i m jason kelly. we are here at bloomberg headquarters in new york. taylor: and in this week s issue the costly farewell brexit is , having on business. jason also, the price of all the : wrong bets that a u.s.-china trade war would be short. taylor: in the global story the cover story, we work is expanding. our editor, joel, is here. great to have you. joel: there s a lot of talk around unicorns, and one of those happens to be uber, which went public and things didn t go so well. wework has confidentially filed so that might be still to come this year. in the meantime, they are trying to figure out, how can we continue to grow and come up with the way of funding that growth in a different way that we ve been doing. jason what comes out very : clearly in this story, is this is a cult of personality. joel big time. : the ceo, adam newman, is larger-than-life, incredibly idiosyncratic, but has built his company from nothing to something. his character is the force that has
good evening everyone i am eric rasmussen lb s sharing box 25 most in-depth news story. a federal courtroom shows civic commercials tackling an unarmed defendant the coptic it was justified other see the video tells a different story. woman: i was shocked. i was blown away. eric: 11:29 a.m. courtroom four at the federal courthouse in boston security camera video obtained by fox 25 news shows two u.s. marshall s taking down unarmed defendant james masara. showing profanities, dragging even kicking him three times after he appears to be in handcuffs. woman: there was nothing i could do to help him. eric: his fiancie christina car was in the courtroom. woman: i turned around because i could see it. and all i heard was yelling mother i am going to grab your i could listen anymore. eric: before the incident the judge sentenced him to 30 days on a be seen speaking to his attorney right before the marshall s approach and placed him under arrest. according to court
about 7:30 tonight here on market street in front of his family s home. the little boy was hit. his name, we understand, is nathan tabaris, it s unclear how he ended up in the street but somehow did he and hit by a silver toyota traveling on market. the driver of that car did stop. police arrived on scene and checked that driver s phone but gave it right back to him, and speed, we understand, does not appear to be a factor. the investigators were called to the scene. they ve been here for quite a while tonight. the little boy reportedly in some tough shape. neighbors say they heard a thud and loud scream, the boy s mother who reportedly ran after the driver. the driver as we said did stop, he was here on scene for a while with business. the little boy was taken to brockton hospital but has since been flown to mass general we understand where his family, his mother and father, have gone to be with him by his side. right now we understand he s in tough shape. we ll keep you upd
everyone from social security pensioners to bondholders. it wouldn t necessarily lead to a default. lew urged congress to raise the borrowing limit. cheryl: james bullard said the fed taper is likely less to come this month given shutdown in washington and data lag and debt ceiling fight. david: imagine this, folks we had a huge rally despite the number of first-time jobless claims soared 66,000 last month to a six-month high of 374,000. officials said, the number was distorted by reporting problems in california. the effects of the partial government shut down. again, bad news, good market rally. cheryl: u.s. shoppers remaining cautious in the month of september ahead of the holiday shopping season. thomson reuters same-store sales index rose 2.2%. that is weaker than expected. david: liberty media chairman john malone said cable companies should set up arrive val to netflix. they believe it would help the cable industry solve the problem of high costs. he is a happy man. a
live team coverage of the visit. jillian: break out the wine for breakfast. rob: i guess it is good news. fox and friends first continues right now. jillian: good morning to you. the sun coming up in new york city, you are watching fox and friends first on wednesday morning. rob: a fox news alert, d-day veterans making their way from south england, survived the normandy invasion preparing to meet donald trump and queen elizabeth. jillian: benjamin hall is awaiting the president s arrival. how is important is this gathering of world leaders? reporter: so important to remember the history and shared sacrifices by all these countries and where we are is so many of those landing craft set off across the english channel to face down english armies and just north of here general eisenhower, supreme allied commander, had his headquarters. we are expecting donald trump to arrive in the next 14 minutes and that comes after his two days state visit to london. everything about t