jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok.he british mp andrew gwynne has apologised for what he calls "badly misjudged comments" after his whatsapp messages criticising constituents, fellow mps the mp for gorton and denton in manchester has been sacked as a health minister and suspended by the labour party. the conservatives have described the messages here's our political correspondent, rajdeep sandu. re—elected last year, andrew gwynne has been a labour mp representing greater manchester since 2005. labour officials, councillors and, reportedly, another mp. in reaction to one elderly constituent raising concerns is determined to uphold high standards of conduct in public office and lead a government in the service the comments that andrew gwynne made, let's be clear, are completely unacceptable, and the prime minister has been very clear from day one of this labour government colleague diane abbott and sexist comments about the deputy prime minister, angela rayner. he's since apologised, saying, "i deeply regret my offence

newly—built casinos, luxury hotels and entertainment complexes. but our se asia correspondent jonathan headnd it looksjust like a provincial chinese city with chinese characters on the sides of all the buildings in china, it is myanmar�*s current state, one of the most poorest and isolated parts of asia where an insurgent group has been waging war against the state for more than 70 years. so, why has a chinese company built all of this? laundering. the boss is currently languishing in a thai prison wanted by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. is the most extraordinary place. and yet the scale of the building, ambition of this project is breathtaking. is. trafficking but looking around, you cannot figure out where the money is coming from to fund it. laundering. the boss is currently languishing in a thai prison wanted by the chinese government for being a gambling kingpin. we have been driving around for a while now and this really is the most extraordinary place. technically, we are in the middle of a war zone and yet the scale of the building, ambition of this project is

our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head explained why china might have allowed the bbc in toguess is they are in some trouble. it is clear the somewhat enigmatic figure, she zhijiang, who was in a thai prison, is very important to the project. they look up to him as a leader, almost worship him, and feel they cannot progress with him being stuck in prison. it is also affecting the confidence of people who might be putting money into the city. what struck us is lots of these compounds have sprung up along the thai—myanmar border, they are pretty low—key, basic buildings, people are crammed in there and made to carry out these scams. they were in other parts of asia before that. it is clear yatai has aimed a great deal higher and they genuinely believe they can build something bigger than just the scams, a genuine resort. it seems crazy to think you can do that and they have put so much investment in that they are struggling. it seems crazy to think you can do that in a remote, all torn part of myanmar. access has become very difficult, the border is sealed, myanmar is a war zo

.- have nothing to go on. 7 asia correspondent southeast asia correspondent jonathan head at the airportonal hostages have just returned. thank jonathan. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. eli sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levy all appeared to be gaunt, frail and weak. to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. for the families of the three hostages, held for 490 days amid a show of force from hamas fighters as the minibus carrying el sharabi, 0had ben ami and 0r levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain their excitement. but as the three emerged looking gaunt and weak, translation: it's mixed feelings. i been reduced to hit home. there is a renewed sense of urgency here to secure something that is by no means guaranteed. 70 had been convicted of serious crimes and were serving long sentences, but the majority were gaz

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our southeast asia correspondentjonathan our southeast asia correspondent jonathan head our southeasttjonathan head at the airport in bangkok where those five nationals have those five thai nationals have just returned after almost 16 months in captivity. jonathan, good to talk to you. israel and hamas followed through with their fifth hostage exchange on saturday since the ceasefire agreement went into effect three weeks ago. israel's prime minister expressed shock at the condition of the three hostages that were released by hamas. they were freed in exchange for the release by israel of 183 palestinian prisoners, seven of whom had to be taken to hospital, according to the palestinian red crescent. israel says it is sending a delegation to doha for the next phase of ceasefire talks. our correspondent wyre davies reports. for the families of the three hostages, held for a90 days in gaza, this date was the one they'd been waiting for. carrying ellie sharabi, ohad ben ami and or levy arrived at the handover point, watching from their tel aviv home, eli sharabi's family couldn't contain

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jonathan: absolutely. ♪ i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management jonathan: 60 minutes away from the first trading day of the trading week. equity futures doing ok. 0.6% on the s&p. nasdaq 100 up by 0.8. manus: dust off your 2018 playbook in terms of u.s. steel and aluminum. cliff's sword by just over 8%. pretty much at that level. in 2018 imports dropped by 11%. 8700 jobs were created. downstream, 75,000 jobs went. could we extend that? the cto put out a memo. elliot had such a good performance last week when they yielded from honeywell the extraction that they wanted. they understand they have a sizable stake, what will they push for? let's see what they extract from bp. jonathan: aluminum. see ya there manus. lisa: just to be clear, he's leaning in. jonathan: they say sidewalk and they are like who is with this? lisa: adidas. jonathan: the one i have shifted on, i was never into that. tha

jonathan: global equities heading south. 25% tariffs on mexico come on canada.al 10% on china. we are down across the board into the opening. equity futures down 1.7% on the s&p, and the nasdaq down 2%. on the russell -2.35%. the next stop for the federal reserve is march 19. how long will these tariffs last? will they still beyond when they get together on the 18th? they need to put together forecast at that meeting. yields are up in the front end. lisa: what is going to be most compelling is what jim bullard had to say. he's these this is a greater growth shop than in inflationary shock. if that is the case, does this indicate the fed cannot cut rates and that a downturn is more likely than some sort of resurgence and inflation? jonathan: in the fx market the dollar is stronger against canada and mexico and against the euro. later on today there'll be a conversation between the president of the united states and the leaders of mexico and canada. what can they do to stop this from happening? annmarie: trump did not offer and offramp of solutions that would assu

jonathan: very cool. when is he coming? annmarie: i would say sometime this month but we have modi, king abdullah coming today, potentially keir starmer is the next one to headosity despite the differences in politics was to lisa: that is you playing nice. we will and there. -- end there. jonathan: the president's, softer hamas said they were in deftly postponing the upcoming release. trump says if the hostages are not returned, all bets are off and let hell breakout. annmarie: he said by 12:00 on saturday, netanyahu can go his own way but this is what my line in the sand is when it comes to hamas. what was more interesting is jenny leonard was part of the pool in the room. she asked because trump has been talking about how to egypt and jordan need to take it more palestinians. would you be willing to withhold aid? he said conceivably yeah, if they don't take in more palestinians. that is why the meeting with king abdullah will be challenging for the jordanians. lisa: it raises real tension for a lot of the leaders of saudi arabia and jordan and some of the other allies of the u.s. frankly, allies of israel. a lot of people in the countries are very much for

jonathan: we will head down to the nation's capital to get the latest on that story. right now equity futures softer by not even 1/10 of 1%. coming up we will catch up with jeff ahead of fresh u.s. inflation data. terry haines of pangaea policy and robert sockin as chairman powell signals more passions. u.s. cpi at 8:30 eastern time. you've been writing survey and market expectations reflect tariff risk. we think the fed will look through the short-term inflation , welcome to the program sir. what would constrain their ability to look through it? would inflation expectations pushing higher change their story for you? geoff: absolutely. it is about expectations not just in the u.s. but globally. what i am more interested in is let's assume hypothetically you see it coming through inflation expectations. what is the reaction function. here you can get some interesting divergence. if you look at those exporting to the u.s. they're worried about the demand loss, respectively stronger dollar generating inflation risk they will probably be inclined to cut rates. in the u.s.

let's head over to jonathan hunt. >> kevin, a huge local, state and federal response to the crash. as you would imagine. job one saving lives. but already, of course, an investigation into how it happened is underway. for more on the government response, we turn now to fox news channel's chanley painter. hello, charlie. >> hey, jonathan. yeah, we are seeing a massive and unified, multi-layered government response to this tragedy. many agencies immediately on the ground, working the scene, offering resources from local authorities and officials to state agencies, including at least 45 state troopers, members of the pennsylvania department of transportation, the pennsylvania emergency management authority, and the department of environmental protection. two elected state officials, including the governor, as well as federal agencies. at least four members of the faa have been dispatched. the ffa is posting these details about the crash, saying it, it and the ntsb are both investigating and, quote, the ntsb will lead the investigation and will provide all updates. the ntsb making clea

let's head over to jonathan hunt. >> kevin, a huge local, state and federal response to the crash. as you would imagine. job one saving lives. but already, of course, an investigation into how it happened is underway. for more on the government response, we turn now to fox news channel's chanley painter. hello, charlie. >> hey, jonathan. yeah, we are seeing a massive and unified, multi-layered government response to this tragedy. many agencies immediately on the ground, working the scene, offering resources from local authorities and officials to state agencies, including at least 45 state troopers, members of the pennsylvania department of transportation, the pennsylvania emergency management authority, and the department of environmental protection. two elected state officials, including the governor, as well as federal agencies. at least four members of the faa have been dispatched. the ffa is posting these details about the crash, saying it, it and the ntsb are both investigating and, quote, the ntsb will lead the investigation and will provide all updates. the ntsb making clea

talk about that and whether ken martin, the new head of the dnc, can effectively change that. jonathanperception is the democratic party is filled with elites who only care about niche issues and don't listen to the rest of us. as everyone knows, in a lot of instances, perception is reality. i was one of three msnbc anchors who hosted the last dnc forum and there were two instances that happened that sort of put this perception in high relief. one was a question asking for a commitment to dedicated seats for transgender folks within the party to serve within the party and governing structure. another was protesters who were loudly screaming about climate change and getting big money out of politics, something that everyone on that stage was for and yet no one wanted to listen to what they had to say and what was great -- good about those moments that were instructive was the only person who was on the stage two did not raise his hand on the transgender question is also -- question also said i don't think we should be dividing people by identity. we should focus on people who are up for

jonathan and u.s. army reserve sergeant here all headed to the big game this weekend. matt, we will start with you.surprised with the tickets up and coming star like you are and drake may? >> just totally unbelievable. the whole experience definitely caught me off guard i really didn't know what to say. we may had to retake a couple of things because i was saying inappropriate things and totally an amazing experience. drake was amazing and awesome opportunity to meet him and really kind of talk with him a little bit and get surprised with super bowl tickets. a bucket list and to be able to do it and to do it this way is kind of a recognition of service and supporting the american legion. i'm super happy and honored to do that. >> todd: it is awesome. you all deserve it and including yourself, surprised by kim jordan who wrote the following x, here we go, about you. "so honored to bring the sergeant and to super bowl lix and thank you for incredible service throughout career in the army. big thanks to usaa and w wp for help and you happen. i can't wait to show you all new orleans." the big thing i w

jonathan. ken martin will have his hands full taking the reigns from out going chair jamie harrison. martin, who heads in minnesota, won the majority of dnc voting members on the first ballot on saturday and had 100 votes more than closest competitor, head of wisconsin party and despite the fact of backing of top democrats like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries. martin will help lead the democratic party forward as it tries to rebuild after a loss up and down the ballot in november. martin says the party has the right message and just need to find a way to make sure that message resinate withs the american people, especially with working class voters. >> we have to focus with intensity on the goal ahead, which is winning elections to improve people's lives. second, we need to go on offense. trump's first weeks have shown us what happens on amateur hour meets demolition derby. but at the same time he's invited all the billionaires into the oval office to mine, extract, and profit off of our government. reporter: besides messages, he'll be crucial in strengthening and ensuring that steve p

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head in the right direction. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and annmarie hordern.ing morning. the s&p 500, a total snooze. going absolutely nowhere. equity futures unchanged. the nasdaq posited by about 1%. your day ahead looks like this. in 90 minutes, we get economic data. ppi and jobless claims. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, the president signing executive orders. that gets interesting because of this. from the president of the united states on truth social posting, three great reeks, perhaps the best ever -- great weeks, perhaps the best ever, but today is perhaps the best, reciprocal tariffs. lisa: people are expecting an announcement of how there will be a tit-for-tat. mine item by line adam. -- line item. what i am the most curious about is the market's response. now it is muted being treated as a signal not necessarily what will get through. to me, that is what i will be watching. annmarie: jonathan, you made the point clear earlier. it makes sense he is doing this today as potentially the signal you are talking about because the indian prime minister will be at th

head to the stores to stock up on food and drink for the big game. and speaking of shopping carts, some of the new ones are very high-tech. jonathanti has a look. ♪ >> reporter: shopping carts may help haul the food, but when their job is done, they rarely get the respect they deserve. but in some american grocery stores, shopping carts aren't just respected -- >> it's kind of the highlight of our week. >> reporter: they're beloved. places like price chopper outside kansas city, where we met pat and mike foster. >> there's been a couple of times we've come that it's not been available. and it's disappointing. >> reporter: here a new shopping cart is flying off the rack and down the aisle. a digital screen with gps guides people around the store. cameras equipped with ai technology rapidly identify and scan products when they're placed in the basket. coupons are instant. and you can check out and pay right on the handlebar. >> just lift the flap here. >> it's easy to just look and say the shopping cart is what it is. >> reporter: casey broke were price chopper began test driving the smart carts a few months ago. analog and digital.

maria: and jonathan, you're going to be testifying in front of the congresswoman's committee, right? >> possibly in a couple weeks. congresswoman lee, i think you hit the nail on the head really deliberate by the biden administration because there's really no argument that it was anything other than that. but it seems to me right no the major impediment to getting the most serious criminals not only arrested but removed from the country are these sanctuary cities and we know what pam bondi is doing is withholding doj funding and looking at them for federal statutes like harboring and obstruction. my question is what can congress do to help aid in that? is there a way to withhold additional funding from the sanctuary cities to make them want to cooperate or entice them to cooperate? because i think that would be one of the most effective things that could be done is to have those start cooperating with i.c.e. >> absolutely. and that's something -- we need to call it what it is which is lawlessness. the idea that state and local elected officials think they have an option to simply defy federal law is ludicrous. congress has the ability to support similar efforts to what

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how not amazing was last year heading into this year at a time when some people were thinking we were on the verge of overheating? jonathanepends on whether you are talking about payrolls for the household estimates. it looks like the pluming or a benchmark we got back in august, down 818,000 jobs, looking at the data, it is closer to $700,000 adjustment that we will see tomorrow, but if you look at the household survey, it is revised by 2.7 million for population, 1.8 for actual job growth, but they are meeting in the middle and we are starting with a clearer picture of what was actually going on last year. jonathan: you have a unique way of talking about the payrolls numbers and i will tell you why. you don't start off by saying, economy good, number x or y, you talk about it as if it is a random number generator and this is what i think it will spit out. when you say things like i expected to stay 240, i don't hear from you that the economy is pretty decent, i just hear that this is what goes into the random number generator and this is what i think the number will be. that is unique, what do you think the economy is d

jonathan: up next, kevin gordon, angelo zino, gregory daco, tony rodriguez. the third hour of "bloomberg surveillance" is up next. ♪ ♪ where ya headede what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management >> it does not look to me like wall street has priced in these tariffs going into effect on a sustained basis. >> i feel like the risks are higher than people appreciate. >> the biggest theme is risk off. >> we think we are the beginning of a multi-year you -- multiyear move out of the u.s. into non-us. >> we expect nothing but plan for everything. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz and annmarie hordern were in. jonathan: this is a fantastic example of meeting location -- meeting expectations on a low bar. the headline that you get on terraces actually we have avoid tariffs on mexico and canada of 25%. we are talking about something else when we would typically be talking about china. lisa: this is signal versus noise and this is just t

head. >> it's ludicrous. >> to contend that a judge does. >> not have the ability to institute the. >> checks and balances, balances that our constitution contemplated. but let's back up and. >> love us a. >> little bit, jonathan, if you will. i want folks to understand that. for example, as attorney general, i. >> oversee a. >> budget. >> of hundreds of millions. >> of dollars in my state. when i was in minority leader. >> in the state senate and the majority leader in the state senate, i was. >> responsible for budgets of billions. >> of dollars. and so i understand. >> the need. >> for ensuring that we can root out fraud and waste and inefficiency. that's not the problem. it's like my. >> mother used. >> to say. it's not what you say, it's how you say it. in this instance, it's not what you. >> do. >> it's how you do it and what he is doing and how he is doing. it is unlawful. that's why we've been able to prevail thus far in court on this suit and others as well. >> you know, something that came to mind, the lawsuits that you you have helped to bring, were they generated out of your office, or are these lawsuits in reaction to hearing from constituents, hearing from nevadans who are upset about any number

jonathan: a wonderful segue to you, mr. wykle her, because you say on your website that you will implement a war room that overruns the gop with a high headingmunications operation with a permanent campaign mentality to shape the news environment and put the right on defense. how are you going to do that when the author rhythms pushed out of public view the very messages that you all will try to push out there if you become dnc chair? mr. wikler: the rhythms, thumbs on the scale to push down democratic narratives -- push down republican narratives, lift up democratic narratives. we also know they are looking for cliques. the way that we feed that machine is by understanding what people respond to, which is stories, human beings, real-life. when we fight back against the repeal of the affordable care act, the way that we did it, we built move on strategy, working in partnership with the house and the senate and grassroots organizations all across the country. it was to work with people whose lives were on the line, and to make sure they went to where republicans were and told them that if you pass this bill, my life could end. we are in a mom

jonathan lemire read something that he wrote on truth social this morning, extending. his view on gaza becoming the mar-a-lago of the mediterranean or whatever was in his head.and to be corrected, and he's president of the. >> united states. and we. >> have the senate minority. >> leader standing up. there raising. >> his arm, saying. >> winning, winning, winning. >> we'll win. >> we'll win. >> we'll win. they will not. >> win until they know their enemy. how do you. >> fix that? >> well, i mean, you you got to make him less popular and you've got to pick your spots. i think there needs to be really some strategic maturity here as to what are you going to highlight? we're in a fractionalized media environment. you know, we've got social media platforms, you got the grammys, you got the super bowl. you got so much going on in this country from an entertainment perspective that these little snippets have to have to start feeding into a broader narrative. that's why i like the privacy stuff. i like how i like how chris murphy even framed usaid around china and russia. like, we got to follow some of these people who have some idea and some level of savviness aro

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jonathan lemire. >> read something that. >> he wrote on truth. >> social this morning. extending his. >> view on gaza becoming the mar-a-lago of the. mediterranean or whatever. was in his headand to be. >> corrected, and he's president of the united states. and we have the senate minority. >> leader standing. >> up there raising his arm. >> saying, winning. >> winning, winning. >> we'll win, we'll. >> win, we'll win. >> they will. >> not win. until they. >> know their enemy. >> how do you. >> fix that? >> well, i mean. you you got to make him less popular and you've got to pick your spots. i think there needs to be really some strategic maturity here as to what are you going to highlight? we're in a fractionalized media environment. you know, we've got social media platforms, you got the grammys, you got the super bowl. you got so much going on in this country from an entertainment perspective that these little snippets have to have to start feeding into a broader narrative. that's why i like the privacy stuff. i like how i like how chris murphy even framed usaid around china and russia. like, we got to follow some of these people who have some idea and some level of savvin

hotels until recently it was off—limits to journalists, but our south—east asia correspondent jonathan headwell, there are few places on earth stranger than this one. i mean, it looksjust like a provincial chinese city. yet this isn't in china. isolated parts of asia, where an insurgent group has been waging war against the state for more than 70 years. so why has a chinese company called yatai built all of this? luxury villas and cyber parks. human trafficking and money laundering. yatai's boss, a chinese man called she zhijiang, is currently languishing in a thai prison wanted technically, we are in the middle of a war zone what's much less clear, though, is what the business model is. trafficking, but looking around at all this, it's you just from to fund it. a different side. "it's a safe, green city," they kept telling us. everywhere they've put up these huge billboards promising in three languages that forced labour and human trafficking are no longer permitted. "it's private," they said when we asked to go in. some local people quietly told us that the scam business still thrives her

the sun newspaper reported that labour together, the think tank headed by former mp jonathan ashworthplotting to turn the party against reform uk instead of, crucially, the official opposition, the tories. then we come to today. it was meant to be embargoed, but the times newspaper revealed this morning that the government will release an absolute trove of that the government will release an ab

the sun newspaper reported that labour together, the think tank headed by former mp jonathan ashworths plotting to turn the party against reform uk instead of, crucially, the official opposition, the tories. then we come to today. it was meant to be embargoed, but the times newspaper revealed this morning that the government will release an absolute trove of videos on monday, boasting about their deportations of illegal migrants since taking power in july last yeah since taking power in july last year. around 16,000. they say the government won't give us the videos until monday, but until then, we do have a couple of stills to share from those clips. there's one some migrants being loaded onto coaches and there's another of some, i assume, getting kicked out of the country, the times reported today, i quote, labour will pubush today, i quote, labour will publish a series of videos showing the journey of an illegal migrant from detention in early morning raids to transfer from bleak immigration removal centres to waiting planes, and subject to approval footage aboard flights out of the