind detroit who started the day with two games in hand.t the odds have shifted like for the bruins this season. today, according to stats, 20% coming in. >> ray: this is exactly why you don't spend your time trying to figure out what's going on, because you lose your mind, i mean, it's one day you're up, the other team loses, you think you're in a good position, then they win three in a row, you lose two. and you're not in a good position. the games that start to sting are the ones with two of those teams in the mess, and everybody gets points, right? two for the win, one for the overtime los or shootout loss. those ones really start to sting if you don't get them. >> mike: it's that time of year, as you said, put your head down, take it one game at a time, even with all the teams clumped in there. something joe sacco mentioned a few times when we chatted with him pregame. lohrei gets to it in the corner, pressured along the wall by vegas. saad fought for it, instead, marchand spun it around for lindholm. had that blocked by brayden mcnabb