i mean, most people assume that mark carney will take this. is there a reason, though, that you would hedge on that right now? >> no, i don't think so. it seems to be a lock for for mr. carney. by rights, it really should be chrystia freeland. she's been in the trudeau government for ten years. she's been in the trenches taking it on the chin. she renegotiated the north american free trade agreement with donald trump when he was last president. she's done it before. she says she's ready to do it again. but mr. carney seems to be everyone's great hope right now, certainly for liberal party members. and i think it would be a great shock if he's not elected leader tomorrow night. >> and given the fact that he is leader, he's got a little bit of boost from from the liberal party. but a lot of what is going to matter is the way he handles these negotiations with donald trump. i also want to remind viewers that although americans and canadians have gotten along literally for centuries now, there was a war. you can look it up. but right now, in februa

now the frontrunners are mark carney, a former bank of canada and bank of england governor but a political novice, and the other frontrunner, chrystia freeland, trudeau's former deputy prime minister and a longtime cabinet minister for trudeau. now top of mind for the party faithful will be who they choose as that new liberal leader in terms of who is the best candidate to handle the challenge of a new donald trump administration, and its near daily demands on canada's economy. now the winner, though, may not be prime minister for long. an election would be called in canada within a matter of days or weeks now, before donald trump set off a tariff war. justin trudeau's liberals actually seem poised very close to losing any kind of a national election. the conservative party was way out in front in the polls, but before donald trump was inaugurated, the liberals had less than a 1% chance of winning. now that's jumped to 37% chance of winning. why president trump's threats and canadians desire for an experienced hand to deal with them have helped raise the party's fortunes and make canada's

former central banker mark carney will be canada's next prime minister. carney, 59, replaces prime minister justin trudeau, who announced his resignation in january. carney won a landslide, winning about 86% of the vote. trudeau will remain in office until carney is sworn in in the coming days. carney will now have to contend with the contentious trade relationship between canada and the u.s. nbc's jay gray reports from ottawa. all this taking place as the back and forth over tariffs, as well as the trade war intensifies, which has really sparked a sense of nationalism across the country. canadians protesting outside the u.s. embassy using their purchasing power to support homemade goods and products, pulling american liquor and wine from shelves and sending a clear message to the world about the tariffs and president trump's suggestion that their country could be absorbed as america's 51st state. this felt like a way that we could participate and just kind of say, we're going to stand up for canada. we like being a sovereign nation. and so canada's not f

it is mark carney who won the leadership contest tonight by a landslide, hallie, getting 85.9% of thee is the former governor of the bank of canada and the bank of england, and canadians are hopeful carney will offer a reset in their relationship with trump amid the trade war and threats about annexing canada. following the announcement of tariffs earlier this year, carney said in a rare interview, president trump probably thinks canada will cave in. but we are going to stand up to a bully. we're not going to back down. now carney's platform centered on boosting canada's economy. he will likely be sworn in this week. hallie? >> a lot to watch on that new relationship there. molly hunter, thank you very much. >>> still ahead for us tonight, the search for a missing college student on spring break in the dominican rep republic. and a scary scene in california. a driver plowing into that carmax dealership there. why police are saying it might have been intentional. (man) i thought i had fatty liver disease but it's actually nash and it's scarring my liver. ♪ rezdiffra ♪ (vo 1) rezdiffra

the leading contender is a guy named mark carney, an economist who once led the central banks of canadand britain. the other contender is a woman who used to work with trudeau. whoever wins becomes prime minister in the coming days and will have to call a general election by october. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> tonight president trump is backing a house republican plan to avert a government shutdown next week. he's also playing down reports of infighting between some of his cabinet members and adviser elon musk. cbs's nicole killian is in west palm beach with the details. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. tonight president trump continues to insist that elon musk and his secretary of state marco rubio have a great relationship and he says anything to the contrary is false. president trump returned to miss mar-a-lago resort after leaving the white house for the weekend with elon musk not far from his side. the special government employee is now at the center of an explosive meeting thursday night according to the new york time. musk clashed with several tr

y en medio de esta guerra de aranceles en canada, mark carney ha sido elegido como el nuevo lider delido liberal de canada. carney, de 59 anos, reemplazara al primer ministro justin tr trudeau luego de su renuncia en enero. el era ex gobernador del banco central y aparecia como favorito despues de que el presidente donald trump amenazo a canada con aranceles. las posibilidades de los liberales de gobernar el pais habian aumentado. del lado mexicano, el tema de los aranceles tambien esta presente hoy. la presidenta claudia sheinbaum tambien se refirio a ellos en el zocalo. sheinbaum aseguro que el freno a los gravamenes que acordo con el presidente donald trump es un logro de todas las personas m mexicanas. en otra parte de su intervencion, aseguro que tambien se ha mostrado que hay un respeto y un dialogo con estados unidos . y seguimos en mexico porque el dia in internacional de la mujer se llevaron a cabo distintas marchas en el pais. sin embargo, algunas de estas manifestaciones se salieron de control, ocasionando incendios, detenciones y el uso de gases lacrimogenos. estas accione

the top candidates to replace justin trudeau are former central bank governor mark carney and former deputy prime minister chrystia freeland. both are critical of trump, his trade policy, and threats really to make canada, as you mentioned, the 51st state, have reverberated across that country. the winner will face voters again in a national election, linsey, in the coming months. >> linsey: phil, thank you. >>> next tonight, chaos at a carmax dealership in inglewood, california. eight people were injured when a vehicle rammed into the showroom. the driver was later arrested by police. abc's zohreen shah has the new details coming in tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are investigating after a driver allegedly turned a car into a weapon, injuring multiple people. dramatic video showing a driver plowing a car through this used car dealership in inglewood, california, on saturday afternoon. at least eight customers and employees injured. two of them critically, according to the l.a. county fire department. the company saying the still unidentified suspect later placed under arr

mark carney, essentially a central banker. he is selling his credentials as someone who understands how economies work, but he has never had any direct experience in politics. well, good morning. freedom says you look out for the middle call from tame the cost of living. however, she's also bedrooms, has been 2 percent of canada's gdp on defense by 2027. she's a foreign policy hawk, often attracting russian president vladimir fusion and a storage supporter of israel county is a relatively little about foreign policy. he says he also intends to meet the 2 percent defense spending go. but 3 years later in 2030, his main focus is presenting himself as fiscally conservative, but certainly liberal, the man who guided the bank of canada through the 2008 financial crisis. the bank of england through breakfast and they're going to handle the potential economic crisis kind of the faces. now over the last several weeks, very. ready main question facing liberal policy voters is who has the best strategy to come from donald trump? christ

en la relación de canadá con estados unidos, el partido liberal de canadá eligió este domingo a mark carneynunció en enero que dimitiría a su cargo tras más de 9 años en el poder al desplomarse su índice de aprobación. de igual manera, tenemos una actualización desde roma. la salud del papa francisco parece estar mejorando. tras más de 3 semanas en el hospital a primera hora de este domingo, el vaticano informó que el papa estaba descansando tras una noche tranquila. indicaron que el pontífice, de 88 años, está respondiendo bien al tratamiento para la doble neumonía y muestra una gradual y ligera mejoría. ayer los médicos informaron que el pontífice permanece estable, sin fiebre y con buenos niveles de oxígeno en sangre desde hace varios días. ya son las 18:00 de la tarde con 15 minutos. compartimos con ustedes estas imágenes en vivo del aeropuerto internacional de san francisco. por qué? porque, bueno, pronto comenzará la gran afluencia de viajeros por las vacaciones de primavera. se recomienda, eso sí, revisar el equipaje de mano para evitar retrasos en segurida especialmente con artículo

wait, mark carney and the liberals tend to believe in winning. and the polls in canada did them a favor by showing them. a lot of polls recently suggested that if carney was selected as the leader, not only would he be able to win the next election possibly, which is uh, going against pierre plenty as the leader of the conservative party. but that he would also be the right type of leader in these and precedent times to deal with. uh, president trump. well, yes, despite that to me, mike connie has little real political experience. he didn't even have a seat in parliament, so se the right man. 5 person for the job, but when it comes to taking on truck or you're correct, these are unprecedented times. he is the 1st prime minister designate who is elected to this position who has never held and elected seat. he has no experience knocking on doors. so this is remarkable in many ways and his uh, vote today, the 85 percent of the vote that he received today is actually higher than we'd just include all received in 2013. it's also higher than what pierre

the top candidates to replace prime minister justin trudeau are former central bank governor mark carney and former deputy prime minister chrystia freeland. both are critical of trump, his trade policy and the threats really to make canada. as you mentioned, the 51st state have reverberated across that country. the winner will face voters again in a national election, lindsay, in the coming months. >> phil. thank you. next tonight, chaos at a carmax dealership in inglewood, california. police say eight people were injured when a driver rammed a vehicle into the showroom, sending terrified customers and workers running for cover. the driver was later arrested by police. abc's zohreen shah has the new details coming in tonight. >> tonight, authorities are investigating after a driver allegedly turned a car into a weapon, injuring multiple people. >> out that way. go that way. >> dramatic video showing a driver plowing a car through this used car dealership in inglewood, california, on saturday afternoon. at least eight customers and employees injured, two of them critically, according to t

mark carney is the former head of the bank of canada, and is expected to be sworn in as prime ministerweek. his most urgent challenge will be addressing tariff threats by president trump and its effect on the canadian economy. carney does not hold a seat in parliament and is expected to call federal elections soon after being sworn in as prime minister. >> well, the weekend this this weekend, golden state warriors and rakuten hosted 20 middle school girls at chase center for an inspiring, hands on learning experience. now, this event was meant to empower and encourage careers in stem science, technology, engineering, arts and math. >> as ktvu betty yu reports tonight, it's all part of a larger campaign rooted in celebrating san francisco landmarks. >> eighth graders from the nonprofit girls inc. of alameda county came together at chase center for the building stem futures event, where they built different kinds of bridges. experts from the engineering alliance for the arts and the uc berkeley steel bridge team guided them, sharing insights on pursuing careers in stem. >> the most inspi

my guess is next week mark carney is the prime minister, he's a little more reasonable but we will see. >> the president wants the border secure, he wants free and fair trade across the board, nobody taking advantage of us. the president would like fentanyl to stop coming into our country. if they does -- if they do those things that tariffs go away. >> the current when he 5% tariffs are about securing the border, about fentanyl and then on april second we will see the reciprocal tariffs. >> are you liking the new job? how do you like the swamp? >> i don't know about this month but the cabin is greatly, the president is amazing. every day. [simultaneous talking] >> he's on a roll and that speech tonight was incredible. >> i've known him 30 years i think it's the best species ever given. >> the democrats are flailing because you can't just be the resistance, you have to be for something and they haven't coalesced. they have no idea what therefore, they are just against donald trump and he continues winning and they are all balanced and they are in their everyday for the american people

now the frontrunners are mark carney, a former bank of canada and bank of england governor but a politicalice. and the other frontrunner, chrystia freeland, trudeau's former deputy prime minister and a longtime cabinet minister for trudeau, now top of mind for the party faithful will be who they choose as that new liberal leader in terms of who is the best candidate to handle the challenge of a new donald trump administration, and its near daily demands on canada's economy. now the winner, though, may not be prime minister for long, an election would be called in canada within a matter of days or weeks. now, before donald trump set off a tariff war. justin trudeau's liberals actually seem poised very close to losing any kind of a national election. the conservative party was way out in front in the polls, but before donald trump was inaugurated, the liberals had less than a 1% chance of winning. now that's jumped to 37% chance of winning. why president trump's threats and canadians desire for an experienced hand to deal with them have helped raise the party's fortunes and make canada's upc

in the liberal leadership debate, mark carney said that before trump just wanted our markets and now he wants to take our country. chrystia freeland was talking about how canada has to develop a coalition with panama, denmark, and other like-minded countries to oppose the united states. it sort of morphed. what you see in the polling is that canadians are upset. 48% of canadians think the future of canada could be jeopardized. so it's pressuring the politics to the point where the conservatives, about a month ago, were ahead by 38%. now the conservative lead is dwindling to about 5% to 10%. the polls are showing that if the election were held tomorrow, conservatives get a narrow majority. the problem is the election is not going to be held tomorrow, it's going to be held in a month or two. we learned yesterday that potentially the tariffs, border -- the tariffs for border security and fentanyl could potentially come in on march 4, next week, and that the broader tariffs could come in on april 2. april 2, unfortunately, could be the first week of the federal election campaign in canad

now the frontrunners are mark carney, a former bank of canada and bank of england governor but a politicalice. and the other frontrunner, chrystia freeland, trudeau's former deputy prime minister and a longtime cabinet minister for trudeau. now top of mind for the party faithful will be who they choose as that new liberal leader in terms of who is the best candidate to handle the challenge of a new donald trump administration and its near daily demands on canada's economy. now the winner, though, may not be prime minister for long, an election would be called in canada within a matter of days or weeks. now, before donald trump set off a tariff war. justin trudeau's liberals actually seem poised very close to losing any kind of a national election. the conservative party was way out in front in the polls, but before donald trump was inaugurated, the liberals had less than a 1% chance of winning. now that's jumped to 37% chance of winning. why president trump's threats and canadians desire for an experienced hand to deal with them have helped raise the party's fortunes and make canada's upco

and my guess is that next week mark carney's the prime minister. he's a little more reasonable. we'll see. >> it's simple. the president wants the border secure. he wants free and fair trade across the board. nobody taking advantage of us. and the president would like fentanyl to stop coming into our country. if they do those three things, tariffs go away and they get rid of their tariffs. >> yeah. exactly. so the current 25% tariffs are about securing the border about fentanyl. and then on april 2nd we're going to see the reciprocal tariffs. >> yeah it's really not that complicated. do you like the new job. how do you like this this swamp. >> well i don't know about the swamp but the cabinet is great. the president's amazing. the every day is. >> a force of nature, isn't he? >> oh my god. and he's. >> a physical force. >> he's on a roll. and that speech tonight was incredible. and, you know, i think that. >> i've known him 30 years. i think it's the best speech he ever gave. >> i think it was fantastic. and the democrats are flailing because you can't just be the resistance. yo

a banker named mark carney to replace outgoing prime minister justin trudeau.n the middle of a trade war and frequent bombastic threats against canada from president donald trump. and it was those threats and carney's pushback against them that caused a huge polling boost for the liberal party, which helped carney ride to victory tonight. and he had these strong words for trump and the u.s. at his victory rally just moments ago. take a listen. >> donald trump, donald trump and. donald trump. >> as we. >> know, has put. >> as the prime minister. >> just said, unjustified tariffs on what. >> we. >> build, on what we sell, on how. we make a living. he's attacking canadian families, workers and businesses, and we cannot let him succeed. and we won't. we won't. >> now, trudeau has served as the leader of canada's liberal party for 11 years, and the country's prime minister for nine. back here at home, for someone who has largely escaped any kind of accountability in his own criminal cases, president trump cannot just move on. instead, he's got a lot to say about the

and mark carney is somebody we know pretty well here as a result of his business dealings. . as bank of canada and the bank of england. >> could that relationship between carney and trump perhaps mitigate some of this? >> you know, it's all together. >> it's all better. it's all together. >> possible. i know mark, he's talented and he'd be an exceptional person to sit down across the table from any number of people in washington. that being said, if donald trump short cash and he needs it for his tax cuts, then that's a whole different issue. >> it's just the retaliatory stuff they talk about. ontario's doug ford, the premier there, saying that he would charge a surcharge on canadian electricity exports to the three states that pick it up michigan, new york, minnesota. i think there's 1.5 million americans that get their power from there. and he said they would even consider cutting power off if things get ugly enough. so we'll see how this plays out. >> slippery slope, these things. and it's very dangerous. and you know, i think the negotiations like this should be done beh