us, and ofurner with course jim o'sullivan. on this monday, coast-to-coast worldwide, and lord turner always listening on radio one. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am taylor riggs. let's get to bloomberg business flash. a major blow to canada's oilsands industry. er's project could have helped shipping bottlenecks, but it faces opposition from the british: be a puritan kander says it will face negotiators and try to get the project restarted. -- british columbia. inder says it will face negotiators and try to get the project started. the european central bank is considering a proposal that would make it easier to help banks being rescued from insolvency. the plan would let the ecb inject cash and buy the parts of a letter that are spread off of a failing financial institution. that is according to a confidential document obtained by bloomberg. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom, francine. francine: thank you, taylor. a new survey suggests that most britons now support holding votes on a

michelle girard, she's in a bad mood with your number today >> she's never in a bad mood >> and jim o'sullivan, you're at 185 -- >> no, 150 >> is 18 5 c5 consensus? >> yes >> you're at 130 >> i am. this is coming off of -- >> >> 314 and 239 >> two months of strength, even with a 130, the first quarter average gain will be over 225,000. that's better than it was in the fourth quarter better than we saw all year. you know these numbers >> also the snowstorm that hit the northeast. >> we had gains in february that are probably not sustainable, on top of that weather, some of which hit during the survey week the numbers are noise. you have to take it with a grain of salt, look at the trend >> your three-month average is 20,000 above what it was >> but that's close -- that's almost 3 million jobs. >> in a full employment -- >> that's impressive >> last year the average was 182. it would be a lot higher than that even 180,000 is way above the underlying trend in the labor force. unemployment keeps going down. even though we get a below trend payrolls number today, other parts of the report -- just p