special envoy for education gordon brown and asked him how he would convince donors to prioritize education. >> this is the biggest humanitarian crisis since 1945. we need a peace settlement and talks are taking place. we need to provide for the refugees food and shelter and that has got to be done. this is not a short term problem, and food and shelter is not enough. if the young people particularly are not going to lose hope, then we need to provide them with the chance of education and the chance of jobs. at this syrian peace -- at this peace conference, we want to create 1 million school places across turkey, lebanon and jordan for syrians who left syria. we have places ins lebanon using existing schools operating on two shifts per day to we can cater for the syrian refugees but obviously we need money and need to raise money from the region, from america, from europe, but this is the humanitarian crisis that is not simply now about food and shelter, and it's not short term. it's going to last many years during many of these children can get back to their homes. we've got to make provis

. >> i remember gordon brown and at 1 g 7, the charge says it all which is g20 real gdt. bloomberg put it together and it's a fascinating statement of what has returned. t's that one persistent long g 20 growth. virginia, am i right that we are still not back and the basic statement is g20 growth even when -- isn't there? >> i depreefment and i think with a we are seeing in thal markets now is the adaptation to this slower growth world as the emerging market slows and the -- and it's adjusting for that next step, if you want. we need structural reform. but i think what is missed possibly in terms of talk with the g20 is geopolitics. en you think about this, the timing of june is not, you know, a question out of the blue or point out of the blue, it coincides with the peak of the selling season in terms of refugees, because this is the time when it's easier to -- so you are going to have a convergence of -- of data that at best has been mixed. not only at the g20 level but globally. and in a quite negative way, ind you. francine: yes. and it coincides with not wanting to p

tom: gordon brown replaced bill gross at pimco?oline: i'm not sure he's managing too much money, but he's certainly an advisor. tom: i'm glad you brought that up, thank you so much. the silliness continues in new hampshire w. all due respect with coverage on that, through friday and into the weekend as well. on "bloomberg surveillance" next, jane foley, without question my story of the week is a stronger japanese yen on this jobs day from new york and london, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: one thing showing the same shot every morning, you get to see what the sun does. it's february. there is more daylight. a gorgeous view of hong kong with a little bit of daylight in their early friday evening. we welcome all of you from asia to "bloomberg surveillance." jobs day in america. lots of global news. right now, let's catch up on if the first word" news. >> good morning. the stage was left crowded, but the tone was more intense in the latest presidential debate. in new hampshire last night, bernie sanders sparred one-on-one with hilla

i remember the london meeting with gordon brown. then it falls apart.g-20 economic recovery or is there still a fragility? >> i think there is a fragility. there is unlikely to be concerted effort by the g 20 countries. i think the imf's prodding them to do more. the fact that the chinese have announced they have more room on both monetary and fiscal policy is encouraging. on the other hand the people will be looking for whether to fund -- fundamental market reforms will continue to move in the right direction. tom: this is so important. yesterday they said there was no room for fiscal adjustment within germany. >> he is saying we have to stop doing so much. when you to focus on structural reforms. they said that four or five years. when you look at the g-20, and we are looking at live pictures of a lot of these finance ministers coming together, bottom line, do we need an agreement on currencies and will he get it? >> i think a detailed agreement like the accord like some of speculated on will be very difficult. i think with monetary policy being less

ed boles is one of the advisors to gordon brown. he told me about a meeting in the old days when they sat around a table, the british, the french, the germans. the great man pushed something through. he turned to the belgians and said you have to do this for europe. now the ability to persuade anybody at all to do anything for europe is much less. it is like the united states with each state fighting desperately for its bit. charlie: was he in opposition for political reasons or a deep and passionate belief about economics in the european union? john: i think there is a strong amount of personal ambitions. it has always been tension between him and cameron on many different levels. he is dying to become the successor to david cameron. there are principles as well. boris has always been a euro-skeptic. they have made the decision in this case the cost of leaving is so gigantic it is not worth doing. charlie: does george osborne get all of the credit, and does he deserve most of the credit for what happened to the british economy? joh

@he will not be a brown as of @march 9th when the team cuts @josh gordon will be a brown @even though he was suspended @all of last year. @the browns were optimistic when @i was out in berea next week @that gordon will be reinstated @him back. @the executive vice president of @football operations thinks @gordon finally has it all @together. @>> everything we see and hear @and talk with his @representation and those @representing him say he's eager @to get back and contribute. @we fool like if he's @accomplished those things -- @feel like if he's accomplished @those thing, there's a spot for @him on the roster. @>>> at the nfl combine the @quarterbacks met with the media @today and they'll throw in @front of all the teams coming @up on saturday. @we introduce you to carson @dakota state, 6' 5, interviewed @with the browns at the senior @bowl where he really jumped @out. @everybody really liked this @kid. @he's got tremendous upside. @the only question about him is @the level of competition he's @played against at north dakota @state. @first it's gerald goff at cal @who has played again

charge of football operations, sashi brown is dealing with, trying to hang on onto selected free agentsh in attracting others, also, the talented receiver josh gordon could return this season after a four-year suspension, he is going through the process of trying toto be reinstated by the nfl, brown gave an indication that gordon can be a sight for sore eyes this year,ica if the link lets him back in. >> he understands that he had made some past mistakes i think he hasp been held accountable, everything we see, hishe representation and others in quioccasin at seven that he is eager to get back and contribute and who feel that there could be room for him on the roster. spotlight moment, the carson wentz and jared goff have more on that tonight at 6:00 p.m. .. >> encouraging to hear what sashi brown said about josh gordon it looks like everything is going good on that front. more likely is that second choice to get a quarterback, but not surprised if during the t draft process over several days in the olympics that another could be used for a quarterback. of a plastic bag has the real thingjeje. >> is even signed by his favorite star, last month, ima

any questions at after nfl combine about manziel if he is charged for browns expected to release a fun march 9. >> stlartists josh gordon stand on his reinstatement? >> he's been itching for a chance to get back into the good graces of the team in and nfl and sashi brown has been encouraged that this is a league matter first year yet to satisfy brown was hypothetical when asked about gordon asked if he has changed that he would have a spot spot, while the guys possiblysp is jared goff, . i'd be excited to go anywhere, any team wants to directly it would bere excited to make an impact right away. >> lebron james was in toronto for the all-star game this time friday to face the raptors they have a three-game lead over the number two team in the leaste toronto has won 17 of the last 20 mo williams is outlawed iman shumpertam they play tomorrow night . the cavaliers improved on wednesday with a beat down on the hornets, on january 4, the cavaliers sank 17, three pointers beating the raptors with 22 points. >> brooklyn nets announced they have waived joe johnson, for want of a few teams interested inte him, it is our underst

. >> broncos signed richard gordon and phil taylor. former pick of the browns and starting contract talks with 3 other free agents. >> daytona 500, i can't figure out how we didn't win. the car on the inside an denny takes a bunch and run and beats martin by four inches. so close to winning the super bowl of nascar. they couldn't believe it, but second in daytona means good things to come. >> we'll have that strong a car and coming close to winning the great american race, it's awesome, so good mood around and get ready for atlanta. >> the avalanche tweeted this, and the old 21, he's ready to roll against the red wings and joel is ready, well as ready as he'll ever be. >> i think i've skated, maybe four or five times and the equipment feels comfortable and i realized in the last four skates i'm not getting better, just more comfortable. >> he's just not human, this isn't fair. look at this guy, he's scoring 36 points and guess what? these guys are 50 and 5, the warriors beat the hawks, the >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "

>>reporter: well, gordon, with one shot, 17-year-old brown was parking lot. police able to catch the four people they believe did it, just hours later. they were in court today. and had quite a lot to say. when the judge ask these murder suspects if they had any questions. >> any questions? >> yeah, i've got a question. what are these cameras for? they were more concerned with us. >> news media, what's up. y'all follow me on twitter. >> follow me on twitter. >>reporter: than the charges they were facing. >> snapchat. >>reporter: the judge, not a muzed, denied the -- not a mused, denied the bond. >> a great person, he was really funny, he was really energetic and people loved him. >>reporter: friends with the victim last night, tell me they were here to use the bathroom, when they came out, they heard a gunshot. >> the guys pulled up with guns and shoot him and drive off. >>reporter: the police say that that shot came from albert with the 3 others in the car, taking his life, and the future ahead of him. >> just -- it don't feel real, nothing feels real. every

. >>> browns executive sashi brown talking about who the browns next quarterback might be going to. receiver josh gordon seeking reinstatement after beg suspended for the entire 2015 season because of violating the league's substance abuse policy. butt sounds lake if he can suit up, the browns want him back. >> josh is a tremendously talent young man. everything that we see and here in talking to his representation is that he's eager to get back and contribute. we feel like if he's accomplished those things there's a spot for him on the roster. >> the indians out in arizona. newschannel5's sports director giving us an inside look at training camp. >> time now for 60 seconds with the cleveland indians here at spring training in good year, arizona. still waiting on juan uribe to clear his visa issues. once that happens the indians will formally announce him. a bunch of new faces tore the tribes. one familiar face that was bugged by the indians back when he was with the yankees in 070. that is jab into claim bear lain -- joba chamberlain. he's happy to be a member of the indians. >> the frustrating part, w

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. >> romona: brown is talking about josh gordon. i think most fans want to give him one more chance. >> they are still waiting for the nfl to reinstate gordon but here is what was said at the combine. >> the three years that i have been in cleveland and know him to be generally a good, young man. he understands he has made some mistakes in the past, i think is accountable for those and everything that we see and hear and talking to his representation and those that have been in communication with him is that he's eager to get back and contribute. and we feel like if he's accomplished those things there is a spot for him on the roster. >> romona: if he messes up again you are out, josh. >> that would be it for his career. i think the browns have a good feeling about this and i think travis benjamin talks breaking and receiver, maybe they feel josh is coming back. >> romona: let's talk about the nfl combine speed dating. i like this. >> i don't think i would have been good at speed dating. took me four months to ask denise out. >> rom

browns vp at the combine today. he was asked about the potential of josh gordon. being re-instated. >> . everything that we see in hear and talking to his representation. and those that have been in communication with him. is that he's eager to get back. and contribute. he admitted last season was a disappointment. to him. and didn't think playing in cleveland would be a distraction. he also said to not discount his ability to break down a defense. >> cleveland state won a contest tonight at home. they won by five. over northern kentucky. the cavaliers took iman to toronto. it's possible he will return to the court on friday night. the shoulder problem. >> meanwhile the nets. waiving veteran guard joe johnson. the cavs are targeting the 7 >> sole enwins this one. 5 solen wins this one.

. >> i assumed all along that the buyer of john brown's shackles would be a civil war buff, an historian, or a civil rights activist. gordonings. rather, he's an amateur magician, escape artist, and collector of handcuffs. >> these were owned by houdini. >> and houdini busted out of these? >> yes, and the jail cell that he was in at the same time. >> and these are john brown's. >> yes, they are. >> were you more interested in the fact that they were manufactured by this manufacturer, or did you want specifically john brown's shackles? >> first, because they were made by rickard's, without a doubt. i'm a handcuff collector. john brown, that was frosting on the cake. i look at them, and i just go, "wow." >> it is a "wow." >> yeah. i was driven to have them. these might never come around again. >> that realization's now sinking in for john boling, the great-great-grandson of an abolitionist minister who passed down the grim but powerful relic to his descendants. your family was the custodian of a significant piece of history for a very long time. >> yeah, but no family is going to keep something like this forever. >> you did