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harley davidson, this iconic american motorcycle brand, import duties on high end motorcycles such asump has often criticised, were pre—emptively along with this, tariffs were also cut on lithium ion american companies that targeting india so far, he has kept the pressure on, a sight that created an uproar across india. is most likely to raise. most of whom work in us tech companies, from amazon to alphabet. there is a lot at stake for india — the us is india's while both modi and trump share mutual admiration, action summit in paris has ended on a note of discord. — calling for al to be "open, inclusive, transparent, but the us and the uk refused to sign. jd vance didn't pull any punches regarding the us could kill a transformative industry, just of the united states. and we have to cut red tape and we will. the summit�*s diplomatic declaration. development of ai. it seems like al's latest achievement is political point—scoring. mark cieslak, bbc news, paris. cathy li is head of ai, data and metaverse for at the paris summit. it's also understandable that countries and regions always

i remember when harley davidson couldn't sell their motorbikes into india because of the fact india, the taxes were so high, the tariff was so high and harley was forced to build -- i guess they built but i think they built a factory in india to avoid paying the tariffs. that's what people can do with us. they can build a factory here or a plant or whatever it may be here and includes medical and cars and includes chips and semiconductors. that includes everything. if you build here, you have no tariffs whatsoever. and i think that's what's going to happen. i think our country will be flooded with jobs. reporter: what should consumers expect, are prices going up short term? president trump: not necessarily. but i will tell you what will go up is jobs. jobs will go up tremendously. we'll have great jobs, jobs for everybody. this is something that should have been done many years ago. china did it. china did it at a level that probably nobody's ever seen before. if you manufactured a car, you couldn't send it into china, the tariff was so high. so everybody went and built in china, it

harley finkelstein. it was. >> a pretty good quarter across. >> the board. >> let's begin, though, with the president's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and the fed chair going to capitol hill to testify on the economy before senate banking today. obviously, lots of buckets that lawmakers will quiz him about. but one might be the effect of the tariffs would be retaliation, the prospect of even further industries getting affected. and what that does to things like capex intentions, which we've got to look at today. >> and we. >> don't expect him. >> to really say anything as far as what it will mean for fed policy, because that's been his posture. >> and it's too soon. >> to know. is it a one. >> off inflationary. shock or is it something more prolonged? >> is it something the fed would. >> have to respond to? >> these are all questions investors have. but he hasn't been able to, nor is willing. >> to give any. >> sort of. answers or or speculation. >> about what they might do. >> this is one of

announced, cuts to terrace on premium motorcycles on that decision as well come by american manufacturer harley davidson, who's difficulties breaking into the indian market became a rallying cry during republican campaign events. moody joins a growing list of world leaders seeking to maintain their relationships with the united states. and international conference on syria is underway in paris. representatives for more than 20 countries will discuss security and efforts to bring a peaceful transition after the fall of the former leader of a sudden, aside in december, talks will also focus on humanitarian aid and justice for the terms of the subs. governments we're, uh, that's it. for me, for the time being there is more than this coming up at the top of the hour of texas. witness by the lead is out demanding the parent to justice at this is african union summit, but with historical injustice and land restitution high on the agenda. will they engage effectively on conflicts and human rights concerns on the continent? follow the african union summit on out his era the guy the goal is of course sh

harley was forced -- i guess they built a factory in india in order to avoid paying the tariffs.t is what people can do with us. they can build a factory here, and that includes the medical, cars, chips and semi conductors. that includes everything. if you build here, you have no tariffs. i think that is what will happen. i think our country will be flooded with jobs. reporter: what should consumers expect? are prices going to go up short-term, long-term? pres. trump: not necessarily. i will tell you the jobs will go up tremendously. we will have great jobs, jobs for everybody. this should have been done many years ago. china did it at a level that will no one has ever seen before -- that probably no one has ever seen before. you manufactured a car, the tariff was so high. everyone built in china. it will be tremendous amounts of jobs. ultimately prices will stay the same or go down. we will have a very dynamic country. reporter: who do you think voters should hold responsible? pres. trump: i think what will go up is jobs are going to go up and prices could go up short-term. but

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for instance, india has a very large tariff on harley-davidson's. why?ve the biggest motorcycle manufacturing center in asia because what, there is like 1.5 billion people in india. so what they are doing now is there actually, before they got here, they drop those tariffs because they know they are going to have to cut a deal with trump peered we want harley-davidson to be successful. we want to sell those motorbikes over in india. there is a lot of customers over there, so the end goal is to make our products more competitive and help our industry, too. i love this india relationship. it is going to be the key relationship in this century. it is the largest populated country now in the world, just overtook china, and it is such a critical place right by the indian ocean and arabian sea. all of the shipping from the oil in the middle east goes right through the subcontinent, all the way around, up into china, up into japan. if we don't have basing there that the indian military gives us, we are screwed, so we have to have a great relationship with them.

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the eu placed tit-for-tat tariffs on all american items like harley-davidson motor, motorboats, whiskey noted they could potentially dust down that ready-made list of retaliatory tariffs. of course, this is pretty disastrous for the u.k. steel industry at a time when it is already under pressure as you highlighted from shrinking demand, higher costs, also with china dumping a lot of cheap steel on global markets. while downing street has tried to downplay the effects of this, saying, look, the u.k.'s exports to the u.s. only account for 5% of steel, 6% of aluminum, it is not surprising to see the steel industry itself say the effects could be devastating. christian: we should bear in mind that statement from andrew bailey said the u.k. economy is likely for a downturn in 2025 before it gets better. this hardly helps. some reporting in the telegraph today that the government is considering renegotiating the online safety bill. they oppose the gaza plan but don't want to condemn him personally. as i understand it, they are not signing the ai treaty in paris because the americans don't lik

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yeah, my grandpa loves his harley. you know, what's in their heart to do. hoda kotb: together, they gave erica a secure home. day by day, she was gaining strength. but things were not normal. erica was so afraid of balloons. balloons? balloons, the popping. and she was afraid of fire crackers. loud noises and everything. she's like this. she was scared when it rained, when it thundered outside. because anything that sounded like gunshots. yeah. hoda kotb: but there was something else that terrified erica, and it was harder to understand. they was the guy that come in the daycare to pick his child up, and he had braids in his hair. and erica started running and crying to the teacher and said don't let him hurt me. hoda kotb: judith told detective arnold about erica's new fear, men with braids. and there on the walgreen's video, detective arnold saw it, the man coming in with james quisenberry, the mystery man, had braids. but the image was still too fuzzy to figure out. rick circulated a freeze frame of the man and hope

it's a booster harley davidson. the american manufacturer who struggled in india were points of republican outrage on the campaign trail. canadian prime minister just intruder says his country will have an extremely strong response to us status. a 25 percent tax, the old steel and the medium inputs into the us is coming into effect in march. canada is the biggest supply of both. those products to them says the duties will cause job losses across america, especially for let's economic growth. donald trump has also threatened us separate 25 percent tires on old canadian impuls. canada will respond as appropriate in a calibrated but extremely strong way, regardless of what the us moves forward with this be very clear the conversations around a 50 for the state or a non starter. it's never going to happen. but we have to take seriously what the president is saying and full that into our thinking as we continue to stand up for canada. meanwhile, the owner of the canada is 13 provincial premier there in washington, dc. an

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, the tax was so high, the tariff was so high, and harley was forced to build, i guess they built, inow, that was a while ago, but i think they built a factory in india in order to avoid paying the tariffs. and that's what people can do with us. they can build a factory here, a plant or whatever it may be here. and that includes the medical, that includes cars, that includes chips and semiconductors, that includes everything. if you build here, you have no tariffs whatsoever. and i think that's what's going to happen. i think our country is going to be flooded with jobs. >> so. >> what are your. >> consumers expect? are prices going. >> to. >> go up short term? not necessarily. >> i mean not necessarily. but i'll tell you what will go up is jobs. the jobs will go up tremendously. we're going to have great jobs, jobs for everybody. this is something that should have been done many years ago. china did it. i mean, china did it at a level that probably nobody has ever seen before. if you manufacture a car, you couldn't send it into china. the tariff was so high. so everybody went and th

. >> harley davidson couldn't sell their motorbikes into india because of the fact that india, the taxso high, the tariff was so high, and harley was forced to build, i guess they built, i don't know, that was a while ago, but i think they built a factory in india in order to avoid paying the tariffs. and that's what people can do with us. they can build a factory here, a plant or whatever it may be here. and that includes the medical, that includes cars, that includes chips and semiconductors. that includes everything. if you build here, you have no tariffs whatsoever. and i think that's what's going to happen. i think our country is going to be flooded with jobs. >> so what are your. >> what's the timeline. >> consumers expect. >> our prices going to go. >> up short term. >> long term necessarily i mean not necessarily. but i'll tell you what will go up is jobs. the jobs will go up tremendously. we're going to have great jobs, jobs for everybody. this is something that should have been done many years ago. china did it. i mean, china did it at a level that probably nobody's ever seen

tariff dog and pony show that you really showed america, slapping tariffs on revise jeans, bourbon and harley davidson motorcycles. oh, devastating, because when you think of paris, you absolutely picture. a dude in levi's reading is hardly down. this shows that it is a risky in hand, right. talk about a massive dense in the economy. those sales are really tags and not cold. got a plan. me to he apparently is trying to convince trump that it's pointless to pick on europe when you should really be focusing on china. is the your, your opinion. you'll 1st pull that? no, i don't think so. your 1st program is china. so you should focus on the 1st problem, 2nd, your piece in the life or you, if you want to up to be engaged on this more investment and security and defense. if you want to go up to develop what she's like 16 for those of us, you should not, or your family kind of means by threatening it with diced. yeah, maybe it is kind of pointless to beat up on your plan. it's already stumbling around thanks to washington's policies under bite, and it's like trying to take a pin jada that's already

it's a booster harley davidson. the american manufacturer who struggles in india were points to republican outrage on the campaign trail. canadian prime minister just intruder says his country will have an extremely strong response to us. thomas, a 25 percent tax of the old steel and the other medium inputs into the us is coming into effect in march. canada is the biggest supply of both. those products to them says the duties will cause job losses across america and stifled to economic growth . donald trump has also threatened to separate 25 percent tires on old canadian impuls. canada will respond as appropriate in a calibrated but extremely strong way. we're.

the decision is welcomed by american manufacturer harley davidson, who's difficulties breaking into the indian market, became a rallying cry during republican campaign. events. body joins a growing list of world latest seeking to reshape their relationships with the united states. for a challenge has more than what we can expect from his business. that india energy, we can new daily oil gas ends, green tech bigwigs network amongst the stones. this is industry trade for was coincided with prime minister in the render moody's high profile meeting with us president donald trump in washington dc. and where in the a gets its crude oil from is likely to be on the agenda. big refineries like state run by rock petroleum, a positive india shift from being the biggest buyer of us oil to being the biggest buy of russian oil. so cheap because of western sanctions on moscow, the reyes has said that it would be more than that. the supply available, it's actually in favor of it. and so we have, well i, i, we, we, i don't have the input dependent company. so we look out for the best. so, so far it cons

it's a booster harley davidson, the american manufacturer who struggles and india the points of republican outrage on the campaign trail. widespread looting and the close of government, apple, severely hampering humanitarian efforts. some of the eastern congress. fighting between the army and 23 rebels resumed on tuesday. after a 2 day pause. un says the army group has evicted more than a 110000 people from displacement comes in the area something and 23 denies. would it be as the deployment there been widespread looting of humanitarian warehouses with the belonging to humanitarian agencies or international embryos. millions of dollars worth of medical supplies, food and other essentials have been looted, visa supplies that humanitarian urgently need right now, but that no longer exist. that's a 1st major issue. secondly, there's a capacity issue because due to the fighting, many partners evacuated non essential personnel. so then now that the situation is stabilized and security in the city has improved the way to bring back stop, which isn't something that can happen over night. as and a

it's a boost, a harley davidson. the american manufacturer who struggles in india with points of republican hope raged on the campaign trail. canadian in 5 minutes of just intruder says he's country will have an extremely strong response to us tyrants. a 25 percent tax on the old steel and medium influence into the us is coming into effect in march. canada is the biggest supply of both these products to those says the duties will cause job loss of the cost america and stifled its economic growth. donald trump is also threatened to separate 25 percent tariff and full canadian impulse. canada will respond as appropriate in a calibrated but extremely strong way, regardless of what the us moves forward with this be very clear the conversations around a 50 for the state or a non starter. it's never going to happen us, but we have to take seriously what the president is saying and full that into our thinking as we continue to stand up for canada. one of us trying to as launch as mining hubs is apparent for us severe tropic

certainly they did with just the tough that they put on harley davidson motorcycles. and they also looked at things like chick peas and uh, commons. they might seem like small things, but when you're importing them into just numbers, not, but it's up to a great deal of money. there's also very close security cooperation between the united states and india through the court. and also donald trump is looking for more indian support, particularly in the pacific area that come by the growing influence of china. so there's a lot of going to cover, as you rightly see, real both may go in incredibly well during donald trump's 1st term in office. in fact, he went to india and was squeezed by a crowd of a 100000 people. but he still talks about that very fondly. that goes the prime minister's card on his way to the oval office. donald trump is standing outside, they are ready to greet the prime minister. and then they will go into what could be difficult, complicated, but i'm sure, but a friendly talks us and thanks very much indeed for now we appreciate it. we're just going t

much the india imports, then you can see that it would be a big number of also caught the tanf on harley davidson motorcycles, which are very popular in india, but expensive to bring in because of those types they've actually been cut. so that gives them something to what caught at, but the certainly the whole idea of more kind of for sceptical taps been put in place. and another movie when he's here, will be trying to negotiate the figures for the was done to try and make sure that india isn't hit quite so badly. but he does want to get his hands on energy from the united states oil. he is aware that the growing economy needs that to feel it. i'm just going to be talked to about security because of course, the term has since it came into office, been very critical of bricks present, russia, india, and china. but he sees india being very close to china and also to russia a particular the fact the india did not condemn russia for the beating ukraine as well. so there's a lot of ground to cover. and we know the india to is a member of the quote that so security question as well, but thomas

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reagan imposed five-year duty beginning at 45% on japanese cycles for the benefit of harley-davidson. he raised tariffs on canadian lover. he forced the japanese in an agreement to control the computer memory chip exports and increased japanese purchases of american-made chips when the agreement was allegedly broken, the administration slapped a one 100% tariff on $300 million worth of japanese electronics in goods. reagan suppressed japan to force its automakers to buy more american-made parts, he demanded taiwan left germany at the time, to switzerland, constrain exports and machine tools with market shares role back to 1981 levels. other countries worked once, he better not increase shares in the american market. he accused japanese of bumping roller bearings because the price did not rise to cover a fall in the value. the u.s. customs service was ordered to collect duties equal to the so-called dumping margins. he accused japanese of dumping forklift trucks in the united states. he redefined dumping in order to make it easier to bring charges of unfair trade practices against cert

let's say jim poo lit toe showed up and said c rk conservative de harley, i would be thrown out. be gained. we would be thrown out. >> let's play one more soundbite. i don't know if we have the one that you are describing we do. yes. let's just play a little bit more from this. >> i'm shaking right now. i don't want to be here. >> i'm sorry, am i taking too long pleading for my life? >> wrap up. >> laura, there is the other one. >> the fake victim mentality, so phony. >> it is. the one with the purple hair said if we don't feel safe here, you're not going to feel safe here. how is that tolerance. these are the people who don't want hate. can i just add one more thing, laura, that's the cherry on top of this? why do we need a sanctuary city in a state where the governor is a member of the lgbtq community? the governor herself? >> laura: sanctuary for the fringe. that's apparently what the great state of massachusetts wants and time to take back new england, jim. i have been saying that for a long time. family from connecticut whole family from boston. take it back. absurd what is

to export more harley-davidson motorcycles. that is very important trump.hat i don't think it is going to be enough. what we will see is more pressure on india to reduce these tariffs. this is something that will be actually central to president trump meeting today. scarlet: what does a win for president trump look like and what does a win for modi look like, given that some of the concessions came out before the meeting even took place? lisa: i think a win looks like a decision to commit to a fast track trade negotiation. it is clear that both sides want a relationship to work. it is an important relationship for strategic reasons. i think a commitment to negotiate a trade deal is very important. the question is whether over the long-term they can achieve that negotiation. today, simply announcing the will and the interest to negotiate a trade deal could be seen as a success. scarlet: you mentioned india as this counterweight to china. the first trump administration, it was in a very different economic state than it is now. india has been very careful abou

team, tiffany thurmon chief of staff for the city of philadelphia harris, chief deputy mayor, of harleyty mayor, ander tire administration and cabinet thank you all so very much for your support and the hard work that you're demonstrating, we will get through this and get through it together. thank you all very much and we'll report back later. >> thank you, everybody. david: there you have it. that's cherelle parker mayor of philadelphia gave an inclusive report of everything that they know now. a lot now, obviously she wasn't going to answer questions about the black box, the implication was that they haven't found it. and the national transportation safety board coming in and they are going to be investigating, telling the citizens of this area of philadelphia not to touch anything because it is an ongoing investigation, suggesting that something happened to the aircraft when it hit the ground. so, they're keeping that area, that specific area off limits to everybody. so very specific information about what to do now, not so specific about what needs to be done. madison scarpino has

starr s.t.a.r.t -- stuart: harley davidson. >> they are forecasting revenue to be 0--5% sticky inflationart typed -- hard time getting young customers into buying. the demographic is aging. stuart: aging. i know all about that. [laughter] the social media company snap earnings report out this morning. i guess it wasn't good. >> they said we beat profit estimates and, frankly, good advertising. they are benefiting from all the uncertainty around tiktok, because if you're an advertiser and your not sure if you can get eyeballs on tiktok, you're going to go spend and get the eyeballs on snap. so they mentioned that but, again, we're not seeing that in the price action today. stuart: okay. taylor, thank you very much, indeed. >>> coming up, we talked about a trump hatred from the democrats. now they really can't hide their a hatred fehr loan musk. >> elon musk is a nazi -- [inaudible] if baby, a godless, lawless billionaire! >> not one republican in america voted for elon musk! they have not one vegetarian in america voted for elon musk. [laughter] stuart: they are animated, aren't they? is

sincere harris, chief deputy mayor vanessa garrett harley, chief deputy mayor and the entire parker administration, cabinet. thank you all so very much for your support and the hard work that you are demonstrating. we will get through this and we will get through it together. thank you all so very much. and we'll report back later. >> all right. still unclear why this medevac plane crashed there in philadelphia, but you heard from a variety of of officials there bringing us up to date on the casualties and also warning expect changes to the casualty figures. right now, six people who were on board, including a child on board that medevac plane, perished. one died on the ground and 19 were injured on the ground. and you can see from these images here, these aerial pictures, how widespread the debris field is. you heard the governor there saying the area of impact is 4 to 6 blocks there. you heard the mayor of philadelphia, cherelle parker let people know that it is not going to be unlikely for them to come out of their homes, go to their cars and see something unusual, which very much could be evid

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belonged to a biker group called the carolina thunder christian motorcycle club, helping hands and harleysrly every weekend with the couple, and kay knew something about judy and jamie that almost no one else did. kay black: talking with judy, i knew their marriage wasn't like he was making everybody believe. he'll find out-- andrea canning: jamie told others, including detective reynolds in that interview, he had a strong, happy marriage. like what? >> i mean, just. >> anything that i need. >> to. >> know about. okay. >> thank you. we had a great life. did you? >> you never got married. >> everybody has disagreements. >> please go talk to some of my friends. you'll find out that. you're perfect. i mean, we're you're perfect. i mean, we're just andrea canning: kay says, a few months before her death, judy confided in her that her marriage was on the rocks. she thought something was going on with jamie and another woman-- a single mom named teri king, who also happened to be the bike club's treasurer. kay black: she started having her suspicions. what is she thinking? kay black: she was thi

i remember when harley-davidson couldn't sell their motorbikes into india because the fact that indiaorced, i guess they -- a while ago -- a factory in india to avoid paying the tariffs, and that is what people can do with us, they can build a factory here, a plant or whatever it may be here, and that includes the medical, that includes cars, ships and semiconductors, that includes everything. if you build here you have no tariffs whatsoever. i think that is what is going to happen. i think our country is going to be flooded with jobs. >> reporter: what is the timeline? are prices going to go up? >> not necessarily. but i'll tell you what will go up is jobs. the jobs will go up tremendously. we are going to have great jobs. jobs for everybody. this is something that should have been done many years ago. china did it. china did it at a level probably nobody has ever seen before. if you manufactured a car, you couldn't send it into china, the tariff was so high, so everybody went and they built in china, it was no big secret. so we are going to see. it is going to be tremendous amounts

think about in europe what happened to harley and levi's.still to come, here is dani burger. dani: president trump has directed the treasury to stop making the penny through a broader effort to cut waste. the u.s. mint said in its annual report it will cost 3.7 cents to produce and distribute the penny. that is up 20% from the previous year. higher costs are due to the rising cost of metals like zinc and copper. deepseek is hiring. they are recruiting specialists to expand tech ambitions. the company advertised at least half a dozen jobs focused on ai. deepseek is trying to continue to be at the forefront of chinese ai. philadelphia will hold a parade to celebrate the eagles victory over the chiefs in super bowl lix. it remains to be seen if they will be invited to visit the white house. the team did not visit after their 2018 victory. that is your brief. jonathan: thanks for this morning. we will set you up for the week ahead. from new york, you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ jonathan: equities on the s&p at session highs. your trading week l

. >> harley davidson's. >> think of things. >> like that, very. >> common consumer products. >> thisably. >> going to come if. >> those companies countries don't back down. >> okay. thursday, donald trump said that he thinks prices could go up for americans before coming back down. but then you have mark zandi of moody's analytics, who predicts slower gdp growth by the end of this year, even slower growth next year, and then price increases for americans in 2025. would that support trump's claims that the prices are going to come back down? >> yeah, he. >> didn't say when. and we know that. >> tariffs are inflationary. >> full stop. >> so when you think about what they do. they pass. >> those mean higher costs. >> to the. >> importer or the importer passing those on to the consumer, the consumer having to pay more for that. and what the feeling is, is that the consumers are. >> going to get tapped out. >> slow down. spending and spending is 70% of gdp. tariffs also have this. >> way of messing up the supply chain. >> because companies don't know. >> how much to import, how much suppl