who succeeds john key?nister and deputy as bill english as the man he would like to see succeed. he says the national party would win awith bill as the leader. billing which was the leader back in 2002 and lead the national party to a defeat. obviously, the party will have its final say. the 2017 election, which was going to be a lock for the government at the end of 2017, has just got more interesting. angie: you can say that again. paul allen, thank you for that. and we are looking forward to the afternoon business in tokyo, where the italian vote has the yen stronger. as a result, the japanese shares are falling. we will get into the latest, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is 11:29 a.m. in hong kong and 12:29 p.m. in tokyo. this is first word news. is to resign after losing his referendum on constitutional reforms. as euro fell to its lowest he conceded defeat, saying the people had spoken. the no vote has 60% support. the opposition party is seen as the big winner. a landmarkhave won victory with the u.

this is what john key had to say.rship changed for the right reasons and handled well is good for a political party. for all these reasons, i told my cabinet and colleagues of my decision to step down. monday, expectation on national mps will hold a special caucus meeting to select a new leader, and later that day i will tender my resignation. this has been the hardest decision i have made, and i don't know what i will do next, but for me, it feels like the right time to go. the head ofo be global exchange for merrill lynch. he was still in norma sleep popular, and the government was enormously popular, and you would have been thought he was a safe bet for a fourth term, it but even malcolm turnbull sending a text reading, say it ain't so. well, it is so. yousef: quite a few people lining up for this gig, who was likely to take over from john key? >> john key said he would like bill english to take over. bill english held a press conference today, and he really didn't say too much about the leadership, saying he would

bill english is the continuity candidate, the finance minister under john key and was anointed by johnwell. such overwhelming numbers that the other two contenders dropped out. much changet expect apart from a reshuffled cabinet before christmas. stephen joyce will be the likely new finance minister. at the press conference after he was voted the party leader and by extension the prime minister, bill english had nothing particularly radical to say. he did take questions about new zealand on the international stage and said he hoped the country would continue to be an honest broker. >> after all, we are a small country. because of the increasing recognition of our good economy, open to trade, political stability, we are not having to deal with some of the difficult issues other countries are. i think we can have more influence in a positive forward thinking country. one difficult issue to mystically as housing affordability, the cap between the rich and poor is getting wider in new zealand, so we could see that shape up as a potential election issue next year. yet, butothing radical bil

but the resignation of john key was very much a surprise. and the new zealand stock market was down on the italy news. after john key made his announcement, it ended the session lower by 3/4 of a percent. john key said he needed to spend more time with his family. and moodys said this will not affect the sovereign credit profile. in fact, fiscal consolidation has been very effective and gdp has been broadbased. qp in new zealand was running at 3.6%. we have central banks in focus here in the asia pacific region. we have rba meeting tomorrow and the asx 200 down. the nifty turned positive as they look ahead to the rbi meeting on wednesday with many citizens hoping that the rbi will cut interest rates in order to alleviate some of the short-term pain that many citizens have been feeling with the demonitization drive. we'll look at the hang seng. after a two-year delay, mainland investors can pick from 400 listed hong kong stocks and international investors to pick from 900 or so. those are mostly tech-related or health care-related. the new ec

john key effectively anointed ill english as his successor and john key is so popular, it was unlikelyarty would go against him. we saw the other two contenders in the race dropping out pretty early on. bill english says there will be change, most likely a cabinet reshuffle which will come before christmas. in that brief shuffle, it's likely stephen joyce will be the new finance minister. you see bill english in the press conference a short time ago. he took a wide variety of questions, including on new andand becoming a public, new zealand's position on the world stage. here is what bill english had to say. >> we are a small country. because of the increasing international recognition of our open to trade come political stability, you're not having to deal with some of the difficult issues other countries are, i think we can have a bit more influence. bill english will face if you problems as this new primean -- new zealand minister. there is a growing divide between rich and poor in new zealand. stories in the local media of people having to live in garages and cars. ramy? ramy: he's

but he has a long history of success, john key.ead of global exchange for merrill lynch. along with bill english, he has made new zealand's economy one of the fastest in the world and saw the country through the financial crisis and devastating earthquakes. as you can see, the new zealand dollar sank on the news, everybody caught by surprise. john key going out on his own terms and on top. >> european populism has been an issue across many countries, many different elections. that right-wing populist movement has suffered a setback with alexander van der bellen set to be austria's next president. he is a green party backed candidate, running as an independent. do you see this as a turning point? that a pro-european candidate can win, and maybe it is not all about right-wing populist movements sweeping over the continent? >> no, in short. i think this is the limit to populism in a core european state. it is very much around memories of the 1930's and 1940's. i think the extreme right wing are going to struggle to get into power, eve

the new zealand finance minister has confirmed he wants to succeed john key as leader. he has held the finance post since october of 2014 and is the deputy prime minister and says he has the experience required. john key will step down and quick politics all together at the next politics saying he is ot a politician. . the italian prime minister has been asked to put his resignation on hold at least until parliament has approved a new budget. he said he would step down after voters overtwhemmingly rejected his reform. the budget could go before the senate as early as friday. ssia and china have voted -- vetoed a u.n. security council resslation for lepisto. -- their d to a defenses have buckled since russia's intervention in support of president asaad. they ordered rebel fighters to leave the city or face death. a group has accused its biggest hareholders of eroding confidence. e portrayed himself as one for independent decision making. he accused tata and others of overis hing their roles in his removal in october. global news. 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,60

new zealand's popular prime minister is john key says the job had take an toll on his family and he said a lot of leaders stay at the top for too long. >>> turning now to weather. a mixed bag of rain, snow, and ice. you can see the system on the east coast stretching from the deep south up through new england. downpours in the carolinas and d.c. you can see the rain/snow line right here in new york. >>> still ahead, an urgent warning for the holiday season. >>> and major victory for those protesting the dakota access pipeline. the army corps of engineers blocks traffic. >>> emergency landing. >>> new reaction coming in to the army corps of engineer's decision on the controversial north dakota pipeline. the corps saying they'll look at other ruths. house speaker paul ryan calls decisionmaking at its worst. late last night, the pipeline builder says it remains to building without a reroute. >>> this is often when we see an increase in scams involving phony delivery employees. this year is no different. as linsey davis reports. >> reporter: one home own sir eager to talk about this terrifyi

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. >>> john key is resigning after eight years as new zealand's leader. he said he wanted to leave while he was still on top of his game. >>> and fidel castro is now in turn in the city where he declared victory in cuba's revolution. his ashes in a boulder in the eastern city of santiago. the ceremony yesterday ended nine days of mourning on the eyelid i don't for the long time leader. some of the victims are foreigners and hotel guests tied bed sheets together to try to escape. some had to jump before they reached the ground. 50 others were injured. the fire started in the hotel kitchen. the cause is under investigation. >>> the death toll from those wildfires in east tennessee now stands at 14. nearly 1,700 homes and other buildings were destroyed or damaged by the fires. another 134 people were injured. mass text message telling people to evacuate was never sent because communications were lost. >>> jurors will resume deliberations this morning in the murder trial of a former south carolina police officer. they indicated friday that they might be deadl

john key saying the job had take an toll on his family. and he said a lot of leaders stay at the top for too long. >>> turning now to weather. a mixed bag of rain, snow, and ice. take a look at the radar. you can see the system on the east coast stretching from the deep south up through new england. downpours in the carolinas and d.c. you can see the rain/snow line right here in new york. >>> still ahead, an urgent warning for the holiday season. armed robbers posing as >>> and a major victory for those protesting the the dakota access pipeline. overnight, the company trying to build the pipeline reacts as the army corps of engineers blocks progress. >>> emergency landing. a plane's landing gear failing. when i have a headache, i don't want to put my life on hold. that's why i use fast-acting excedrin for my headaches. excedrin has two pain fighters plus a booster. and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin specializes in treating headaches. which is why moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [he

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new zealand has three senior ministers wanting to succeed prime minister john key.english was first to confirm his interest. he has held the finance post since october of 2014 and is the deputy prime minister. jonathan coleman and police minister judith are also in the race. key has publicly backed english. the highest close in 16 months works on the agreement to curb supply. non-cartel members will meet. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. how theeck in on markets have been trading in the asian pacific today. here is haidi lun. haidi: investors jumping into this recovery rally we saw shrugging off that short-lived that off on the back of italian referendum. the s&p 500 is down, hitting fresh record highs. the euro stabilized from the 20 month low. this is what we see, as of about midday. new zealand is doubling down on gains. that political shock of the resignation of the prime minister faded. we have gains in hong kong with the hang seng index headed for its steepest g

english succeeds john key.e inherits a party riding high and a solid economic platform to campaign on next year. japan's core machine orders jumped more than expected in october, a gain of more than 4%. in threehe first rise months. however, still down 5.5% from a year earlier. prices jumped .4% on a monthly basis. analysts had seen a slight fall. americas for decades one china policy may change with the donald trump saying nobody can dictate to whom he talks. the issue surfaced after beijing protested his phone call with the taiwanese leader. trump has threatened to brand china the concerns -- currency manipulator. managing director christine lagarde goes on trial on monday over charges related to her time as french finance minister. she is accused of failing to prevent government payout to a corruption tainted tycoon. million,arded $300 which christine lagarde did not oppose. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am sophi

. >>> new zealand's prime minister john key is resigning after eight years on the job. his announcement shocking the nation. he won a third term in 2013 and is one of the most popular leaders ever. he said the decision not to seek re-election was a hard one, but the need to spend more time with his wife and two children was a major factor. >>> a terrifying landing for air passengers in san antonio. the pilot declaring an in-flight new jersey becau emergency with issues with the landing gear. how it all turned out next on "early start." ♪ look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know - and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicar

john key was in the post for eight years and pretty much liked across the region.o we're seeing asian trade negative this morning. >>> as we look at what is going on in the broader markets, oil prices are higher again today. last week for the week oil prices were up more than 12%. you can see here, both wti crude and brent up about 1% or so. gas prices also, you know, are rallying to multi-year highs. i should say 6% year over year, that's per aaa for all the drivers out there. as we take a look at what is going on with the ten-year, we are sitting near 2.4. about where we were on friday on the back of the jobs number. so relatively unchanged for that metric. and the dollar is seeing some movement today against the euro. we saw bigger movements initially. and as wilfred just went through, the reaction to the italian referendum with things settling for the euro dollar from what we saw in early action against the pound just about flat there for the dollar pound trade. and if we take a look at what is going on with gold prices, gold is down about 1%. we're sitting at

in a surprise resignation, john key says he owes it to his family to step aside and has given everythinge can to the job. >> i honestly don't think on a family basis and a lot of other reasons i could commit for much beyond the next election. i've got no option but to do it now. now is the right time to do it rather than -- i've come too far to mislead the public. i'm not going to do that. >> mr. key has been in power for eight years. he's led the ruling national party for ten. has resignation will be final december 12th when the party picks a new leader. >>> a bitter cold front is sweeping across much of the united states. and this is just the start. >> pedram javaheri joins us to talk more about this. how bad will it be in parts of the united states? >> the coldest all season. winter is still about three weeks away. this will be as cold as you typically get in winter for parts of the united states. it's going to happen quickly. >> you've got rosemary worried. >> we'll show you what we have in store. we're talking about these temperatures in parts across the upper midwest, out toward po

english succeeds john key, who unexpectedly stepped down last week.inherits a party rising high in the polls and had a solid campaign platform. the financial ceo has resigned. currentg's chief executive unexpectedly announced last week that he would not seek a second return because of pressure on his family. anna: global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . anna: juliette saly is standing by. stocks in europe have set a bet ter bid tone. i was monday looking? -- how was monday looking? reporter: monday was looking good, but we have seen weakness come through in the afternoon session and we are looking at the shanghai markets with these concerns about the property market and more curves in china sending the shanghai composite down today, down more than 2.5%. that is the biggest drop we have seen on the shanghai composite since you and 13. hong kong's market, also under pressure. you were just talking about the unexpected resigna

english succeeds john key unexpectedly stepping down last week. he has a solid economic platform to campaign off of. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much. monday morning, let's talk about oil, the big story. we agreeded after the russian oil minister, spoke extensively to bloomberg television about the deal. >> i have to say the situation is different as we go country by country, but i was very pleasantly surprised to see so many countries respond to the invitation by opec and russia to participate in this. i would have to say most of the countries joined and is very important to say they join voluntarily. nobody will force them to reduce production. it is of their own will. most of these countries will be taking active measures to reduce production, and that is very important. manus: the group will reduce output by 550,000 barrels a day, while saudi arabia will now cut substantially to be below the target degree and last month'

well, new zealand's prime minister john key will step down next week. in a surprise announcement, he backed his deputy bill english to succeed him. he said for family reasons he could not commit to serving a fourth term. the next election is due late next year. the new zealand dollar flip on thped on the news. a green party backed leftist will be the next president of austria. orber hofer. numbe -- norbert hofer. the french prime minister will make an announcement at 5:30 p.m. statementne line from his office did not declare what he would announce, he is likely to declare his candidacy. president francois hollande said he would not seek reelection and valls previously said he would run if hollande did not. exite beginning britain's from the european union, the british supreme court will hea theresa may's case. the prime minister would likely try to limit the brexit in size and scope. officials are expecting unprecedented numbers of spectators, so much so that they have opened two neighboring courtrooms. president-elect donald trump has used twitter to r

willime minister john key step down next week. he has picked bill english to succeed him.e should not convince t commit to serving a full fourth term. new zealand's dollar slipped on the news, down nearly 0.5%. alexander ran as an independent and received almost 52% of the vote. comes in the face of a resurgence of right-wing anti-immigrant parties around the world. minister willme make an announcement at 5:30 p .m. u.k. time. his office did not say what he would announce, but he is expected to declare his candidacy in the french election. president fracois hollande said let's take he will not seek reelection and that valls previously said he would run if hollande did not. the government's case today against holding a vote in parliament before beginning the exit of the european union. defeat theresa may's -- of theresa may's administration would mean a parliament act. officials are expecting unprecedented numbers of spectators. they have opened two neighboring courtrooms to deal with the demand. president-elect donald trump used twitter to renew criticism of china over his

john key gave an emotional speech after eight years on the job saying it had taken its toll on his family. the national party will hold a special caucas a week from today to select a new leader. >>> the ashes of former cuban in their final resting place. the remains were placed inside a giant granite boulder, the only official monument to castro, who specifically requested his name and likeness never be used on institutions, streets, parks or other public sites. >>> european moderates are celebrating the results of austria's presidential election. alexander van der bellin appears to have defeated a right-wing candidate. official results are expected in the next day or so. against populism in europe in the wake of the brexit vote. >>> new images of the emergency landing at the san antonio airport. the united express plane touches down. a few sparks flying there. emergency chutes deployed. all 55 passengers were able to evacuate safely. >>> another flight to tell you about. this one started in philadelphia with 132 passengers on board. maybe you know where this one was going. [ baby crying

john key gave an emotional speech after eight years on the job saying it had taken its toll on his family. the national party will hold a special caucas a week from today to select a new leader. >>> the ashes of former cuban president fidel castro are now in their final resting place. the remains were placed inside a giant granite boulder, the only official monument to castro, who specifically requested his name and likeness never be used on institutions, streets, parks or >>> european moderates are celebrating the results of austria's presidential election. al defeated a right-wing candal results are expected in the next day or so. germany's foreign minister called the win a good sign against populism brexit vote. >>> new image s of the emergenc landing airport. the united express plane touches down. a few sparks there. emergency chutes deployed. all 55 pas >>> another flight to tel starta with 132 passengers on board.e was going. ] >> passenger 133, an expectant mother giving birth. it diverted to charleston where ambulances were on hand to bring the family to a hospital. i have one que

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english succeeds john key, who stepped down last week. he inherits the party riding high in the polls and a solid economic platform. hong kong's financial chief has resigned. the move signals that he will run to become chief executive in the first leadership contest since massive protests two years ago. hong kong's current chief executive, see why long, announced last week that he wouldn't seek a second term because of pressure on his family. global news 24 hours a day hours by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine: thank you so much. crude is surging after the first global oil cuts in 15 years. saysa's energy minister there is widespread support for the output reduction. >> i have to say the situation is different country by country. but i was pleasantly surprised to see so many countries respond to the invitation by opec and russia to participate in this deal. i would have to say that most of the countries which joined, and it is important to say they joined voluntarily, so no one is going to force

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john. in six key states, ohio, michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. 20% to 30% believe minorities are favoredthis country. donald trump talked about how badly minorities were treated and said you have been forgotten, you have been left out. of those people in each of those states they voted between 7-1 and 10-1 for donald trump. >> racial feelings. i don't want to call it racist feelings, but racial feelings were decisive. >> many factors in this campaign that were decisive. the discussion at harvard is for the purpose of history and you're supposed to have an honest conversation about the strengths, the weaknesses and the ups and downs and how the campaign was played. that was part of the discussion. i think we are still -- >> but a contributing factor were people with these racial opinions who voted along -- >> we talked. we have a candidate for president who talked about banning people and now the president-elect who talked about banning people from this country because of their religion. we had a president who talked about a judge not being able to do his job because of his heritage. he t

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john? >> tom foreman, key questions. thank you so much. back now with michael weiss and joining us, bobby ghosh. we had a very small taste of it here in the united states during the election. the argument over whether the united states or how many syrian refugees and refugees from other c countries the u.s. should accept. and europe, the numbers they have accepted already are exponentially higher. and there's a debate there as well, between what many see as their moral obligation to help and security. >> and germany is where a lot of this debate is taking place right now. angela merkel was the champion last year of the side of europe that says we have to take more of these people in as part of our responsibility, it's part of what we must do, and sort of, this is true to our european values. now she's under tremendous pressure. she has an election coming up next year. she's under tremendous pressure from right-wing forces, even before this attack, who have been saying, we've gone too far, we've got to get these people out of the country. i

and you outlined a lot of the key ones. >> john sculley, thanks for being with us.come back soon. always enjoy hearing your thoughts and talking to you. thanks so much. >> thanks, lou. >> uncovering voter fraud in detroit. it is shocking in a democratic major city. ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. >>> joining me now rachel campos-duffy and host of the mike gallagher radio show, mike gallagher. rachel, let's start with you. a big recount in michigan, detroit. 37% of the precincts? a little problem. >> absolutely. and, you know, there are more votes than they were people. they should be audited. there should be an investigation. it made me think what they did in my home state of wisconsin. jill stein came in for a recount, tried to put a stain on trump's victory. also we find out there was another reason they came to wisconsin, by the way. it was greed. a million in consultant fees. >> no. >> say that's not -

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space, he and wife annie founded the john glenn institute for public service at ohio state university. they also served as trustees of their alma mater, muss keying gum college. john scott, fox news. >>> and that's just a sampling of some of the things he accomplished in his extraordinary life. i want to bring back rusty schweiker and astronaut tom jones who have been sharing their thoughts and reflections about john glenn. i thought it was very interesting that president kennedy and his brother, robert kennedy, wanted john glenn to run for public office, run for senate shortly after his first mission, but apparent wli john aid he thought it was too soon after his historic flight and he thought his duty was to nasa and he turned the offer down, tom. >> he thought he would be viewed as cashing in on his celebrity. he had the most celebrated ticker-tape parade in new york ever since charles lindbergh or the end of world war ii. he didn't want to be viewed as a guy cashing in on his nasa celebrity. he waited a while asking for further flight assignments. he asked the boss at johnson for his next ride and never got an answer. he couldn't get a flight

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. >> president-elect donald trump added several key members to his cabinet. john kelly has been chosen to lead the homeland security department. the general served in iraq and put in charge of u.s. could you state your name command. he retired earlier this year. he is the third former military general in donald trump's cabinet behind michael flynn and james mad dog mattis. he selected pruitt to lead the environmental protection agency. it sparked backlash from leaders because pruitt is a known climate change denier and he sued the epa to roll back environmental regulations. wwe cofounder linda mcmahon's is the choice to lead the small business administration. she served as chief executive of the organization for years. mcmahon ran twice unsuccessfully. >> chicago's mayor emerged from trump tower to deliver a letter asking him to preserve policies designed to protect undocumented students. >> philadelphia's mayor was more than one of a dozen mayors to sign the letter. live at city hall with more on why the mayor is chiming in. >> building a wall and deportations we

and you outlined a lot of the key ones. lou: john sculley, thank you so much. up next.rump's incoming chief of staff defending his choice of rex tillerson for secretary of state. >> the truth is, having relationships with people is not a bad thing. we have a lot of problems in this world, and we are not going to solve those problems by making believe people don't exist. lou: i love that. tony sayegh and edgar cohen join me next as we await trump's thank you tour rally in wisconsin. we are told governor scott wearing and house speaker paul ryan will be joining him on stage tonight. stay with us. we'll be right back. ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. lou: president-elect trump taking his thank you tour to west allis, wisconsin for a rally just a day after the wisconsin election was certified and it was still in his favor and he actually picked up some votes. it looks crowd. we'll see about that and go to the venue before it takes the stage. joining me, tony sayegh and adriana coh

john, thanks a lot. >> with key cabinet posts filling, the focus now shifts to the economic and policynda. president-elect set to meet with tim cook, sheryl sandberg, jeff bezos and others. bill gates joining "squawk" this morning. listen to what he told our becky quick about expectations from the trump team. >> i think there's a lot of fascination to see what the new directions will be. donald trump was elected not so much for specific policies, but because the kind of leadership those voters wanted. so, he has a lot of flexibility on which issues he really goes after. and so that's why i think a dialogue now, you know, what are the positive things for america that he's thinking and who can help out with that? >> for more on the trump economic and business agenda, we're joined from washington by the president and former bane capital founding partner and author of the "new york times" best seller "the upside of inequality." good to talk to you both. we talked several times about whether or not a 4% number on our economy is doable. do these appointments feed your faith that it is? >> i

john: and there is another key appointment, who is in the job there? >> thomas foster is a veteran of the george w. bush white house, security consultant, title of assistant to the president on homeland security and counterterrorism, a big change because the transition team explains the role performed by a deputy national security adviser in the previous administration is being elevated and restored to independent status alongside the national security advisor. a decision that reflects the unwavering commitment president-elect trump has to the safety and security of the nation, its people and territory. the president-elect will be holding the highest level staff meeting. john: a busy day ahead and a nice one for us, thank you. melissa: the us failed to block a theory council resolution condemning israel, relations between president obama and primus to benjamin not in yahoo were strained and shelley at best. now tensions ratchet up again as the israeli ambassador claims the white house masterminded that vote was more team coverage with john huddy live i