in empathy or self-reflection. for those who want to disengage, i can help. if they have the courage to confront their own hatred. i m going to charlottesville in two weeks. would you consider going with me? for what purpose? i m meeting heather heyers mom. and she s going through a lot of pain because of what happened to her daughter. would you consider going with me? i would car it. i can t say yes or no. i will consider it. what are your reservations? what she would have to say would be revolved around trying to make me feel guilty. you haven t met her. you can t make that assumption. ? ? most pills don t finish the job
tariffs could kill up to 40,000 auto jobs. that number amounts to nearly one third of the overall steel work force or equivalent of that. joining me now is the co-author of the analysis ben steel, senior fellow of international economics at counsel on foreign relations and with us is edward alden from the council on foreign relations specializing in u.s. economic competitiveness. good to see you both. thank you for being with us. ben, let me start with you. one of the reasons for thinking that there would be auto jobs lost is that the commerce secretary wilbur ross got on tv and said it will be maybe a 2% increase in the cost of cars. i think your calculation was 1.3% or thereabouts. but there is a whole lot of price sensitivity in cars. absolutely. and that is what he s underestimating. we calculate that that even less than a 1% increase in the cost of a car it would translate into a decline in global sales of up to 3.6%.
they go back to the car and start rushing but we ve noted all day, one of them stopped to pick up a shoe kicked out of the car here. and then they went driving away. and the point at which we wrecked this car, wolf from the original point in normal driving conditions would be about 12 minutes away. so they really had a plan of going some distance. and they did wreck the car it. got towed away and they hijacked another one and disappeared. bottom line wolf what barbara was talking about, four times four times they encountered trained police officers an not once could the officials stop them. good report tom foreman, thank you very much. we re following the news. we ll take a quick break and we ll be right back.
second. the picture they take is 10 by 10. they are going to basically map the world, as if you re up there with your camera going around the world going click, click, click and sending the signals down to the ground. right now 28 of them going around the world. over next while, they are putting out 100 of them. they are going to be like a permanent photographic record of the surface of the world, which think of all the different applications for agriculture, for natural disasters, missing airplanes like this one. it s pretty amazing and brand-new. like the planet has its own paparazzi. pretty much. how good are the pictures? down to four meters, 12 to 15 foot resolution. down to the size of a car it will see. definitely the size of an airplane. even though they are skin y with the wings and length of them, if
slipped out the back, meanwhile out front, more and more supporters of baby doc arrived in the streets here and started to chant and sing and they were holding up pictures, all which is a surprise when you consider the atrocities that he s associated with in this country. and then he was taken away. the car it that he was taken away in had bulletproof glass. i noticed one of the windows looked like it had been shot. that may have been before, but he drove away and made his way down to the french embassy. we re in the quinot quite sure going to happen next. we re seeing amazing video that is coming in. and as you ve been pointing out, there s a generation gap. the younger people don t remember the atrocity, they don t remember that this man and his wife are accused of stealing more than $500 million from the treasury. and so he s returning and as you