economist mark carney is here. [cheers and applause] yeah, that mark carney!ou ask for it, we listened! we will be discussing whether or not he is going to run to be the liberal party of canada's new leader, or if he will be the governor of our 51st state. we are not sure yet! but of course, all news pales in comparison to what is occurring right now in the state of california. a horrifying inferno, whose danger even now has not passed. but even amongst the tragedy and sadness, there have been incredible moments of human compassion and kindness. neighbors looking after neighbors. charitable contributions pouring into gofundme from all areas of the world. mainly, the tireless and heroic actions of firefighters in the california region, some of them prisoners fighting with incredible bravery and tenacity. [applause] rescue workers from all over the country, rescue workers from outside the country! rescue workers from mexico! [cheers and applause] mexico! damn your open borders, biden! i guess they are sending us their best! you want to know how bad it is in cali

so mark carney is the front runner, christian freeland, and then the current finance minister don liquid law. melanie shall lee, who is the foreign affairs minister our seat as, as, as, as real contenders here including anita and, and who is the administer of labor right now. it's a hard thing to do, i guess, but you've had time to think about it for a while. give us the best 30 seconds on justin triggers, legacy to well, you know 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 his 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 let the load number of progressive policies, whether it's child care, whether his, his response to, to climate change. he

mark carney says he's considering a run. other potential candidates include christie of freeland and dominic leblanc. trudeau will remain as prime minister until a new leader is selected one parliament -- with parliament suspended until march 24 while the process is underway. >> i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serve canadians and what is in the best interest of canadians and canadians deserve a real choice in the next election and it's become obvious to me with the internal battles that i cannot be the one to carry the liberal standard into the next election. >> for more on this let's bring in bloomberg executive editor derek. the speculation had been there for a long time that trudeau would ultimately be forced to step down. we are at the point now where we are thinking about who replaces the canadian prime minister. who is most likely to step into the breach? >> the biggest names are obviously mark carney, the former governor of the bank of england, the former governor of the bank of canada

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

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

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

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

another person to watch is mark carney, so when he was trying to bring into his government. probably know him as the central bank governors of england and canada, just a very long time prominent figure who has talked about running for politics someday. scarlet: full disclosure, he is the chair of bloomberg inc. as well. polling indicates the conservatives are out polling the liberals regardless of who might be the next leader. this is all kind of a shuffling of personnel without much to show for it in the end. >> we will see. at the moment the liberals looked at in the water. they are way behind in the polls and it looks likely that the conservative party would win the next election. but once you take trudeau out of the equation, it's hard to predict. scarlet: really appreciate you joining us on this developing and fast story. i'm scarlet fu. that does it for us this hour. keep it here for "balance of next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc2

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

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

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

these facing insurrection charges and mark carney, a former governor of both the canadian and british central banks, has announced his campaign to succeed just intruder, as kind of just prime minister and has a lot of the liberal party. other candidates have a week to declare if they wish to challenge currently as part usually we have some fuel the united states has imposed sanctions on students, army, chief of they'll pop out around accusing his forces of attacking civilians and using hunger as a weapon of war. comments a week after the us sanctioned the head of the parent military forces who have been fighting the souvenir, his army for almost 2 years. with donald trump now only days away from taking his 2nd note of office, the arctic region has swung into focus. the incoming us president has said he wants to buy the guard again to an island of greenland for national security reasons. but greenland belongs to denmark and as the w corresponded, jack parrot found out in the capital, not many green lenders want nothing to do with trumps. initiative, others have signaled interest, majes

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

prepare, and you know there is a good leadership race, and the people that you would know in the uk, mark carneyada, the former finance minister who stepped down, christine freeland, so there are good people, and we need canadians to have a choice, because a lot of the progress we have made, when it comes to tackling climate change, and by the way, i have to do this, but all the carbon tax money goes back to people. it is revenue neutral. just on that, we have seen farmers protesting against carbon taxes, green issues with the greens suffering in the european parliament at the last election. is that the wind of change that is blowing across canada, with people rejecting some of the more liberal policies thatjustin trudeau stood for? fin policies that justin trudeau stood for?— policies that justin trudeau stood for? , : stood for? on carbon pricing, it is the most _ stood for? on carbon pricing, it is the most conservative i it is the most conservative policy done in the most conservative way, the problem is that we had the opposition talking about how it raised prices and a large part of inflati

she is seen as a top contender alongside former central banker mark carney.igital token promoted by donald trump rattled cryptocurrency markets attracting billions in trade volume. trading under the $trump ticker police alana blockchain it search to $15 billion over the weekend after trump touted it on his social media accounts. by sunday the market cap had slid below 15 billion dollars after his wife melania unveiled a coin. bitcoins slumping into the inauguration. you had seen correlation with stocks rallying last week but now dropping towards his 50-day average as u.s. futures point lower. that selloff sparked by donald trump rolling out the memecoin on friday which hogged speculative flows over the weekend. a are miner that trump's embrace of crypto is by no means a guarantee of higher prices. the world awaiting trump sir turned to lizzy: very good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak europe," dime lizzy burden in dubai. the gaza ceasefire take hold is the first hot hinges are reunited with families. tiktok's short-lived u.s. suspension ends after donald

we have got names like mark carney being floated.dly a liberal outsider; however, he has been a key adviser to justin trudeau in several different roles since 2020. even their outsiders are insiders, and even, you know, their cabinet ministers have been so deeply involved in all of the liberal scandals that they just don't have anybody to offer up right now. >> laura: poilievre has a different approach. i want to play one more sound bite because americans have to start paying attention to this guy. >> everything is under control now the government is out of control. this ask not go on. we'll cap spending. ax taxes, reward work, build homes, uphold family, stop crime, secure borders, rearm our forces, restore our freedom and put canada first. >> well, sounds a lot like donald trump, sheila, what's the chances one in 10 that he is the next prime minister? >> 11 if i had to guess. his chances like i said pending some sort of catastrophe. that we don't know about he is opposite sit. >> pretty boy trudeau the poster boy and trump was on h

a former banker not a member of parliament, mark carney, former deputy prime minister christa freeland who recently quit. some of the wranglings inside of the office and leblanc is on the short least for people who could take over in the interim. a major country to our north along an important border to our nation has just resigned from his liberal party and expects to resign as prime minister the moment that they replace him in that party. we'll stay on this in case it makes more news. for now she was gracious enough to stay. i want to go back to kat cammack. i would be remiss if we didn't get your immediate response to that. >> well, down in the south we would say is bless his heart. he has struggled. i don't know if you can hear me i said bless his heart, you know. as you said this is no surprise to see prime minister trudeau's resignation. this has been a long time coming. he has been championing canada much like here in america last, he has been canada last in terms of policies and canadians are tired of it. you mentioned the border situations that we have. in ottawa we know of te

religious isa soares mark carney. roman busargin kristen clarke vincennes. kurakhove three naval officer srinivasan one. in one. three. jamie raskin and. jimmy carter. song. mark rutte one. of one. has sold as bayless. is one. and. proudly by. play. seven. s. e. cupp and khan younis. starlink wi-fi natacha ben haÏm sh. >> all right. a very moving funeral. state funeral for president jimmy carter. we just saw president biden greeting prince edward and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. we saw former president bush shaking hands with president elect. trump. there is vice president mike pence and vice president al gore. interesting moment that pence told gore that when he decided to follow the constitution and preside over the awarding of the electoral votes to joe biden back in january 2021, it was al gore who he took some inspiration from. al gore, who presided over the counting of the electoral votes in his own defeat. despite many members of the house objecting, and gore said to him, that means more to me than you can know. and anita mcbride, one of the

even if they look to the outside of the party, you have mark carney being floated.is supposedly a liberal outsider, however, a key advisor toev justin trudeau in several different roles since 2020. even they are outsiders are insiders and theirer cabinet ministers have been so deeply involved in all of the liberal scandals that they just don't have anybody to offer up rights now. >> laura: he has a different approach. i will play one more sound bite because they need to pay attention to this guy make. watch. >> everything is out of control and now the government is out o control. this cannot go on. we will kept spinning, build homes, uphold family, stopd crime, secure borders, restore our freedom put canada first. >> laura: well, sounds a lot like donald trump.rime sheila, what are the chances i one in ten years the next prime minister? >> 11 if i had to guess. his chances, pending catastrophe that we don't know about, he will be the next prime minister of canada. he is up and set up prime minister justin trudeau. >> laura: i like, pretty boy trudeau was the poster

back out to mark carney scores the defending champs. >> it's always fun playing against the avalancheblackhawks, panthers, utah hockey club tonight at seven on tnt. >> i'm hanako montgomery in tokyo and this is cnn. >> brilliant and tough. that is what president elect donald trump is saying right now about the federal judge who stopped the release of special counsel jack smith's final report. smith had been planning to release two volumes, one on the investigation into trump's mishandling of classified documents, another on the investigation into trump's and trump and election interference. yesterday, judge aileen cannon, a judge that donald trump appointed, stopped that in its tracks. cnn's katelyn polantz has much more. it's blocked for now at least. what happens now, caitlin? >> well, kate, judge aileen cannon in florida overseeing the classified documents case. she's essentially handed off the decision on whether this report sees the light of day to the appeals court, the federal appeals court that oversees florida and other states around there. we're going to wait and see this we

. >> mark carney stars. >> the defending champs. it's always fun playing against the avalanche, blackhawks, panthers, utah hockey club tonight at seven on tnt. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. you are live in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jim acosta in washington. >> we are starting with breaking news. these are live tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders. the flames are moving so fast that people are abandoning their cars and fleeing on foot. take a look at this right here. yes. you are seeing bulldozers clearing cars that have been blocking the roadways in los angeles. this was in pasadena. as a senior center rushed to evacuate its residents. >> you can see how many people are out here in this parking lot. it's really cold and windy out here right now. this is so chaotic. a lot of people in wheelchairs with just, you know, little blankets on right here trying to stay together. we're going to chat with randy real quick, because he's kind of in charge of helping to evacuate people tonight. you said like 95

. >> mark carney stars. >> the defending champs. it's always fun playing against the avalanche, blackhawks, panthers, utah hockey club tonight at seven on tnt. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. you are live in the cnn newsroom. >> i'm jim acosta in washington. >> we are starting with breaking news. these are live

mark carney stars. the defending champs. it's al four weeks, get your custom formulas today at proz.com. >> kobe the making of a legend premieres january 25th on cnn. >> this morning, the norovirus is surging in the united states. so how does it spread? how can you protect yourself? cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is here to answer your questions. we got some good ones. sanjay. stephanie from aurora, colorado, says the virus is nasty. only gatorade and acetaminophen got me through while i lived on bananas and applesauce for three days. it took me over a week to get back to normal. she says. please tell me i can't get it again. so can she. yeah, yeah. >> stephanie, i'm sorry you got so sick. i mean, this is a pretty typical course that you just described. it can be a pretty miserable few days. >> the answer about immunity here is an interesting one. >> so the short answer is that you do develop some immunity because you got sick. the problem is that that immunity is pretty short lived. weeks to months. and al

. >> mark carney stars the defending champs. >> it's always fun playing against the avalanche, blackhawks, panthers, utah hockey club tomorrow at seven on tnt. >> the latest now on our top story. a fast moving wildfire is bearing down on coastal los angeles, with fire officials calling it an immediate threat to life. this video was taken on a passenger flight to the los angeles international airport, showing the palisades fire, which is burning out of control. it started tuesday and has spread to more than 2900 acres, destroying homes, businesses and schools. tens of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate immediately, and at least one firefighter has been injured. well, clearly firefighters are in for a long night with those already extreme wind conditions expected to get worse. a captain with the l.a. county fire department calls it the perfect storm for a once in a decade wind event. our meteorologist, chad myers, has more. >> and we've already had hurricane force wind gusts in places here in southern california, especially on the mountain tops. >> but here's what happens in

so, judge mark carney order, which actually set out what the penalty would be an unconditional discharge is not common at all, especially in new york state courts, where i practice. that being said, in this particular case, he recognized that constitutionally, this criminal case could not go on. and truly, this sentencing was now or never. and so he laid that out in that order strategically so that this case could be brought to finality. with that laid out in the order, in addition to there being no penalty and a trump appearing via zoom as opposed to being into the courtroom, it really undermined any argument of the trump team that this needs to be put off or put on pause for any period of time, because it was not a burden to the transition. as the supreme court ultimately ruled. so this is a very unusual situation for a very unusual case. >> judge, i wonder what you made of judge merchan commenting on the novelty of the case, making clear it was the office of the presidency that provided a shield, that it's not donald trump, the person who is, in a sense above the law. it is donald tru

i might use the second version about, as sarah said, all of the contempt and all of what judge mark carney saw during the trial, how strong the evidence was, all of those sorts of things. he might give his own speech a little bit if trump does that. so maybe that's the only thing keeping him in rain a little bit. >> it is one of the things to watch today, and there is a lot to watch, even though the outcome in a way is predetermined. michael, what judge juan merchan says, but also todd blanche, who is donald trump's attorney, who is also going to be the nominee for deputy attorney general, the number two job at the justice department. how do you think that might impact how he talks about the law? >> i'm glad to be with all of you. >> there's no question today that trump will use this, and his lawyers will use this to sort of bolster him. i mean, i don't think you can overstate the likelihood that that's that's going to happen. and i think blanch will essentially be trump's mouthpiece. now, he may try to stay away from some of the more outrageous claims that the president elect has made and

mark carney. there. harry. how ready are. heading out? o. order. for. ready town. ready step. sir.why? can't ut it down. ready? step. sir. ready, pace. >> walk on up about four. >> three. step. >> so we are awaiting the procession to begin down pennsylvania avenue. it is evocative, but not the same direction as when the newly elected president carter and first lady rosalynn carter, came to washington and were walking the other way, getting out of the presidential limo to greet everyone. and now we have this final journey. we just heard from the u.s. navy band, not only hail to the chief, but the christian hymn just as i am without one plea. jim fallows, you were talking about what it was like working for as chief speechwriter for president carter, who didn't really like all the pageantry and pomp and circumstance. >> he did not. and as my friend stu eizenstat, you know, knows very well from having known carter for the longest time of any of us. he part of his appeal. part of what made him so magical in that campaign year of 1976, i think the first year or two of his administration

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

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

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