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From CBS News headquarters in New York, This is the CBS Evening News.

Good evening, I'm Maurice DuBois.

I'm John Dickerson.

When President Trump addresses Congress tonight,

he'll be standing before the only group of Americans

empowered to declare war, just hours after he started one, a trade war, whose first casualties

were investors. New import taxes took effect today, 25% on goods from Canada and Mexico, and

doubling to 20% on goods from China. That was followed quickly by threats of retaliation and

another sell-off on Wall Street.

Stocks plunged. The Dow lost one and a half percent, a total of 3 percent since the president announced the tariffs yesterday.

But this may be a short war. Peace talks are already underway. The Commerce Secretary says he's been on the phone with Canada and Mexico.

Polls suggest it was the economy more than anything that got Mr. Trump elected. Now,

Caitlin Huey Burns reports Americans are watching closely to see how he handles it. Caitlin?

Hey, John, that's right. The economy helped put Donald Trump back in the White House, and it's expected to be a key pillar of his speech tonight. We're told he's going to talk about lowering prices for Americans, even if his tariff plan threatens to raise them. We traveled to York, Pennsylvania, to get an assessment, a report from voters and residents

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