_ is a trend of anti—incumbency, and justin trudeau has been hit by the — and justin trudeau has beenomplaints, that the cost of living is too high, he got — the cost of living is too high, he got caught up in the anti—immigration wave when he was initially willing to open the gates, he faced a backlash for that, — the gates, he faced a backlash for that, and then trump becomes a source of division four— becomes a source of division four leaders debating how best to respond, and christian freeland, his finance minister, clearly— freeland, his finance minister, clearly had a different view, she has— clearly had a different view, she has a _ clearly had a different view, she has a huge amount of respect, _ she has a huge amount of respect, and when she resigned, that was— respect, and when she resigned, that was a — respect, and when she resigned, that was a final moment in the lead _ that was a final moment in the lead up — that was a final moment in the lead up to— that was a final moment in the lead up to what is a very significant decision and a very difficult — significant decision

-- justin trudeau today. | do think that _ wrong? -- justin trudeau today.. i do think that canada is - i do think that canada is better off. we have been able to half child poverty, we have a robust climate plan and we have survived negotiations with donald trump first time over trade, and he was a steady hand through the pandemic but the reality is that we stand to lose everything to the opposition leader who has been outspoken on these policies, because the choice was clear that people did not wantjustin trudeau to run again and that we would pay a price as a party. so it was to protect policies. so here there is an opportunity for a new leader, it is going to be very hard, but elections are about choices and we have good people who will step up, and canadians will step up, and canadians will be able to choose. there are some _ will be able to choose. there are some who _ will be able to choose. there are some who think - will be able to choose. there are some who think that - will be able to choose. there are some who think that he l will be able to choo

trudeau said he had discussed _ to say. justin trudeau said he had discussed with _ to say. justin trudeaud with his family, his future. he described himself as a fighter numerous times, but as we heard there in his statement, he ultimately decided that given the internal battles within his own party, more than a dozen members of parliament clung him to resign, that he could not be the best option in the elections. he said canadians deserved real choice. he said he would proto— parliament, suspend parliament until march. it would stave off a no—confidence vote in the government for some time. but justin trudeau, after nine years in office and after four months, really signalling that he would push on and stay on as the leader of the liberal party, finally he has decided that the internal battles are just too much for him to fight against. it really came after his deputy prime minister and finance minister suddenly resigning in mid—december, citing sharp criticism of justin trudeau and his handling of donald trump's threats of steep tariffs. after winter break, we know the answer — justin t

who would then take over from justin to though, as prime minister. now with the, the parliament due to a set at the end of the month, the opposition conservatives who are far in the lead impulse quote, has cold, full, and emergency session, dismissed the government, and called for an early election. they still could do so when parliament reconvenes in march the 24th. but justin crudo has no fault his party time, allowing them to go through a deed to ship a process which is complicated than itself. but sometimes in canada takes 3 to 4 months, will be executive the national executive to elect a new lead at all the liberal party. cool, cuz so now situation, everything in advance as it were. justin crudo staying on as prime minister until the liberal party can choose a replacement as a liberal party leader. who would then take cobra from to the as prime minister of canada, of to some 15 years, 9 years in office. okay, many thanks, mike, for giving us that update that from washington dc. that's not bringing jeffrey to book him. he's a physical commentator

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, is to step down after nine years in office.er pressure in recent months, with his liberal party slumping in the polls amid a cost of living crisis and political scandals. he'll stay on as caretaker leader until a successor is found, with a general election due later this year. here's sarah smith. ten years ago, justin trudeau was considered a breath of fresh canadian air as he was swept to power on a wave of what was then dubbed trudeaumania. you want a government with a vision and an agenda for this country that is positive and ambitious and hopeful. well, my friends, i promise you tonight that i will lead that government. young, good—looking and glamorous, he was inevitably compared to then—president 0bama, and was equally popular. but after a decade of living in the prime minister's residence, he emerged from it today to announce he is leaving. i intend to resign as party leader, as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. justin trudeau signed successful trade

we look to who will replace the outgoing canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. and bloomberg's executive editor is the chair of bloomberg's of directors. and traders are grappling with the prospect of rising trade tensions and that was one of the factors that led to the downfall arguably of trudeau after donald trump denied a washington post report that he's considering a more targeted approach to tariffs. he denied that. let's dive deeper into the action with valerie tytel. a reminder of the whipsaw effect of speculation around from's policies. >> what a whipsaw we had especially in the fx market around these headlines. the original reaction to that washington post article saw the dollar really erase a lot of its gains and against that the euro a big leg stronger versus the dollar on those original headlines, moved over a percent which i think showed there were a lot of euro shorts they got squeezed. we had reports of traders talking about the surgeon option volumes. a lot of them seem to be getting stopped out over these headlines yesterday but it was not just

justin, a plane crashing into a building in california and what we are learning. the winter storm and arctic blast we are tracking and actor justin baldoni striking back after blake lively accused him of sexual harassment while he files a lawsuit of his own and after x speakable tragedy the musical tradition bringing bourbon stet back. >> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. some looming questions about the deadly new orleans truck attack are being answered including whether the attacker had help. the answer, we are now told, is no according to authorities in new orleans who say the army veteran shamsud- din jabbar carried it out alone killing 14 new year's revelers on bourbon street. today it was reopened to the public while not far away tens of thousands descended on the superdome to witness college football's sugar bowl, all into the shadow of a massive police presence. investigators say they have tracked his movements from texas to new orleans beginning on december 30. and we are learning more about video postings on social

. >>> canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he will go. why he's stepping down weeks before mr. trump takes office. >>> overnight, nvidia takes the stop for the world's most valuable company. >>> we're a week into the new year, and here comes sweet temptation to break that dieting resolution. krispy kreme and pop-tarts team up for a new doughnut. it's tuesday, january 7. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin this morning as millions of americans are digging out after the first winter storm of the year. blasted across the midwest and mid atlantic. at least four people were killed across multiple states. the dangerous conditions canceled more than 2,000 flights and created slippery streets that left vehicles sliding. in some areas, snowfall totals hit at least 18 inches. in the nation's capital, a rare half a foot fell. >> we haven't had snow like this, really, in memory. i mean, this is the most at one time that i've ever seen since living here. >> schools across several states d

now, it was in the light of that that someone saying it was a question of time before justin trudeau leading the country. but it is by no means certain that whoever replaces him will go on to become prime minister because the liberal party, this is part of the problem that led to justin is part of the problem that led tojustin trudeau's doudle, is some 20 points behind the rubble conservative party into the opinion polls in canada at the opinion polls in canada at the moment.— the moment. and it is the economic— the moment. and it is the economic challenges i the moment. and it is the economic challenges that | the moment. and it is the i economic challenges that have kept canadians over the edge, it would seem, cost of living, high inflation, high cost of housing but also add to that the tariffs that could be impose in the very near future on canadian goods which could have a huge impact on their economy?— have a huge impact on their econom ? ~ , , ., . ~ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable _ economy? absolutely. the lack of affordable housing, - economy? absolutely. the lac

. >> it is not being helped justin trudeau being mocked by donald trump, america's tsitsipas states,tsitsipas states, and referring to trudeau as "governor trudeau," instead of prime minister. ♪ christian: justin trudeau steps down as prime minister. the end of an era in canada. an anti-populist, a feminist. we will hear from canada's former environment minister. also on the program, sir keir starmer tells elon musk he has crossed the line. the debate which refuses to go away. and snow and floods continue to affect much of the country. major issues in leicestershire and lincolnshire. new warnings issued. we will bring those to you. good evening. the u.s. convened this afternoon to certify donald trump's election victory in november. ordinarily, that is a formality, but of course all normal conventions were upended four years ago by the mob that ransacked the capital. unlike trump four years ago, kamala harris is not disputing the results, and unlike republicans in the aftermath of the 2020 election, democrats made a point of not challenging the count. vp harris: the votes for preside

justin caporale did that. it's amazing.nds me the lately at water who was the genius behind ronald reagan's fraternal order photo ops: gav at water instrumental roll in these moments. justin caporale is going next level with this stuff. a montage of trump in the garbage truck and a mcdonald's to remind our viewers how those events and moments played out. >> how do you like my garbage truck. it is in honor of kamala and joe biden. >> my response to joe and kamala is very simple. you can't lead america if you don't love americans. and, by the way, i want to thank all of our incredible sanitation workers all across america. [cheers] because they work hard. they really do work hard. and they do an incredible job. they don't get the credit they deserve like our police, like our firefighters, like so many others. >> thank you, mr. president. nice to see you. you made it possible for all the peordinary people like us. >> you are not ordinary. >> we pray for you. >> mr. president, you actually have worked at mcdonald's now. >> now

justine, the character _ gatherings of people. justine, the character of _ gatherings of people.his _ gatherings of people. justine, the character of this man - gatherings of people. justine, the character of this man is i the character of this man is familiar to me. the character of this man is familiarto me. i've the character of this man is familiar to me. i've covered so many of these kind of incidents, the driving in niece that killed many people across the front in niece. i can think of many others. the profile is very similar. you have someone who suddenly has a collapse in their life and in their livelihood, i mean, this man was divorced, he has a driving conviction, driving under the influence conviction in north carolina, he then goes to this painful divorce and now this. is there anything we can do as society to spot this early and perhaps we have in these instances? i perhaps we have in these instances?— perhaps we have in these instances? i think it is very difficult. — instances? i think it is very difficult, certainly - instances? i think it is very difficult, cert

she says justin to to fail to react to changes in public sentiment. quick enough. if you look at history, there's a precedent where there's been a global and then i've mixed with no matched with economic downturn that sort of led to the rise of uh you know, more right leading parties. i think there's that i think the fact that, you know, in canada, canadian history no prime minister has ever won 4 elections and. busy so there is a natural end point and it's not, you know what he missed to change or that happened here. i know in other places over the last for the 18 months where hope and optimism had been replaced increasingly with rage and anger. and i don't think he responded quickly enough to those concerns about housing and affordability, where the opposition leader was quick to do so. and so it is very unfortunate many are going to criticize to go for not having to read the goals and act and foster uh, i think the res, occasions in 6 months for sure. but the upwards of a year ago that this was the way things were going. has he uh, any steps down earlier. uh, we

what's happening in canada with justin to do and the strategy or probing part of it. so the liberals can somehow maintain power even to the transition to a new part, the feeder, and the new prime minister for will, by the way, not be elected except by the party. how democratic, at least until the next election is called, which is avoiding having to do until the absolutely has to or until the party absolutely has to, by law, in the fall of this year. but again, what we're seeing is this attempt to clean the power amid this growing unrest just at a very grass roots level among the general population that is totally divorced from the agenda that these global is leaders have been promoting the agenda that justin true. don't open with today during his press conference just to show a host of other types. he totally is the wisdom media. and so again, are starting to see their interest more aligned with the interest of the average european for the average american who voted for trump. and that's why we're starting to see these leaders fall one by one. if they're not residing,

justin trudeau uses it. is a bloomberg headline that banks were collecting information on the truckers. it was positively orwellian the way the freedom convoy was treated. >> that is exactly right. bank accounts being frozen for some of those truckers. it was absolutely ridiculous. this is a cautionary tale for leaders in power. if you start to get disconnected from the people you have been elected to represent, you won't stay in office for long. honestly, i have a little anecdotally, i saw this firsthand with justin trudeau. when i was in ukraine training armed forces, we had canadian servicemen who were there with us. justin trudeau came to visit. he comes to a military base, showing up, he's got no tie on. he has a laser, aviators on, khaki, hanging out. takes one picture with them and says they can't approach him afterwards. i don't know if they were able to shake his hand. i thought, that is something you would never see from president trump. he shakes every member's hand. he is connected to people. tha

and if it's christopher freeland, is it going to be even worse than justin? true. meanwhile, a criticism is mounting against canadian authorities for allowing an internationally designated terrorist group to host a so named is lubbock supremacy conference in the country. but his boot terrier organization has already been forced to change then use for its gathering following opposition, not federally but from mississippi. him or this very extreme group is moving on to another city for the january 18th conference on behalf of all the peaceful and respectful residents of mississauga. we are relieved in the city of mississauga strictly adheres to the following conditions of use when renting city facilities to any group or organization. the city will refuse access to groups exhibiting contempt or hatred in any form and can remove permits. should such behavior be reported as boot towed or is upon estimates group designated as a terrorist organization by russia, the u. k, germany, china, and most of the art of world, despite the group's goal to establish a global is

justin to go says he'll step aside as lead to the ruling liberal party, but we'll stay in office until a success it will say coming off a powerful window. stone blankets, much of the eastern united states crippling travel, knocking out power to hundreds of 1000. the anthony out welcome kind of is justin true, has announced he will resign as prime minister and as head of the liberal party for those said that internal potty struggles had made it clear that he couldn't lead the liberals into the coming election. they said he would stay on his prime minister until the party chose his replacement. even the elements went on just intruders side as he came out to him. now his resignation. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, it cannot be the best option in that election. so just keep those internal bustles suddenly became fall to public for trudeau. last month, wh

you are calling on justin trudeau to — jobs. you are calling on justin trudeau to do _ jobs. to do everything - trudeau to do everything possible in his time relating to avoid these terrors. what can he do between now and when you elections are held? first of all, you elections are held? first of all. he — you elections are held? first of all, he has _ you elections are held? first of all, he has agreed - you elections are held? first of all, he has agreed with i you elections are held? firstj of all, he has agreed with all the premiers in person, to discuss his plan. he may be prime ministerfor discuss his plan. he may be prime minister for upward discuss his plan. he may be prime ministerfor upward of prime minister for upward of two prime ministerfor upward of two months, maybe three months. he may be prorogued but he's not on vacation. the premiers are leading the country right now. i have been blessed to be the chair of the federation and i am fortunate to have a great team behind us.— i am fortunate to have a great team behind us. you have said that canada — team behind

why do you think we saw justin trudeau make this decision now?think he passed his best before date. the political crisis had been going back may be a year or two years ago, but he really felt eggged on by his inner circle that he was the guy to lead this party into a fourth term. but if you look at benchmarks that provided clues of the canadians' anger and his inability to control his own caucus, you could go back to before the pandemic. his handling of the pandemic divided the party, just like we saw with other progressive incumbent governments around the world, the u.k., france, think of what happened here in the united states. it is a tough time to be an incumbent. but trudeau's brand also started wearing thin. i covered his election in 2015. he was this young progressive guy, the champion of the environment. he wore cool socks. she was a feminist. and he captured the mood of canadians after nine years of a previous conservative prime minister who was fairly boring with a steady hand. she rocketed up from third-place to winning this majority e

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and how does there the timing of justin tutors exit? it really couldn't be. what else could it 2 weeks before donald trump takes office when he's promised to impose these 25 percent tire, of some imports from canada on day one as well. people should take too seriously. uh, some of the statements. uh, president trump makes uh, for example, uh before the election. uh he said that he would solve the war and you're crazy one day even before i took office since the election. here's a repeat of that is said that he may support your grant toners and agreement with russia. so i think we need to be careful about some of the status as it turns out, the pendulum that trump is on to something the capital, the increment of the person in the united states is now 50 percent higher than in canada. canada has had a very sluggish economy, with some recent declining productivity of both a $2.00 ministration. the ministrations tried to govern as progresses, but it wasn't clear that they had a mandate in other countries to do that. and so now we see a turn around so how do you th

. >>> justin trudeau says he's stepping down. we have a top reporter to break down everything you need to know is the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >>> good evening once again. i am stephanie ruhle. privileged to be with you here tonight. today, what used to be business as usual at the u.s. capitol happened, will normally it's normal every four years. congress voted to certify the results of the 2024 presidential election. officially naming donald john trump the winner and it was presided over by vice president kamala harris who, of course, lost that election. it was a much different picture than what we experience four years ago when donald trump's most ardent supporters rioted at the capitol to try to prevent congress from certifying his 2020 loss. my colleague garrett haake starts us off with all those details. >> reporter: tonight and it recension lasting 40 minutes, congress county state electoral votes. >> donald j. trump from the state of florida received 30 votes for president. >> reporter: certifying the

you want to talk about justin trudeau? >> i want to talk about canada. >> let's talk about canada! >> that's what i'm saying! there's a direct line from those truckers to what's happening today. good riddance! >> i'm sleeping and it's only monday and it's my first day back! this is hard on me. sarah, please take it. >> i'm going to take it from here. guess what i'm going to do? talk about canada! yes, ma'am! we've got some breaking news. a source is telling cnn that canadian prime minister justin trudeau will resign as party leader today. what this means for u.s. /canada relations. we will discuss. >>> and it was a night of firsts at the golden globes. we have the emotional moments, the upsets and the snubs and the comedian's roast that won over just about everybody. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second u

justin trudeau is stepping down, resigning as the liberal party in canada. at the helm of 11 years. is this the case of trudeau jumping before he was pushed? >> absolutely. he said look, i can't possibly fight what will be an incredibly difficult election campaign for a government that's almost a decade old if i have to continually fight these internal battles. now, look, there have been a long list of scandals as well as some achievements that he outlined there. but again, so many members of his own government coming to him and saying, we don't believe that you can beat conservative leader, conservative party leader in the next election, an election that has to be held by the end of the year. and pam, as i've been saying all morning, stop me when this sounds familiar, this really leaves his party in a tough squeeze. the polls already indicate that they are more than 20 percentage points behind, and now they're going to have this succession battle and it will be rough with a lots of different people putting their hat in the ring. in the meantime, you have ÷÷

fascist threat to democracy, plus the trump effect might be heading to canada, canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing his resignation today, is the country's conservative movement grows and this might be canada's next prime minister luck! -- look! >> i'm sure a lot of canadians, i don't know who but... >> why should canadians trust you with their vote? >> common sense. common sense for a change. we are going to make common sense, common in this country. >> trace: is definitely getting a common sense mug, canadian truck driver, both arrested for protesting back in 2022, we will be live in a few moments with their thoughts. we begin with the senior national correspondent kevin live for us in d.c. with the more on the oil band battle brewing. >> brewing and you get evening, biden's executive action very likely sets up a future legal battle for the incoming trump administration as he attempts to undo biden's poison pill but keep in mind this is not new you may recall back when then outgoing president barack obama did something very similar on his way out the door, of the white house. i

coming up, justin trudeau's resignation and the future of u.s.-canada election -- relations of strut prepares to take office. and then christine mcdaniels on biden's decision to block the $14 billion acquisition of u.s. steel by japan's hip on steel. and jonathan alter who wrote a biography about jimmy carter talks about his life and influence in american politics. washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is resigning as the nation's prime minister and as the leader of the liberal party as his party selects his new leader -- there new leader. he made this statement outside his residence in ottawa. this is about 30 minutes. justin trudeau: i have fought for this country, for you, to strengthen and grow the middle class, why we rallied to support each other through the parn, to advance reconciliation, to defend free trade on this continent, stand strong with ukraine and our democracy and fight climate change and get our economy ready f

and if it's christopher freeland, is it going to be even worse than justin? true that no, it is orthodox. christmas eve, here in moscow. churches are packed with holiday services in full swing happening right now. i, by the way, in the capital, across russia to i'm in several other nations. millions of believers celebrate the birth of christ on january 7th, which has already arrived in many parts of the world's biggest country. while the centre of russian christianity is the good people of christ to see if here we just saw a live pictures from there behind me on our t correspondence. i'm just to see if a lot of that is just excited at nasty, at merry christmas to you. oh is a stunning service there, as one of the holy estates and orthodoxy is mark as well. he and, and as you just mentioned, millions of christians across the world are 5, celebrating christmas as it marks one of the most important holidays in christianity as it marks the bus of jesus christ. and the main difference actually between the catholic i'm the oldest of drugs christmases is that the ca

. >> and next, justin trudeau is out.rump taking credit for his demise just weeks after trudeau went to mar-a- lago to kiss the ring. plus elon musk going after world leaders one by one. even some allies of trump. so what is going on? >>> new tonight, trump taking credit for taking down justin trudeau. the canadian prime minister, very well known on the world stage, announcing that he's going to step down just five weeks after he raced to mar-a-lago unannounced hoping to talk the president- elect out of punishing tariffs that trump has talked about slapping on canadian goods. trump today was quick to take credit for trudeau's downfall and resignation. once again also pushing for canada to join the united states, posting online in part, "many people in canada love being the 51st state. the united states can no longer suffer the massive trade deficits and subsidies that canada needs to stay afloat. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. if canada merged with the u.s. there would be no tariffs. " paula newton begins our cove

justine, great to talk to you.ope everybody -- >> nice to see you. >> jesse: -- is getting all their things home safely and finding a place to sleep tonight. moments ago, we showed you this california mom getting right in newsom's grill and here she is. rachel darvish joins primetime. rachel, did it seem like he was telling the truth when he said he was on phone with president biden? >> jesse, you don't believe the governor? >> jesse: [chuckles] >> i believed him. so here's the thing. >> jesse: ok. >> i'll be honest with you. i really want to believe him. >> jesse: sure. >> i really want to, and there was no cellphone reception in certain areas, ok. but that's a big problem in and of itself. why couldn't he have a satellite truck with a cell why doesn't he have a satellite truck with a cellphone? i drove around with reporters. i'm in a satellite truck. i can talk to you. so the fact that he couldn't get cell reception was really, really first string. not first string. so that was interesting. i did see the call log

just to ask him because this was on saturday to say these meetings you're having with justin trudeau ministers from canada, with all due respect, sir are a complete waste of time, this guy's going to get eradicated out of the canadian political landscape. give the canadians a chance to reelect a leader just like you got to be elected that has a four year mandate just like you have and let's get down to business. i hope they didn't land on deaf ears. i think he saw the rationale in that, that was one topic. i had another agenda item, we announce that this morning, i have joined with frank mccourt to buy tiktok, it's a multibillion-dollar deal, we're good have to work with president trump, this is a bipartisan situation we have to work initially with joe biden and we want to and midday, 1 12:05, trump will be who we have to work with the close the deal in the months ahead to. wanted to let him know as well as others in his cabinet that we are doing this and we are going to need their help. >> martha: that's going to be a very interesting story to watch. i want to go back to that but i

ka justin trudeau knew this and resigned.ean, look, saying 51st state governor trudeau, that stiffens the spines of so many canadians. it could actually backfire. more to the point, you saw a diminished leader today in justin trudeau. that is more somber than i have ever seen him. he says he's a fighter but knew he could not get in the ring for this one. the point is what comes next, pierre pierre poilievre has a conservative base. >> what about prime minister gretzky, is that a real thing? >> well, the president- elect suggested that as well. and i think -- i've only met him once, but i can tell you right now, he's not for politics. he said it a million times. just saying. >> fair enough. paula newton, thank you. >>> coming up next, the historic settlement announced after the pentagon's don't ask, don't tell policy forced some 30,000 service members out of the military. >>> breaking news. rudy giuliani held in contempt of court months now after a new york court found him liable for defaming to georgia election workers. >>> b

give us the best 30 seconds on justin triggers. legacy as well. you know, it's, it's, it's a complicated thing to do because for a while he was seen as a celebrity, prime minister, he was known around the world. he was young, he was attractive. he was a great speaker, he comes from a political dynasty and canada is called or was was a, was a glamorous prime minister. he also got us through the pandemic. many people credit him with saving, saving, lives, keeping with the economy afloat during the pandemic with other nations were really struggling. he's also really strong on climate change, so he will have a legacy. he's left to look number of progressive policies, whether it's child care, whether it's his response to, to climate change. he's seen as, as a real. he will have an impressive legacy. i think when, when the, his, when history books are written, read stuff, listen really appreciate your time generalist lucy than pleasure upon it felt inaudible thanks so much. the powerful winter storm is pummeling parts of the eastern us off the sweeping

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states crippling travel, no camp pounds, a hundreds of 1000 the anthony held welcome. kenneth, it's justin true though has announced table resigned as prime minister and his head of the liberal party. true to say the internal party struggles had made it clear that he couldn't lead the liberals into a coming election. he said he would stay on his prime minister until the party chose his replacement. even the elements went on just in crudo side, as he came out to a know his resignation. i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i'm having to fight internal baffles, i cannot be the best option in that election. so scheme of those internal bustles suddenly became fall to public such for the last month when he tried to remote his then finance minister and long time allied, christie, a freeland, she resigned, instead of accusing the prime minister, pursuing political gimmicks browser. and it kind of does bes

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. >>> canada's embattled prime minister justin trudeau announcing he is stepping down amid plunging polls and donald trump's tariff threats. >>> and the wicked tale of dorothy's stolen ruby slippers recovered after more than a decade. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. what for many was a back-to-the-grind monday after a long holiday break turned into a travel nightmare due to a powerful and deadly winter storm that sliced its way across the country, from the plains and midwest all the way to washington, d.c. where that city virtually shut down under its largest snowstorm in three years. at least four storm-related deaths were reported. cities, including kansas city with 11 inches and cincinnati yesterday saw their biggest snowfalls in decades. in addition to slick and snow-covered roads triggering hundreds of crashes, power outages are still affecting hundreds of thousands of residential and business customers. tonight the worst of the storm has passed, but airlines are still trying to unsnarl flight schedules after storm-related dela

. >>> actor justin baldoni firing back after co-star blake lively accused him of sexual harassment. baldoni's attorney on his new $250 million lawsuit. >>> and after unspeakable tragedy the musical tradition bringing bourbon street back. ♪ >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. some looming questions about the deadly new orleans truck attacker being answered tonight including whether the attacker had help. the answer, we're now told, is no. according to authorities in new orleans who say army veteran shamsud-din jabbar carried out the grisly attack alone, killing 14 new year's revelers on the city's famed bourbon street. today bourbon street was reopened to the public while not far away tens of thousands descended on the superdome to witness college football's sugar bowl. all under the shadow of a massive police presence. investigators say they have now tracked jabbar's movements from texas to new orleans beginning on december 30th and are now revealing more about video postings on social media in which he pledged his support for isi

stuart: breaking right now, the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, just resigned.d lawrence at the white house. any word from the administration, the biden team on this? reporter: as of right now, we're waiting to see what justin trudeau was going to say at the news conference you're looking at live. he's making that announcement right now saying he will resign after his party finds a new leader for him. he says that process started last night. he called the leader of that you are party to start that process so once they select a replacement, he'll then step down is what he said here. justin trudeau was going for his fourth term as prime minister in canada, which is unheard of in canada. he was there for about nine years up to this point. canadians and popularity was falling over the past year and since the election in the united states, president elect donald trump, the popularity took a real nose dive after that, and we talked with a number of canadians as well as the premier in alberta who called for justin trudeau to do exactly what he's doing today. on decembe

the same can be said of prime minister justin trudeau.tement released this morning, the outgoing president saying that true joe who announced his resignation was the first world leader with whom mr. biden spoke when he took office in 2021. liberal party showingada's appreciation over the years. on this open forum we will hear from anthony north carolina, democrats line. >> good morning everyone. wheeze americans either come together. work on things we need to get better on, we will pray for president-elect in office but also need to understand we need to be prepared for the chaos and other things that may come along with it. especially, to taxpayers money because we have a lot of billionaires, the rich don't stay rich by giving to the poor. their business will probably one of the things as taxpayers and surpassing these laws in these programs that's can hurt us in the near future down the road we have to be very careful. thank you. host: anthony in north carolina. calling in on this open forum. we've been talking about the events concerni

as a reminder of our top story, is this our a canadian prime minister justin true? joe has nazi stepping down as a policy lead them. he'll stay on his prime minister until the liberal policy. alexi has replaced police 48 people have been killed in ongoing attacks in gonzo, in the past 24 hours. and the elbow, as comes in the center of the strip, is really selling on investments with complex kills at least 3 palestinians, including a child as there is new administration has left of intimate funds imposed by the former regime. instructions will push on internet access speed and connection between different regions. the world goals are now and the total of the will is not just measured in destruction and displacement, but also in the last of critical community. members, the team without charge stokes, as teachers, and all those organ resistance have been detained, or forced to be disappeared. even families and i'm which vital services strained. honey mackwood spoke to palestinians and data bhalla whose lives have been disrupted by the rest of the family. members. in th

so let's have a look at justin. hi justin. featured on this years. must go meals. he's a guy, i just loved a one of the videos here is at the gate parade in toronto telling a 6 month old baby to have a good pride. yeah, you hear me royce, a little baby. have a good price. it's not a dr nation. no, it's not on the video and the happy prize. happy pride. what's dancing in front of bob's shaking his us, take it away. ok. i don't understand why she does have to check it y, y, y y o u y. i made a lot of 2 bucks in my life, but i've never learned that to you have to why, why is the search and ask why? what a for it. so who this thing wins this? here's ask the year award. i think us see it has to go to just include all because he could probably be ok if he just wasn't an us. so that makes him us 3 here. congratulations system you want. so we move on to the next category and this end of year shell here at the last the wheels found it's called all the cringe of the year . that can be a country can be a person. it can be a collection of a lot of people aboard. we'll start wi

this is the story of the justin trudel, government, and his weak public safety ministers. under their watch, canada has become a safe haven for terrorist supporters. countries have designated his boot to rear a terrorist group. why are they allowed to host a conference in mississauga? while political on foreign policy expert super kamala, due to say it is on acceptable for a democratic country to host a terrorist group. i think, i mean the democratic puncture drink that is not the substrate bind to decide refundable, and i think it should not be accepted on. so, i mean, my understanding is punch in the organization, which is a big clip, dental hist, optimization that has the advantage on that station. india has also banned this organization and several of its members have been never stayed here. i mean, yeah. so you know, this kind of an organization mean having the photos in a demonstrated civilized country, then this is something that is not part of a symbol that it should not have been done. i think that has to be a prop uh, designated effort and up or up a global go to

and -- was justin timberlake getting arrested for a dwi -- dwi.favorite part was the cop who pulled him over. he was so young and he didn't even know who timberlake was. [laughter] , right? i guess for one brief moment, template knew how it felt to be a member of 98 degrees. >> tyrus: out. >> kat: but to me, somebody not knowing who justin timberlake was marks the end of an era. and today i officially became old. [laughter] all right, tyrice, what is your second favorite story? >> tyrus: i'm going to go with spacex mission to rescue the nasa astronauts. once again, it shows that elon musk is about all about saving things. he is saving astronauts. he has saved twitter and next year he is going to help save the government. now if he could only save himself from getting people pregnant all the time. [laughter] okay, kat kempe what is your number one. >> kat: my top story of the year has to be the trump/biden debate because it was the beginning of the in for joe and it was probably the time when everyone who called us crazy for saying he was not well

justin crudo has led canada for almost a decade. but if he's become deeply unpopular with polls indicating that 73 percent of canadians want him to step down this part of his resignation, speech i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. so let's get more from the correspondent janelle dom allow, and washington welcomed janelle a tell us more about justin showed those reasons for going you know, fell. there was a moment last month when just to introduce eventual resignation seemed inevitable. and that was when chris, your free line resign, christopher freeland, of course, thought being the deputy, the deputy prime minister, and the finance minister. a very close ally, justin for those a n

and if it's krista freeland, is it going to be even worse than justin? true that exactly 4 years ago, donald trump supporters storm congress after he urge them to protest is 2020 election laws. some critics said, trump would never set foot on capitol hill again. but he very much house members officially certified his 2024 election victory on monday. without a single objection, his historic return to power, so him survive assassination attempts on conflicts criminal cases. this is a back there visit victory for the american people that will allow us to make america great. again. 2020 full pool and think 3 and vindication for donald j. trump. a mine who had wrong so vengeance off to failing to stop this feel 4 years ago. and it didn't come easy because the powers that be, well, they threw everything out having because this, this was one political come back. they just have to kill donald trump is guilty of all. 34 criminal counts. 34 felonies 1st, major party candidate to run for office as a convicted felon who is a convicted criminal. trump became the fost

justin trudeau's problems are not all about donald trump. cost of housing. deeply familiar issues that have caused the downfall of centrist leaders around the world. justin trudeau will remain in office as prime minister until a new liberal party leader has been elected in late march. sarah smith, bbc news. our correspondentjohn sudworth is in the canadian capital ottawa for us this evening. such a change in mr trudeau's fortunes. what happens now in canada? ~ .., fortunes. what happens now in canada? ~ , ., canada? well, there can be no doubtin: canada? well, there can be no doubtingjust _ canada? well, there can be no doubting just how _ canada? well, there can be no doubting just how big - canada? well, there can be no doubting just how big a - canada? well, there can be no doubting just how big a crisis l canada? well, there can be no i doubting just how big a crisis this is for his liberal party. after nine years in office, there is a sense of tiredness, directionless and the parties looking down the barrel of some of the worst opinion

you can with wells fargo. >>> some news justin.he louisiana department of health said the first person diagnosed with severe symptoms of bird flu has died. there were hospitalized after exposure to a backyard flock of birds. the person was over the age of 65 and already had underlying health issues. the cdc said the risk to the population is low with no evidence so far of any human to human transition. >> in the meantime after nearly a decade of canada's prime minister, justin trudeau said he plans to step down and here is his announcement earlier today. >> i do intend to resign as party leader, prime minister. after the party selects its next leader through a robust nationwide competitive process. last night i asked the president to begin that process. >> his decision comes as he faces tariff threats from donald trump and some disastrous opinion polls. we are live in ottawa and why is he resigning now? >> reporter: the bottom line is his own party doesn't think he could win the next election and he said he is a fighter but he want