CAMEROTA: Global markets are sharply down this morning after President Trump threatens to impose an additional $200 billion in tariffs on Chinese goods. China vows to strike back hard. So, all this happening at the same time that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is meeting with China's president. What's that about? CNN's Matt Rivers is live in Beijing for us with more. What's happening there, Matt?</s>MATT RIVERS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes. Well, what's happening is that the Chinese are calling this latest threat from the Trump administration blackmail and saying that if the United -- if the Trump administration goes forward with an additional $200 billion in tariffs they're going to do the same. And that's why people keep calling this a trade war. The United States hits first, China hits back, and so on and so forth. If China does hit back it's going to hurt the American consumer. They're going to put more tariffs on American imports and they're going to target companies -- big American companies that rely on China for their bottom lines. Think Apple, Boeing, Sysco, Ford, GM. All those companies employ Americans. And it all -- at the same time, as if that's not enough, Kim Jong Un is here in Beijing, his third visit to Beijing in the last several months alone. He is going to be talking with Chinese President Xi Jinping about that summit. And clearly, what's going to happen is Chinese President Xi Jinping going to make sure that China's strategic interests, which often do not align with those of the United States, will be represented at the negotiating table going forward -- John.</s>BERMAN: Matt Rivers, thank you very, very much. These 2,000 children separated from their parents -- the key question, is it child abuse? We're going to speak to the president of the American Academy of Pediatrics and put that question to her. Stay with us.
Trump Threatens New Tariffs On $200 Billion Of Chinese Goods