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Deal with them, and basically, i see it as attacks on american consumers. >> they would also take ahead if these were to go into effect. they represent companies like hasbro and mattel. they say that they would be devastating to their industry, following what happened last year when toys 'r' us shut down. we also talk to to the senior vice president of apparel and footwear, representing gap, l.l. bean. they say that these tariffs could wipe out entire companies, midsize to small if they don't hike prices for consumers. >> we certainly expect to see a more expensive toys. >> it is an extinction...

A $35.00 for manic mercedes expands his range of subcompact sports cars the $225.00 kilowatt power train familiar from the a $35.00 has been transplanted to the c.l.a. equipped with a race started mode and variable all wheel drive the 4 door sedan leaps from $0.00 to $100.00 kilometers per hour and just $4.00 seconds it will hit showroom floors in august 29th. audi's amy provides a glimpse of the future of urban driving featuring compact dimensions around a spacious pioneering interior and level 4 keep ability for automated driving. that means it needs no active input from the driver at 4.3 me...

Rav four. the toyota rav four is one of the best selling cars on earth over four generations it has sold more than eight and a half million units the new generation is said to continue this winning streak. it's a missile contest on the left stick condors the continuing popularity of the s.u.v. and wonders chose to started the trend you know is the answer it was toyota in one nine hundred ninety four with the rav four. the toyota was the first car maker to roll out a mid-size and she'll be around for his fifth generation came out in twenty eighteen and romney's going to see what changes have be...

What you're say if that happened you'd see that the consequences for that, american businesses and american workers as well? >> absolutely. and it happens directly and indirectly. they are in many ways, it's not just these big multinationals whose investments in china are throwing off valuable revenue, it's small or mid-size companies in the u.s. that are importing key components from china and the knock-on effects directly and indirectly through third markets as well. paul: if there's a silver lining here it could be slowdown in growth in china and the potential effects in the united states w...

Should suffer that's fine, but what you're say if that happened you'd see that the consequences for that, american businesses and american workers as well? >> absolutely. and it happens directly and indirectly. they are in many ways, it's not just these big multinationals whose investments in china are throwing off valuable revenue, it's small or mid-size companies in the u.s. that are importing key components from china and the knock-on effects directly and indirectly through third markets as well. paul: if there's a silver lining here it could be slowdown in growth in china and the potential...