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

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

in the meantime, consumers on both sides of the border will pay kristen salumi, alger 0, detroit, michigan. hiero eunice is the director of policy of the business council of british columbia. he says both canadians and americans will bear the burden of the new levies. the federal government of canada already introduced legislation and has advocated some resources into border security, but that didn't seem to be enough. trade barriers don't create winters. winters protectionism hurts both sides. they lead to shared losses. so it is important to read it to focus on reassuring or american partners that again, protectionism hurts both sides from groceries to household goods, canadians and americans. a life will feel the pinch retaliatory tires are the alleged word. well, they may be effective, these carefully crafted, they also raise the costs for canadian businesses, and consumers have counted as important come from the united states. i believe the prime minister mentioned that a 25 percent terriers on a $15055000000000.00 worth of goods. that's roughly 30 percent of our inputs from the us. b

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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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. 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. julia calling me, i know reports from mexico city now with a mexican government is planning a response to those thomas or the mexican president has been very clear throughout that her g

you seem to find me from ontario, canada, here into detroit, michigan. it includes lumber, crude oil, agricultural products, but also car parts. and that's obviously very much of concern here in michigan with this bridge is a 2 way street and the united states actually exports almost as much as it in ports . not quite as much. there is a bit of a trade deficit, but it does export more than $400000000000.00 worth of goods to canada as well. and for the car manufacturers here in detroit, uh, they are very much reliant on canadian businesses for a lot of the components that they use. some of their vehicles are actually assembled over the border and then brought back here and the components go back and forth across the board or several times because you can see it's really just a few kilometers away that that, that they exist right next to this major automotive hub in the united states. so with prime minister just inter drilled, promising swift retaliatory action in the form of counter terrorist. there's concerned that those goods could be hit multiple times

detroit that's near the border with canada. so chris, so not now become official this yes is exactly what people that i've been speaking to here in michigan and have been concerned about these 25 percent. harris on canada in particular is a big issue for michigan. and the canadians are the number 2 trading partner just behind mexico, with the united states, $480000000000.00 worth of goods come from canada across the border behind me. lot of it right over that bridge over there, into, into the, into the united states. and the concern of course, is that this is gonna drive of prices in the united states. and here in michigan, i've been speaking to car manufacturers in particular because they get a lot of their parts from canada and the cost of 25 percent is very hard for them to absorb. they can't source that material here in the united states. a lot of the goods that they use in their cars come not only over once, but then they go back for more work, they come back and forth. so the possibility of a trade war, given that justin to go, the prime minister of canada has promised to tell you stories, harris and the impact is, is going to have

detroit. it's no mystery that there have been a lot of energetic conversations in regards to the uncommitted movement. part of what we saw especially in michigan saw droves of that community vote the other way. i don't think it was a matter of not being loyal democrats. i think it's a matter of not being heard. secondly, we didn't show up. we didn't have a presidential candidate who went to michigan, talked to the community and that's what they were asking for. so first of all, we need to show up. representation matters. even if it is something we don't agree on. one of the missteps we talk, if we will be a debt -- big tent party and talk about social justice, even if it is something that some of us don't agree on, we need to be that big tent party. we should have had a palestinian speaker at the dnc. i say this just as somebody who has a unique identity. i'm jewish-american, latino, an immigrant, from delaware. there's not many of us. so that in itself is big tent as well. i think we need to walk the walk. >> thank you. we will now move to closing statements. we have made it, folks. yes. each candidate will have 30 seconds and we will go in t