as one of the front runners, but another outside or who is seen as a real front runner is former bank of canada, the governor, former bank of england, a governor, mark carney. he is it. he is a canadian. obviously he is a real. he is a former investment banker and he's also a progress if you see him on your screen there. so he is, i think considered the, the leading candidate right now. a man who could stand up are both to donald trump, but also to canada's conservative leader peer probably asked when it comes to the economy. it was the economy ultimately that started into the road. the support for don a for, for justin trio. and how he is, he has managed it, is in post pandemic. so mark carnie is the front runner, christian freeland, and then the current finance minister don liquid law. melanie shall lee, who is the foreign affairs minister um are seen as, as, as, as real contenders here including anita and, and who is the administer of labor right now. it's a hard thing to do, i guess, but you've had time to think about it for a while, giving us the best. 30 seconds on justin for dies legacy

former bank of canada and bank of england governor mark carney has announced he wants to be the nextparty. if he wins, the 59—year—old will succeed prime ministerjustin trudeau and lead the country into the next general election, which will take place this year. and that is it for myself. hello, let's start with the action at the australian open, where the two—time champion naomi 0saka is out. she was forced to retire injured from her third round match against belinda. she began to struggle with an abdominal injury late in the opening session and then she decided to call it a day before the start of the second set. as far in the women's draw, the top seed continued her bid for a third consecutive title in melbourne with a victory over denmark's clara. the 26—year—old belarusian it was made to work for her 7—664 victory on the arena. she secured the win in two hours and six minutes. she secured the win in two hours and six minutes.— and six minutes. she played incredible _ and six minutes. she played incredible tennis, _ and six minutes. she played incredible tennis, i - and six minut

former bank of canada and bank of england governor mark carney has announced he wants to be the nextucceed prime minister justin trudeau and lead the country into the next general election, which will take place this year. stay with us here on bbc news. improving weather conditions and slower winds across southern california are giving exhausted fire crews some respite as they continue to try and contain the devestating fires across los angeles. clive myrie reports from la. oh, no! this is the story of an american tragedy. another sunny day in southern california is about to turn very dark. so, i'm sitting at home on the couch with the dogs. cheryll comes in the house and says... hey, babe, i need you to come out here right now. we have a very big problem. what? holy bleep! cheryll ku had spotted a fire in the canyon above the house she shares with husband jeffrey in a suburb of los angeles. oh, no! high winds were threatening a catastrophe and their doorbell camera captures what happened next. we discussed things that we couldn't leave behind. essentially, we needed to to leave as q

there is the former chancellor of the exchequer mark carney, the previous former bank of canada governor the more intellectual side of the liberal party. he might be someone to watch for. but at this point, the liberals are at least 20 points back, and that is a pretty tough slog to bounceback. anchor: let me ask you, how much did the threat from donald trump to impose these high tariffs on canada, how much of a role did that play in all of this? guest: i think it hurt him significantly. he was already facing a leadership crisis leading up to this. but when he went down to mar-a-lago to meet donald trump to talk about tariffs, that meeting did not go well. he returned back to canada and that is where you saw trump posting those mocking tones, demoting trudeau from prime minister to governor, saying canada should be the 51st state. there is a real sense that trudeau is not taken seriously. the same week trump announced those tariffs, the president of mexico shot back at trump, saying, this isn't happening. trump didn't say anything to her but he relentlessly mocked trudeau. in the right w

>> the biggest names are obviously mark carney, the former governor of the bank of england, the former governor of the bank of canada, a man with a big reputation around economic issues and the other big name is christie of freeland potentially , long-time deputy prime minister who set the ball in motion for today's events when she resigned and says she was at odds with the prime minister and that the prime minister was not taking the threat of a trade war seriously enough. that was a blow from which trudeau could not recover and freeland because of her long-standing in the liberal parties, is going to be a player if she chooses to run but there are others too. there's melanie julie, the replacement finance minister who stepped in and is a long time liberal and friend of justin trudeau and a dark first candidate is the former premier of british columbia, less well-known but somebody with a reputation within the country. >> so those are some of the key contenders and their backgrounds. what are you and the team watching for in the days and weeks ahead and to what extent will some of these candidates consider this a p

there is also a mark carney, who's a former head of the bank of canada and also the bank of england kind of an interesting job here she had, there was a consecutive job. sir, you can say he um is uh you could say a global is through and through. he actually called publicly during the freedom comm way movement for protesters to have their bank accounts blogs and said that it was all about for an interference. that movement wasn't organic, it turns out he was wrong, and that was even the range of the canadian intelligence services when he got up to speak in front of reporters. he, the 1st things he said were things like, well, you know, i'm really proud of the priorities that i took care of while what comes after justin to know might not be better than judo himself, but despise the party. some time to come up with an alternative to go without actually having to collapse parliament and trigger an election. it allows them to hold power by suspending it for the time being while they get their own house order . and then when they come back with a new leader on march 21st, it's like every shuff

busy mark kearney, who's a former head of the bank of canada and also the bank of england kind of an interesting job here he had, there is a consecutive job, sir. you can say he is a, you can say a global is through and through. he actually called public lee enjoying the freedom conway movement for protesters to have their bank accounts. i've locked and said that it was all about for an interference. that movement wasn't organic, it turns on he was wrong, and that was even a grain to the canadian intelligence service is what comes after. just didn't, you know, might not be better than to go himself, but despise the party some time to come up with an alternative to, to do without actually talking to collapse parliament and trigger an election. and it allows them to hold power by suspending it for the time being while they get their own house in order. and then when they come back with a new leader on march 21st, it's like a re shuffling of the cards. everything gets reset to 0. for the liberal party, it's like nothing really ever happened. they come in with a new leader. again, there'

leadership race, and the people that you would know in the uk, mark carney, the former governor of the bank of england and the bank of canadand, so there are good people, and we need canadians to have a choice, because a lot of the progress we have made, when it comes to tackling climate change, and by the way, i have to do this, but all the carbon tax money goes back to people. it is revenue neutral. just on that, we have seen farmers protesting against carbon taxes, green issues with the greens suffering in the european parliament at the last election. is that the wind of change that is blowing across canada, with people rejecting some of the more liberal policies thatjustin trudeau stood for? fin policies that justin trudeau stood for?— policies that justin trudeau stood for? , : stood for? on carbon pricing, it is the most _ stood for? on carbon pricing, it is the most conservative i it is the most conservative policy done in the most conservative way, the problem is that we had the opposition talking about how it raised prices and a large part of inflation in canada was due to the price of energy, not a red —— revenue n

he is a canadian economist and former governor of the bank of canada and bank of england.lcome mark carney! sir! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] welcome, sir. i welcome you to our land, america. we are soon to be -- >> well, there was a border when i came, jon. >> jon: when was the last time you checked twitter? >> [laughs] >> jon: so you -- you have really involve yourself in -- i remember you from 2008 and i truly -- i mean this. your work and helping can i get through the economic crisis of 2008, the financial crisis that hit this country terribly, and i thought made a lot of really painful decisions for the people of this country, i thought canada avoided the worst of that. and i believe you played a very strong role in that. >> i mean, thank you. we did. [applause] you know, we did because we didn't do things that we didn't understand. so we didn't let our banks to think that they didn't understand just because all the other banks were doing them. so subprime, cdo squared, really fancy derivatives -- >> jon: you are saying, you thought, let's not let the banks dissolve mort

would know, mark carney is likely to step up, the former governor of the bank of england and the bank of canada freeland, who was a finance minister until she stepped down. so they are good people, and we need canadians to have a choice. i'm really concerned, because a lot of the progress we have made , when it comes to tackling climate change -- and by the way, i have to do this, but all the money goes back to people, it is revenue neutral. christian: just on that issue, because we've seen protests against carbon taxes, against green issues, the greens in the european parliament suffered badly in the last election. do you think people are rejecting some of the more liberal policies that justin trudeau spoke for? ms. mckenna: on carbon pricing, it is the most conservative policy done in the most conservative way, but we have the opposition who literally lied about it, talking about outrageous prices. and the reason the large part of inflation again that was due to energy prices, the price of oil and gas, not a revenue neutral carbon tax. there is a challenge with misinformation, to fight these

the former governor of the bank of england, mark carney, is running to replace justin trudeau, as leader of canada's carney launched his bid from an ice rink in his hometown of alberta. mr trudeau announced his intention to resign as prime minister earlier this month. the incoming white house national security adviser says donald trump will try to save tiktok before a ban comes into place. the supreme court is due to rule on a law that gave the apps owner until sunday to sell its us operations or face a ban. apple has suspended a new artificial intelligence feature that drew complaints, including from the bbc and the new york times, for making repeated mistakes in its news summaries. apple had previously promised only a software update that would clarify the role of ai in summary creation. last year saw the fastest annual rise in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere. that's according to data from a research station in hawaii. the study from the uk's met office has warned that co2 at current levels are incompatible with the target of keeping global temperatures below one poin

the former governor of the bank of england, mark carney, is running to replace justin trudeau, as leader of canada'slaunched his bid from an ice rink in his hometown of alberta. mr trudeau announced his intention to resign as prime minister earlier this month. the incoming white house national security adviser says donald trump will try to save tiktok before a ban comes into place. the supreme court is due to rule on a law that gave the apps owner until sunday to sell its us operations or face a ban. apple has suspended a new artificial intelligence feature that drew complaints, including from the bbc and the new york times, for making repeated mistakes in its news summaries. apple had previously promised only a software update that would clarify the role of ai in summary creation. levels of the most significant planet—warming gas in our atmosphere, carbon dioxide, rose more quickly than ever previously recorded last year. that's according to a study from the uk's met office which has warned that co2 at current levels are incompatible with the target of keeping global temperatures below 1.5 degrees.

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a former governor of both of the canadian and bridges central banks has announced his campaign to succeed justin. to do this, canada's prime minister and head of the liberal party, one of the candidates have a week to declare if they wished to challenge county as part of the united states as imposed sanctions on sedans. army chief abdul thought to albert han accusing his forces of attacking civilians and using hunger as a weapon of war becomes a week after the us. sanctions ahead off the power in the way to treat forces have been fighting the signees army almost 2 years. russian president vladimir putin has promised the president of the central african republic continued support. we must go is deployed hundreds of monitoring instructors to help battle rebels. actions the fighters from russia's wagner's mercenary group has supported government forces since 2018 american. so make a david lynch has died at the age of 78, known for his doc and so real autistic vision. he and best direct oscar nominations for blue velvet and the elephant man as well as mulholland drive. he was also behind the groundbreaking tv series twin

headlines around the world. mont county, a former governor of both the canadian and bridges central banks, has announced his campaign to succeed just intruder. as canada's prime minister and head of the liberal party of the candidates have a week to declare if they wish, if they wished to challenge county as potty, leda hungry, global pride. well here is parliament has approved a coalition government led by the centre right? gab parts, even after months of negotiations, the former speak of parliament rose and so he has called has been elected. prime minister dispatched to restore financial stability and maintain a pro european union and pro nato track american. so make a david lynch has died of the age of 78. no toys doc ad. so real autistic vision. you scored best direct to oscar nominations for blue velvet, an elephant man and mulholland drive. there's also behind the groundbreaking tv series twin peaks. a return to the story of israel and how much let's bring in dw use constantine, egret, who's in jerusalem constantine saying it's a mob been covered and missing arrows for rights administer for national security saying he'll resign if this deal goes t

he was a former governor of the bank of, of, of england before the governor of the bank of canada. there you see him on your screen. he is, he is a moderate, he is well connected internationally and he's also well respected what he's also perhaps most importantly an outside or to the true go liberal baggage. so uh, so by all accounts, he's probably the front runner at this point. so whoever wins will have to deal with or us present, threatening to impose 25 percent tires on canadian goods. unless off to a stands. what donald trump says is a flow of migrants and drugs into the us is not likely to be a cum painting issue. for the post of the liberal party leader and indeed a prime minister issue. oh, i think that is that is a significant concern for any politician in canada right now. that's possible. a future prime ministers as well as premier's because of that possible 25 percent tariff this this has become a real concern. so we will be who will have the, the strongest strategy on dealing with president trump going forward. so i will be watching that closely. it will be a significa

a lot, tammy, a former governor of both the canadian and british central banks as announced his campaign to succeed. justin should go as canada's prime minister and head of the liberal party. all the candidates have a week to declare the wish to challenge county as potty need. roberts, us as imposed sanctions on sedans, army chief adults at the elbow, head accusing his forces of a, of attacking civilians and using hunger as a weapon of yours. comes a week after washington also sanctioned the head of the apartment entry forces. we've been fighting the sidney's army for almost 2 years. i can still make and ride to david lynch has died at the age of 78. lynch had been suffering from the fema after years of smoking left him relying on supplemental oxygen known for his dog and serial vision of his vision. he scored best direct oscar nominations for blue velvet. the elephant man. i'm a holland drive is also behind the groundbreaking tvc rece, twin peaks as bringing entertainment. janice k. j matthews, in los angeles. does it have you on the program again k j. now? what was it about david lynch's style that made him such an influence

newsnight to the 5 take 77 take over as ca nada's favourite to take over as canada's prime minister in the next few minutes, former bank of fready is united ready to j canada is united and ready to retaliate. newsnight, bbc and and on iplayer. more allegations have emerged about prince andrew who's been banned from the uk. court documents show that a senior aide to the prince with bbc newsnight had been �*ill— advised' and �*unsuccessful�*. in which he'd tried to explain his friendship here's our senior royal correspondent daniela relph. his role in public life, and damaged his relationship with the royal family. of guilt, regret or shame... he wrote to yang tengbo television interview." total support and loyalty. " placed on their friendship. mr yang has described the allegations against him as "entirely unfounded" and called the uk's position on china "inconsistent and erratic". on prince andrew and his relationship did you see him or speak to him again? no. no, that was that. funnily enough, 2010 was it. to be from prince andrew, continue to make headlines daniela relph, bbc news. 41 bodies have so far been recovered f

. >> mark carney, the former governor of the bank of canada and bank of england is considering runningor prime minister of canada to succeed justin trudeau. he's received support from lawmakers and supporters who want positive change and a winning economic plan. he holds a series of business and philanthropic positions including serving as the chair of bloomberg inc. janet yellen spoke with china's vice premier a week after the u.s. said the chinese state-sponsored hackers had breached about 100 treasury department computers. yellow expressed concerns about malicious cyber activity. the treasury secretary also warned of consequences for chinese companies that support russia's war in ukraine as well as chinese industrial overcapacity which he says is harming u.s. business. mcdonald's is no longer setting aspirational representational goals, a revamp of its approach to diversity, equity and inclusion policy. the company is retiring as di pledge and renaming its diversity team as a global inclusion team. that donald cited the evolving landscape around di and the u.s. as a factor in its de

the former bank of england governor has been linked with the political role in canada. tement issued, he said he is considering running in the leadership election and he is encouraged by the support of mps from the liberal party. >>> coming up on the show, the u.s. dollar hoefrs around the one week low amid investor hopes trump will soften his tariffs stance. well have details after this break. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm silvia amaro and here are your headlines. looking for the inflation print after hope the ecb cou

canada. mark carney, the former bank men head is thinking of getting into this and throwing his hat in the rings well. to you have a currency named the loonie, let's start there. [ laughter ]>> there is the story. people in wall street focus on it, the feds top banking regulator, michael barr, city would depart as vice chair of supervision on february 28. that is unless the successors confirmed earlier. he plans to serve as a member of the feds board of governors. if he is not off the board, but the move avoids what was probably going to be a big battle with president-elect trump. he said he did believe that such a battle would damage the feds mission. he has been a key figure in negotiations on what was a proposal for the large banks to hold more capital to protect against losses and a financial crisis. the banks did not always love him. banking groups have lobbied against that proposal. it was proposal as to what would happen next. this does take off the table for now, some kind of bigger conversation the could argue that maybe this is a conversation with independence of the fed. >> i underst

former special assistant to barack obama. they will be talking about that and all the other big stories of the day. and let's just look at some of the other headlines making news today. former bank of canadand bank of england governor mark carney has entered the race to become leader of canada's governing liberal party. earlier this month, prime ministerjustin trudeau announced his intention to resign once a new party leader is selected. improving weather conditions and slower winds across southern california are giving exhausted fire crews some respite, as they continue to try to contain the devestating fires across los angeles. the fires began more than a week ago and have killed at least 25 people. the incoming us national security adviser says president—elect donald trump will find a way to save tiktok before a ban on the app is due to take effect. congressman mike waltz said trump would intervene if the supreme court upholds a law that would ban the platform unless it is sold by the 19th of january. the american film—maker david lynch has died at the age of 78. he was best known for the surrealist tv series twin peaks and films including mulholland drive and the elephant man. he rece