why would mackenzie come here? and just as important, why would a driver leave a young woman alone, burdened with luggage at a park in the middle of the night? who would do such a thing? it was detective sayes' job to track down the driver, who, she discovered, was not so easy to find. we were like, is this guy dodging us? andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, mackenzie's friends have a terrifying theory about why she's missing. i assumed that the lyft driver abducted her. andrea canning (voiceover): and here's one reason why. her last text message that we recovered was at 2:58 prior to her arriving at the hatch park location. and that was the last activity ever we had on her phone. andrea canning (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. mirajoy: the overwhelming relief after miralax® helps you “go” miralax® works naturally with the water in your body. putting you in a supernaturally good mood. miralax®: free your gut to free your mood. (luke) now that we have a completely new homes-dot-com, we're gonna lock the do

and tests reveal that mackenzie had a thc level above the legal limit. they start to question what was going on while mackenzie was behind the wheel, trying to determine whether this was an accident or a deliberate act of murder. >> hook deivy 360. don't you guys have about one big crash. and friends start showing up at the police station saying they noticed something on the tracking device, life 360, which can calculate how fast someone is traveling. >> she hit the gas, the floor. and it shows you that they literally hit the gas right when they got into that area. they were driving fine for like 15 minutes, right? palve all of a sudden you drive good for 15 minutes. you drive bad for like two minutes. >> they say the data on the app says the car never slowed down before hitting the building, and they tell police about what they call a toxic relationship between mackenzie and dominic russo, her boyfriend of several years. >> there's lots of people that have come up to me and said they've always fought like everybody. like i can probably do a lot of witne

let's bring mackenzie hawkins for more. so much reporting on this wave of restrictions on everything from semiconductors to ai technology. this is the final shot from the biden team. do we see the incoming trump administration holding onto some of those curves? mackenzie: we have seen almost a new regulation or two every day targeting china's tech industry and trying to boost america's. national security advisor jake sullivan says he does anticipate trump will maintain a lot of the china contours biden is setting up in his 11th hour of his and administration. trump is a wildcard on china and many things. we will see what policies he will keep intact in which she will do away with. caroline: remind is how expensive these new rules are, what it includes. mackenzie: the restrictions announced are targeting chinese automotive technology. restrictions on the import of cars that contain certain software and hardware from china. specifically internet connected cars. that is pretty much every car. you can think of a car like a smar

i'm tom mackenzie in london. straight to business. president trump signs executive orders on his first day in office and flags tariffs for mexico and canada but for now holding off on china. >> we are thinking 25% on mexico and canada because they are allowing vast numbers of people. and fentanyl. >> markets react with the dollar trading higher while the mexican peso and canada's currency selloff. the new president is the talk of the town at the world economic forum in davos we bring you with -- in davos. we bring you interviews with key leaders. happy tuesday. wrongfooted, whipsaw, take your pick. this is the name of the game, volatility for the markets. european stocks pointing lower by .3%, close to .4%. lines on potential tariffs for mexico and canada but nothing concrete on the tariff front and china so far out of the crosshairs. so far. we will see how that changes. ftse 100 futures pointing to modest losses of about .1%, s&p looking at modest gains of about .1%. you have the dollar up, yields down. we will see to what extent th

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. yuna ku from bbc korean joins me now live from seoul. impossible. figs practically impossible. sis mentioned, practically impossible. is mentioned, it was mentioned 200 military security service personnel overwhelmed a number of their side, and police officers and they were creating a human wall to stop the officers from entering the building. this led to smaller and largerfights. the cio had to eventually quit their attempt. to eventually quit their attempt-— to eventually quit their attemt. , , . ., attempt. this is uncharted territory — attempt. this is uncharted territory so _ attempt. this is uncharted territory so what - attempt. this is uncharted territory so what can - attempt. this is uncharted territory so what can we i attempt. this is uncharted - territory so what can we expect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for president yoon.- that arrest warrant for president yoon. �* ., ., j , president yoon. after today's initial attempt, _ president yoon. after today's initial attempt, investigatorsl initial attempt, i

jean mackenzie in his soul.omedy—drama birds of a feather, will be stepping back from acting as she is living with dementia. her husband, steve sheen, announced that she has made the decision, following her diagnosis with the disease four years ago. 0ur reporterjessica lane has more. put the magic back in your marriage. i don't think paul daniels could put the magic back into my marriage. known to many as one of the stars of long—running comedy birds of a feather... no, this where i belong, with my sister, sticking together through thick and thin. and what's the real reason? i've been here so long, i forgot to pay my gas bill. pauline quirke also starred in many dramas, including emmerdale and broadchurch. you people destroyed my family. her 50—year career saw her nominated for many acting awards, and she was given an mbe in the late queen's final birthday honours in 2022. today her husband announced that she has been living with dementia for the past four years, and said, "we kindly request privacy and understa

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.at 7pm, supporters and guards near the presidential compound. bbc korean�*s yuna ku joined me from seoul with this update. high ranking officials and the cio judged that the arrest of president yoon was practically impossible to carry out because they are concerned about the safety of the team on the ground. according to local media around 200 military and security service personnel overwhelmed a number of their side, the cio officers and police. they were creating a human wall to block the officers from entering the building to arrest the president and this led to fights during the attempt on the cio had to eventually quit their attempt.— their attempt. this is uncharted _ their attempt. this is uncharted territory. i their attempt. this is - uncharted territory. what can we expect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for president yoon.— president yoon. after the initial attempt _ president yoon. after the initial attempt today - initial attempt today investigators say i

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. bbc korean�*s yuna ku joined me from seoul with this update. officials, or cio, judged that the arrest of president yoon was practically impossible to carry out as they were concerned for the safety of the team on the ground. as mentioned, according to local media, cio said during a briefing that around 200 military and security service personnel overwhelmed the number of their side, which is cio officers and police officers all together. they were creating a human wall to block the officers from entering the building to arrest the president. this led to small and large fights during the attempt and the cio had to eventually quit their attempt this time. this is uncharted territory. what can we expect in terms of trying to execute that arrest warrant for mr yoon? so after today's initial attempt, investigators say it will take time for them to review and decide on their next steps. however, it is possible that they will make another arrest attempt before the warrant expires next monday, though it's a bit unclear if they may make such an attempt

our correspondent in seoul, jean mackenzie, has the latest.ecurity here in seoul today has been incredibly tight, as mr yoon has had to be transported from the detention centre where he's currently being held to the constitutional court. all the roads around the constitutional court were completely blocked off to the public. police officers formed these human walls to cut off the access. this was to stop mr yoon�*s supporters from being able to get close to the court, because hundreds of them had gathered nearby. this was quite a moment here today, because not only is it mr yoon�*s first appearance in this impeachment trial, but it is the first time we've really seen him in public since he made that martial law declaration back in early december. and it's the first time that a president here has chosen to turn up to their own impeachment trial and defend themselves. so what did he say? mr yoon argued that he hadn't broken the constitution, that he was within his right to declare martial law that night. he and his lawyers claim that he hadn't e

mackenzie sigalos is down in d.c. the hot events down there around bitcoin. there's definitely a buzz around crypto with president trump. >> there certainly is brian. and donald trump has been delivering on a lot of the promises that he made to the crypto industry on the campaign trail. the latest is a sweeping executive order thursday that promotes digital asset adoption in the u.s. the centerpiece is a new industry working group, which will evaluate the potential of taking cryptocurrency seized by the government and holding it in a national stockpile. also, in the order protecting bitcoin miners and software developers from what the president called persecution and promoting u.s. dollar pegged stablecoins while banning a digital dollar from the fed. still, the moves fell short of enacting some of the industry's biggest wish list items, like directing the u.s. to start buying bitcoin directly and holding it in a reserve. there are also still questions about how much this order can do without the buy in of congress. m

i'm tom mackenzie in london.g today to a new record high ahead of donald trump's inauguration later today. the dollar, little bit of softness for the greenback. trump's pick for treasury secretary told a senate committee at his hearing last week that maintaining the dollar as the world's reserve currency is critical to u.s. economic health and the nation's future. little bit of downside pressure on the dollar benefiting some other currency pairs in the session. jeremy stretch joints now, head of g10 fx strategy at cibc. the longer-term view, at least the last few months since september, is dollar strength and pronounced, up 8% versus the euro since september up about 9% versus the pound in a similar timeframe. our dollar? trades looking overstretched at this? point is too much priced into the greenback? daniela: i wouldn't say too much priced in but we have seen a stunning rally through the course of last year and that coincided with u.s. yields moving up significantly as we repriced the broader narrative in term

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.opments. the area surrounding yoon suk yeol park residents has become a focal point for both supporters and opponents, and that meant the atmosphere there has been incredibly charged and tense. large, very large crowds have gathered, it is virtually impossible to go anywhere near his residence, it is kind of by a usually very traffic filled thoroughfare, so it is almost impossible to approach that area unless you walk there. what was very interesting to me was the very large presence of young korean men in their 20s, 30s, even some young teenage boys, and what they told me as they are there to support the president because they have been frustrated by what they call disadvantages, pro—woman policies from previous leftist administrations. and they say that the president's strong national security policies resonate with them and that is why they have gathered their start it seems to me that these young men have been grouped together by several new tubers, streamers with a lot of subscrib

i'm tom mackenzie in london. these other stories is that your agenda.ael and hamas agree a cease-fire will begin on monday and last initially for six weeks. the deal includes a release of 33 hostages while israel will withdraw from populated areas of gaza. risk on returns calling u.s. inflation sparks a global rally with asian stocks tracking gains on wall street. in japan boj official see a good chance of a rate hike next week. we bring you our scoop. a holiday surprise. sales jumped 10% with the u.s. driving earnings at the -- the earning story in focus, but it's still in the adjustment of these markets around a softer inflation print out of the u.s. with yields falling by 15 basis points on the 10 year. european futures turning positive pointing to gains after a solid session for european stocks yesterday. part of the upside will come through on the back of the numbers from the likes of the tech space. the semiconductor foundry owner tsmc meeting and looking low in terms of the demand outlook for 2020 five. ftse 100 pointing to gains. s&p futures aft

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as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure. until end keeping. josh, why will i social media if it's on sent to the annual country? and i, to a general, going on want to keep you on the come to watching you and all that besides of going underground semen, the people in disgusted with what's going on with that, sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons, to kill russians, when actually we're taking money away from people that have been one of the big things in the tell you that i know about domestically is that the cover labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the the, for the some remodeling t suddenly less weight or more in the, in the holding the fuse each screw when the customer will just didn't fit in noise sits on us. what is the for supposed to do? or if it's still an ocean where y'all are somewhere else that you think your suit to the right, but then you to death months. you said live in your the the telling me is that a quick call mama can answer this and do the the more details image on

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul.enter for strategic and international studies. thank you forjoining us. the presidential security service, who blocked the arrest of president yoon, is their ultimate loyalty to the individual who is president or is it to the constitution of the country? i is it to the constitution of the country?— is it to the constitution of the count ? ., ., ., the country? i mean, we have to think about _ the country? i mean, we have to think about this _ the country? i mean, we have to think about this fact _ think about this fact that president yoon is still the president, he has not been removed from the presidency, and the country is waiting for the constitutional court to deliberate on the impeachment motion. so he is still the president, so hejust not, he is suspended from duties, said a presidential security team are doing theirjob to protect the president —— so the presidential. it is not a matter of loyalty. in presidential. it is not a matter of loyalty. in terms of the practicalities, _

yeah. mackenzie. but sometimes if you can imagine the whole situation but so it's not just that you learn, it's at school. you can also feel it's a bit when you're in the place where it happens to job a heavy everything was still there are the sort of seeing and the thing that seeing him and them. uh, it gives you a different perspective on many things in the living is a, is this a very depressing feeling when you're there and what was when you knew what, how some they act on? so it's a feeling, it's hard to describe and this is coming to prescribe as of sky and kind of so not the nice feedback on the homework that happened. there is to present the theaters to the take it in on the left. you can easily fill in the, on my name because i live. so because you called the really imagine what happened to the whole mission 1st up samples health concentration cancel. yeah. it's mostly the stucco, for example, the nation. unfortunately, i haven't been there. yeah. there's more than that, i really want to go on

live now to our correspondent jean mackenzie in seoul. happening. -- fast developing situation. ., , been happening. -- fast developing situation. . , g , ., ., situation. yeah, it is. just over to the riaht situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of _ situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of me, _ situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of me, this _ situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of me, this is _ situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of me, this is the - situation. yeah, it is. just over to the right of me, this is the road l the right of me, this is the road that leads to the residence. you can feel the cameras try to get that shot of the investigators going in. it has been blocked off by police. in just over to my left is where the protesters have gathered. this is as far as the pleas are allowing them to get, but the protesters have surrounded the president's residents from all directions. they are actually union supporters, to fight against his arrest, but the investigate of officers,

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so i don't want to get into that to and i'm just heading away, mackenzie, those would empower you are a political figure that has stuff those going around the country. you would have insights and some intelligence as to who cooked to say it was cool to buy those wedding charts. i don't want to be counting names of people. how many miles are on the issue for me. they know it themselves would have been with him a lie to nose inevitably to day or so no. okay. in this a health vision, this doesn't matter. there's been statistics that tara related to have increased. this is, even though upfront was in some of these regions in africa to a system combat the g has it's now at the met the president of france. mr. mccarthy has come out to say that some of these african countries i'm grateful for the assistance that they have given to fight in africa. no, i disagree. i disagree. hotel. i'd seen that was, seems funds came to court and as of right has never made it. but if i talk about friends with this statement comes from when france was due quarter night, they decided to leave the army power fo

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>> i am tom mackenzie in london and these are the stories that set your agenda. chinese stocks whipsaw after the pentagon blacklists tencent and ca tl for alleged links to china's military and nvidia unveils new chips and software to stay ahead in the race for ai supremacy. semiconductor stocks served. and canada's ruling party begins the search for a new leader after justin trudeau steps down. mark says he is considering a run. >> so it was the tech momentum that fed into the gains on wall street last night, gains of 100% for the nasdaq, around .5%, close to .6 for the s&p 500. you saw the upside for european stocks yesterday but the picture today in terms of the hand over to europe a little saw year. we have data on the inflation front later today that could inform views around the next steps for the ecb with markets expecting another cut from them later this month. ftse 100 futures down .4 percent, an important option and selloff of gilts at the 30 year level that will test markets as yields are comfortably above 5% on the long end in the u.k.. s&p futures low

bloomberg daybreak: europe i'm tom mackenzie in london these are the stories that site your agenda.trump is looking at a slow and steady approach to tariffs, stocks rally. our market moving scope. chinese officials are looking at elon musk to buy tiktok and a french speech to parliament. decent rally coming through, european futures point higher and on the back of this report trump is considering a gradual approach to tariffs. modest gains as you can assets are under scrutiny. modest gains, stocks fell. now pointing to gains of 105. money moving and the dollar index is softer, the pound remains in focus, gaining modestly, brent crude is down and bitcoin is that 92,000. let's bring in the chief economist at ts lombard. i want to start with the tariff reporting. what -- what do you make of the -- the -- the news? if -- a big if, if that is the approach how would that change your views on the impact? freya: we thought they would go gradual. we did not know they would mess up this month. very positive, gets us out of the dynamic in december with tariffs, injecting negative shocks, marke

as for mackenzie territory of georgia, michael, sure. until end, keeping josh viral as social media. if it's on sent to the new york country and to our channel going onto on tv, on mobile dot com to let you know that besides of going underground see monday, the in february 2020 to ukraine. the game, the world's number one, new story for ukraine, new brand, new credit inquiry crane question. truth invaded to create a new one perspective. ukraine suffering from russian regression. we seen the main stream media and the nightly news were citing clean developed scripts that essentially say exactly the same thing using the buzz words of this as a threat to our democracy. when you see 10 different channels exactly that sentence, you know that it's the central intelligence agency script. the role of p r firms in ukraine, throughout europe and into united states really can be overstated. it's quite different than it wasn't previous decades where their use the more of a culver role of the propaganda government propaganda operations. now, this is j

it say use destruction, this is mackenzie, right? what's going on? what's going into know, it's not going to damage it because i mean, the situation is the old scribing. it is not even get the best of it. i mean there is no life anymore. they've destroyed everybody thing. and god, i think give infrastructure stuck sharp. i mean, we hospitality schools, universities, the physical dame and haven't all the people just distorted this way. i don't know how many deals are they'll when you're operating on a child who has been injured by and is riley drive and need not using anesthesia. and there isn't. this is hi charles about child isn't going to make it. are you coming to hear about the intentional close to justice? how are you thinking about international criminal? cool. are you thinking about accountability? i think when you're, when you're in, uh guys a it is. it's almost like you're, you're in a bubble like it's, uh, you're very focused on the patients that come in. i think that helps with the resolves that, that some of the physicians and nurses and

as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure, until end keeping. josh, why will i social media results out to the whole country and i to our channel going on. we want to keep you on revel dot com to watching you and all that besides of going on the ground. see monday, the th is what i think people are disgusted with what's going on with that. sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons to kill russians when actually, we're taking money away from people that hadn't been one of the big things in the you tell you that i never about domestically is that the current labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the of the many places in the world's wages, the on the divide between the 2 oceans and over you might not think kids. what does this, hey, english is northern, are found guest vision in the channels that us and national parks. and today's, we know the stuff was, i'm taking a deep side interest because the russian correspondent is killed and 4 of his colleagues wounded by a ukrainian drone with strep,

jean mackenzie, bbc news, seoul. korean journalist who has been following developments. i gather that you were down where the protesters were. can you just tell us what it was like down there and who was on the streets?— the streets? the area surrounding - the streets? the area surrounding yoon - the streets? the areaj surrounding yoon suk the streets? the area - surrounding yoon suk yeol's residence it is kind of become a focal point for opponents and supporters. that meant the atmosphere there has been incredibly charged and tense. very large crowds have gathered. it is virtually impossible to go anywhere near his residence. it is kind of by a usually very traffic filled thoroughfare, so it is almost impossible to approach that area unless you walk there. and what was very interesting to me was the very large presence of young korean men in their 20s, 30s, even some young teenage boys there. what they told me is they are there to support yoon suk yeol because they have been frustrated by what they call disadvantage

well, we spoke with curtis journalist on syrian civil war veteran, or mackenzie boy who said such calls could leave some of the west biggest allies in the region, feeling alienated, discarded. it's kind of a double faced statements, 2016. the position of the french government was totally different at the end of the 2017 beginning of the 2018 that was at verizon authoration and the french. and if i choose, was joined to the, the international kwandusha. and that's the back of the time fight against i 6 eve, the i says was successful at the back of the time, the europeans group see the start and this on the door step. so the international shortly died at the back of the time was very crucial. but now today we can clearly see that coach is being left alone. the fight against i sees as well as the, and groups of terrorist groups such as h t s and also s n 8 in the syria. so that means to me, basically add the nato as to a keys and nato ally is getting involved in this without any ag got on to or read out on the eh and base. and the cook will not laid down the guns at all. the world knows th

>> this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe" i'm tom mackenzie in london these are the stories that set your agenda. concerns about overvalued ai stretch into a second day with asian tech stocks extending the wall street selloff triggered by china's progress with technology. nvidia edges up post-market after losing 589 billion dollars in value. the biggest one-day drop in u.s. market history. the chipmaker says deepseek's advances will keep demand strong for its chips. donald trump calls deepseek's release a wake-up call for u.s. firms to stay competitive. on tariffs the president says he wants across-the-board levies quote much bigger than 2.5%. tom: good morning, happy tuesday. where do markets go after the rout of yesterday? the nasdaq 100 following 3%. the s&p lower about 1.5%. and that historic drop for nvidia, losing around $600 billion of market cap, down 16-17% by the end of the close and the ripple across across the mag seven, on a week when you get four of the seven reporting earnings. the other factor to weigh up for investors is the terror threat being put back on the table by pr

as for mackenzie territory, for dr. michael sure, until end keeping josh viral. social media results sent to the new york country and i to a journal going under warranty, vulnerable, they'll come to us and you and all that besides of going underground semen, the, the, the insulating people into disgusted with what's going on with that. sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons to kill russians when actually we're taking money away from people that have been one of the big things in the tell you that i know about domestically is that the car and labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the the more details of a job in the las vegas cyber truck plus spaces. as this reveals the soft spect emails were tied officer exposing us. so let me climb, gather stone. also leaving behind notes, explaining the facts, he says, fellow, service members, veterans and all americans tend to wake up if we are being led by we can speak with leadership. when we start to enrich themselves. scholars is, house ministry says 59 people have

jean mackenzie reporting from seoul.ctures we have been showing you from gaza. there you can see one of the vehicles, packed with children and others and their belongings, and this is all after this deal was finally reached for the palestinians who have been waiting to get back into the north of gaza was remedied. there was a hitch over the weekend. it was to do with the release of a civilian hostage. but about two hours and 43 minutes ago, the road was opened, and there you can see the tens of thousands of people who are now walking back into the north, many of them are streaming along that coast road. you can see that they are carrying their possessions on their shoulders. and the vehicle crossing, we saw that the vehicle waiting to cross with those children on it, that opened a short time after. people were allowed to walk in. all of the vehicles are having to be checked, but you can see that many, many thousands of these displaced palestinians have decided that they are going to take this walk, it will take them a wh

jean mackenzie gave us an update from seoul. and that means he is being guarded by the presidential security team, so we could see a standoff between the presidential security team and the investigating officers who are trying to arrest him. they may try to block his arrest and, as i said, you then have the protesters who have surrounded the residence from every direction. they are incredibly angry. they are here to support president yoon. we've seen some of them this morning even crying that they are so upset and they are chanting, "stop the steal." this is what they are saying over and over again. they are referring to elections that happened earlier this year that they believed were stolen, rigged. this is following on from something the president suggested when he imposed martial law, that the elections don't know they will react as the day unfolds. if he is arrested, it is likely he will be taken for questioning and held in a detention centre outside seoul. he could be held for up to 48 hours. at least a0 people, including

i'm tom mackenzie in london. markets on tenterhooks as traders await inflation prints from both sides of the pond. u.s. cpi expected to remain firm while the u.k. outlook has investors on edge. south korea's yoon suk yeol arrested over the martial law fiasco. the first incumbent to be taken into custody in the nation's. plus, the sec's parting shot at elon musk, as the regular sues the world's richest man over an alleged failure to disclose his twitter stake ahead of that takeover. tom: it is about the data today. primarily focused on investors with the u.s. inflation print later today and before that at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time, u.k. cpi, after the rout acros u.k. assets. pointing higher a 10th of a percent after ending flat yesterday. for the 100 futures in the u.k. looking to gain 0.2%. s&p futures stateside that of a holding pattern it seems. a next closed for u.s. markets yesterday with the nasdaq 100 down in the s&p eating out slim gain. nasdaq now pointing to gains of 0.1%. let's flip the board cross asset, the

>> this is bloomberg daybreak: europe and i'm tom mackenzie in london. asian stocks slip for a fourth session as traders dial back bets on fed rate cuts while oil climbed to its highest on new u.s. sanctions against russia. and china's annual trade surplus hitting a record close to $1 trillion. jamie dimon says tariffs can be a useful tool if used properly while we are told by someone from u.s. -- from ubs that clients should diversify. rachel reeves returns from china after a week in which markets pummeled u.k. assets. good morning. happy monday. another day, another reigning end of that surround the fed, just 28 basis points priced in, just one interest rate cut expected in 2025 after the jobs data friday came and hotter than many expected with the unemployment rate going lower and a total jobs number coming in at 256,000. you saw the selloff in bonds again friday, markets readjusting and equities stateside sold off heavily friday. there's been a challenge session in asia as well. ftse 100 futures pointing lower, s&p futures around the selloff friday c

i'm tom mackenzie in london and these are the stories that sager agenda.an stocks slide ahead of key u.s. jobs data that could shape the outlook for interest rates. china's central bank makes a surprise move to stop buying government bonds. and 180,000 people have been forced from their homes in los angeles with firefighters battling to control new blazes. president biden promises the government will cover the state's costs and donald trump says a meeting with vladimir putin is being set up as the president-elect resets his goal to end the war in ukraine. checking in on these markets on a big day on the data front with nonfarm payrolls and jobs data out of the u.s. later today. the estimates are that you will see jobs growth of around 165,000 for december, nonetheless showing a solid labor market in the u.s.. european futures currently pointing lower by .2% after actually posting gains yesterday and the ftse 100 was also up by the end of the close but currently flat for u.k. equities. thanks around the u.s. economy. the u.s. equity market will reopen after

jean mackenzie has the latest from seoul. the standoff started before dawn.se to make the arrest, but they were unable to get in, blocked by the president's security team, who formed a human chain to keep them out. at lunchtime, they gave up. an arrest was impossible, they said, and they were concerned for their safety. it's been exactly a month since president yoon plunged his country into crisis, imposing martial law, ordering troops to storm the parliament. he was soon suspended and is being investigated for starting an insurrection, but he's refused to cooperate. he's ignored all requests to come in for questioning. through this, mr yoon's supporters have stayed loyal, surrounding his home — they, too, trying to block his arrest. this is totally unchartered territory for south korea. it is the first time a sitting president has ever faced arrest and there is no rule book for this. the president has supposedly been stripped of his power, but the fact that you have law enforcement officers trying to carry out a legal arrest warrant, and yet they're being bl

tom: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak europe," i'm tom mackenzie in london. the yen gains after the bank of japan raises interest rates to half a percent, the highest level in 17 years, the boj hints at more hikes to come. trump tells davos he wants opec to cut oil prices. we bring you reaction from the world economic forum as well as conversations with the ceos of suntory and pharmaceutical giant merck. asian equities gained as donald trump tells fox news you would rather not impose tariffs on china. the u.s. president urges the fed to cut rates, saying he will speak with jay powell at the right time. >> good morning, happy friday. we will check your markets but before we do that, a redhead crossing the terminal confirming bloomberg reporting that monte paschi will end is in the process of buying in an all-share medio banker. more consolidation in the italian banking space. the details then, monte paschi offering to buy it in an all-share deal, offering 23 new shares for 10 shares. monte dei paschi offering 23 new shares for 10 shares. the offer is just over

i'm tom mackenzie in london. happy thursday. shares mixed after china urges insurance and mutual funds to buy more stocks. the latest support for markets in the face of donald trump's tariff threats. billionaire elon musk says, show me the money to companies that promised president trump billions for ai infrastructure. openai sam altman pushes back saying plus is wrong. plus, in our davos exclusive conversations, volodymyr zelenskyy calls for u.s. troops in a potential peacekeeping force in ukraine. argentina's president said he could leave the trade pack in return for a deal with the u.s. european futures seemingly searching for a catalyst this morning after six straight days of gains punching through record highs by the end of the close yesterday adding around 0.4%. by the close yesterday on the stoxx 600 pointing lower. in the context of a run-up of six days of strength for european equities. the ftse 100 futures are pointing lower. s&p future state side pointing lower by .1% after three gains -- days of gains and near record

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i'm tom mackenzie in london, these are the stories at set your agenda. stocks follow a china wraps up support by iran. they are betting the fed will not cut rates before the second half of this year. we get minutes from the central bank later today. samsung gaining after nvidia's ceo expresses confidence that the company can resolve its tech problems despite a profit minutes. and president elect donald trump lets loose on foreign affairs threatening to absorb canada, sees the panama canal, and take control of green liquid. let's check in on the markets. the nasdaq 100 fell around 1.8 percent. the s&p fell around one point 1%. the future suggest there could be relieved coming through for u.s. stocks today after the selloff of yesterday. it's falling by .3%. ftse 100 is currently stable and unchanged. s&p futures pointing higher up .2% after yesterday selling similar picture for the nasdaq 100. this was down to stronger jobs data. a drop of a little over 6% for nvidia. so, big drop in terms of nvidia after it reached a fresh record high the previous days.

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analyst in bloomberg clean transport tom: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak europe," time tom mackenzielondon. nasdaq futures tumbled on concerns that a cheaper ai model from china's deepseek could threaten u.s. big tech. asian technology stocks rallied on the news. donald trump holds off slapping tariffs on colombia after reaching a deal to send back undocumented migrants. the white house says the south american nation agreed to all of the president's term. plus, qatar reported to confirm a deal to release an israeli hostage and allow palestinians to return to northern gaza. president trump calls for egypt and jordan to take in one and a half million people displaced from gaza. let's check on the markets and the focal point of investor angst is an ai model out of china, deepseek, one of the best-performing apps on the apple store, an open source model causing anxiety for investors questioning the thesis that the spend, the capex spend on companies for nvidia gpus, will hold up as a thesis around the support for this ai revolution. european stocks taking a hammering in terms of futures

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unfortunately, you have to respect the longevity, he's probably after mackenzie king the longest prime history but he did it without any executional skills, and that's very hard to do but somehow he did it. but everything he touched over that 10-year period turned to -- excuse my french, poo poo, it all went to you know what to the canadian people finally realized this guy has no idea what he's doing unfortunately his legacy these are harsh words but by the metric of measuring gdp per capita, capital outflow, debt per capita, status of competition in the g20, have all collapsed. the one that really rode them off with the canadian dollar, they have lost 41%t worth and he will gonfortunate o question about it. someone in that cabinet duringty set the policy up to ten years ago that gets no glory who should get at is a guy named gerald. he was the idiot jester. he destroyed the canadian economy by taking away its ability to capitalize on its resources. i took my money out almost a decade ago like many other people did, i haven't invested in canada ever since justin trudeau got in but i se