two hundred ten percent now that twenty five percent taf dates all the way back to nine hundred sixty three it was known as the chicken tax a response to tariffs that france west germany imposed on imports of american chicken just goes to show trade tensions and nothing new but the damage they could inflict could be exponentially larger considering the global supply chains of today that are so interconnected and bible for just in time deliveries of parts we asked analyst and ellen horst how the road ahead would look with tariffs from washington . well it it it would be very very damaging specially for the german export industry especially with the net for the auto industry germany shipping six hundred thousand cars. every year and then these profit margins are pretty slim if you suddenly at ten fifteen percent of incremental tariffs every consulate from germany to the states will be sold at a loss and comics would need to seriously consider that a venue change that would cost a lot of money so the worries in germany right now are rightly so pretty high on all that said you'd think the

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japan and the next the world cup upset appeared to be in the making only now midway through the second taf belgium started to exploit their height advantage young fred tong in surprise japan's age. with this looping header after sixty nine minutes belgium were back in the game and it took them just five more minutes to equalize to mother one for ninety and then in the very dying seconds of the game deep in injury time another substitute nasser chartley snatched the dramatic belgian heart breaking for japan feels he will play brazil in the quarterfinals. so barbara that was a rather uncharacteristic performance from belgium who have pretty much rolled over their opponent so far yeah i think that's true for the first sixty minutes at least quite disappointing and belgium had also shown some fun rip . some south to be vulnerable and in the end i say they have just done once as so many favorites have done here struggling against a so called the underdog who was seventy playing a perfect game but i think it's more important that they actually have been able to fight back and so the strong perfo

. >>> the secretary of state on his way back to north korea now mike pompeo has the taf of finding a more concrete plan for denuclearization. >>> and a july 4th protest at the feet of lady lish. police had to cokes down a woman who said she was staying until all the children are released. >>> outstanding fireworks last night here in new york city. good morning, everyone and welcome to early start i'm dave briggs we were asleep. >> i went to bed before that. but beautiful. >> always nice to see them on the fifth. >> i love seeing the grand finale. >> i'm christine romans. i want 3:00 p.m. in thailand. good morning, everyone. president trump expected to make a final decision for the supreme court pick as soon as today. his choice to be a closely guarded secret in an otherwise leak prone white house. the lobbying campaign in full swing. the conservatives hoping to see their choice nominated while liberals push moderate senators against supporting a hard right pick. >> so far the president has interviewed 7 candidates sources tell cnn. the president narrowed it down to two or three optio

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trade, taf tariffs. >> then uber. that company has almost $80 billion valuation all built on growth. people outside the u.s. don't want it to grow that could be a problem. thank you. have a great day. >>> good morning everyone. i'm back. i am stephanie ruhle. my partner ali velshi off today. thursday, july 26. let's get smart. >> we have an outline, the first phase of that is to deal with the steel and aluminum tariffs and rye sip cal tariffs. and then an outline, as we've talked about yesterday, agriculture and chemicals and medical devices. so we're going to make a lot of progress. >> the president literally kissing and making up with the head of the european union. >> we're going towards zero tariffs. zero subsidies. >> the size between the two are actually almost identical. >> what concessions did the u.s. really get? >> this deal seems to have been won more than the europeans than the united states. >> you saw this enormous blow-back to the crazy idea paying the farmers $12 billion. >> did he tell you what transp

trade, taf tariffs. >> then uber.mpany has almost $80 billion valuation all built on growth. people outside the u.s. don't want it to grow that could be a problem. thank you. have a great day. >>> good morning everyone. i'm back. i am stephanie ruhle. my partner ali velshi off today. thursday, july 26. let's get smart. >> we have an outline, the first phase of that is to deal with the steel and aluminum tariffs and rye sip cal tariffs. and then an outline, as we've talked about

it builds on the uk's independent trade policy, reducing taf r reducing tariffs and two of the worldost advanced economies seizing the opportunity of new technology. all of this will further enhance our economic cooperation creating new jobs and prosperity for our people for generations to come. the uk/u.s. relationship is also defined by the role we play on the world stage. doing this means making tough calls and sometimes being prepared to say things others might rather not hear. from the outset president trump has been clear about his he sees the challenges we face and on many we agree. for example, the need to deal with the longstanding nuclear threat of dprk where the agreement in singapore has set in trade the prospect of denuclearization or the need to address the destable stabilizing the influence of iran in the middle east in yemen. or the need for nato allies to decrease spending or capability on which we saw increases at the summit. this week i announced a further uplift of 440 uk troops, a commitment to a mission that began as nato's only use of article five acting in sup