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Forcing layoffs, killing jobs, not creating them. >> a lot of us are looking to retire from a company and right now, its a big concern that we dont know what is going to happen. >> this was kaiser steel, a huge integrated plants like those in pennsylvania that mind or down the street but it went bankrupt, replaced by this model using imported slabs because the owners say the midwest could not or would not supply competitor. the owner say they have the trump administration is flexible, and that i...

Rockies. unlike mills in the midwest that makes steel, california imports its raw material in slabs. converting it into coils and pipes and sell it to companies that turn finished steel into framing, solar panels and more. >> we are american jobs. >> reporter: one problem is transportation. importing slabs from mexico and brazil by ship cost $20 a ton. moving it by rail from the midwest more than $100. >> the freight cost to bring from those countries to california, cost one fourth of the freigh...

>> reporter: the problem is that china has been dumping finished steel like you see in that coil at $200 a ton. u.s. market price is $400 a ton. you can see that slapping a tariff necessarily in the slabs wont solve the problem. these guys are the largest in port of l.a. they have 200 customer who buy their product. you can see the ripple effect in the economy if a like this largest in the west coast, goes down the tubes. back to you. >> julie: thank you. >> jon: fox news confirms president trum...

Tariff. otherwise he says as costs rise, clients buy less, forcing layoffs, killing jobs, not creating them. >> lot of us are looking to retire from this company. and right now, its a big concern that we dont know whats going to happen. >> reporter: so according to the industry, the problem is china is dumping steel like this at $200 a ton. actual market price here in the united states is $400. so if you put a tariff on slabs like this, the company says youre really only hurting the end user oil...

Thing. and thats whats gonna hurt us as a company if this goes through. >> if they impose tariffs on the slab, it will harm our business very bad. >> reporter: california steel is the largest producer west of the rockies. california imports its raw material in slabs, converting it into coils and pipes then selling it to companies that turn finish school into framing, solar panels and more. >> talking about saving american jobs, right? we are american jobs. >> reporter: he said one problem is tra...

Them money to let them comen at night and spend a couple of hours undisturbed with the freshest male corpse. these corpses, because i know these guys, laying out on slabs, theyre in there going, well, life was tough. that was pretty hard to live up to. i have faced death and im glad i went through it. well, now im ready to spend eternity in heaven and be with jesus. ♪ rock of ages >> hey what is this [ bleep ]? i dont believe this, theres a guys [ bleep ] in my ass. >> just that guy sitting th...

Day. dust and debris were filled on the floor below. police are investigating but they are saying theres no evidence of explosives. live in london with more on the story, many people are hurt, benjamin. >> many people hurt but no one dead. very fortunately. still dont know what caused it but we are speaking to people and they say it could have been a lot worse. you mentioned happened at lunch time. many people had fortunately left the building at the time. this balcony just collapsed. it gave wa...

Of gastronomy? ho, look at that sauce. holy crap. the devilishly difficult lievre a la royale, a boneless wild hare in a sauce of its own blood, a generous heaping of fresh black truffle, garnished with thick slabs of foie gras, seared directly on the top of the cabins wood stove. oh, damn. look at that. >> david: were -- were in a wooden shack, over 3 feet of ice and 100 feet of water. >> anthony: you are hopeless, hopeless romantics, gentleman. oh, jesus. look at that. oh. the seared foie is p...

Sister in law and the four year old granddaughter were here everyone was sleeping. and suddenly there was such an explosion all the window panes were blown out and even the doors. on the night of september eighth to september ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety nine a four hundred kilo bomb destroyed the entire central section of the nine story building. the explosion was so violent that reinforced concrete slabs tore holes in neighboring buildings. ninety four residents were killed and more ...

To inspect difficult-to-reach pipelines, so we can detect leaks before humans can see them. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. heather: 15 cuban diplomats have been kicked out of washington. rex tillerson making the decision after he says the cuban government failed to protect our diplomats in havana. that is where at least 22 fell seriously ill after serious sonic attacks. cuba has denied responsibility. rob: very bizarre. one of president trump wants camp...