death trap found floating in the middle of the ocean, roughly 140 miles off the coast of bermuda. arwa damon takes a look at how the every day items we use are helping to form an island of algae and micro plastics, helping damage the ecosystem and the aquatic life caught within it. it is humbling to be out in the blue sea. a free floating seaweed dubbed the atlantic rainforest there is an unexpected array of biodiversity, along with our awe is the shocking realization of what we re doing to it. look at all that.
there s a boom in the economy butless also a boom in the confidence of the administration and the big question is are they going to shoot this recovery or themselves in the foot when it comes to the trade policy. because tariffs do increase the cost of every day items. now, yes we re seeing commodity price rises and global pulp prices rise, which has nothing to do with tariffs, but you re also seeing rising prices of washing machines and solar panels, both after we saw tariffs from the united states. you re also seeing rising costs of a can of coke cola or campbell s soup because of aluminum and steel price increases which makes it more expensive, beer as well, a lot of beer cans made out of aluminum. if the president goes further with his threat to tax $200 billion worth of imports from china, that will include a lot of consumer goods like furniture and handbags and fruit and fish. you can bet the prices of those
every day items will go even higher. let s say he doesn t. what if trade talks are resume being and china has blinked and the tariffs end up off the table. given how well the market is doing and business sent. and look at walmart numbers, people are spending. would that be a grand slam home run? it would. especially because we have word today that the chinese are coming back to the table for talks. it s a modest improvement in the relations, it s better than no talks at all and could signal we won t get tariffs and that s why the market loves this. the u.s. is the brightest spot in the world right now. that s always been the case. it s always been the case but because of this system husbatime ninth year of economic recovery, it just added fuel to the fire on the back of a better u.s. economy. we came off the better quarter of growth in years and this quarter is pointing to strong growth as well. the uncertainty on trade will be the wild card. if president trump can get the
jokes about maybe he forgot to take out q tips or cigarettes for later. giuiliani told the new york post he had no idea he was wearing them wrong. every day items can challenge politicians. from mitt romney, iron himself to hillary swiping her metro card five times. only to have snl reeenact the snafu. i ll take a cab. reporter: and when george w. bush felt himself shrink wrapped in a poncho. ellen got him a new one. and no wonder rudy wore them
i get caught, that s for sure. that s cost him more than 200 days and earned good time. but he says the extra time in prison is worth it. at the same time i lost by getting caught is well worth the sanity i would have lost if i would have done what they said and walked the line and shut my mouth and went to my house and did nothing and just sat there and watched my tv. i m more at ease with myself. i respect myself a lot more for having done what i want to do in here. that s my outlet. that s my escape. it s always been fascinating to me how these guys manage to get tattoos in prison. not only the items they need to do the tattoos but the fact they can get away with doing tattoos. any small wire can be straightened out and made into a needle. you can get motors out of appliances, tape recorders, cameras. along with needles, tattooing can also be made from every day