them, virgin boss, richard branson. executives at several carmakers the english of football premier league. i spoke with the professor of at lancaster university and asked him why the remain so inunspiring. been one thing worse than the remain campaign andthat has been the tone nature of the exit campaign. the remain campaign has failed to explain the european union to voters. a lot of remain supporters will be doing so still thinking imposes its decisions on britain and i think that what take forlmost done is granted that nobody could possibly get enthusiastic about the european union. that is almost, i think, an admission of defeat and failure started.e campaign more business leaders coming out in favor of the remain campaign today. talk about experts both scenarios, what would happen to the economy. what do you think of the main points for the economy in e.u.?n leaves the guest: unfortunately, like other experts, a lot of this is guess work. but i think it has been established over the course of the campaign and is n

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look at this virgin airlines employee in australia, and richard branson hopped in to say hello and thelm we he was vice asked want back to sleep. he said it is all right because the remain employee is on stand by and needed some rest. good boss. >> hey, it's just answering a bunch of questions in front of a nation of viewers with $1 million on the line. what's the big deal? com on, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire". [dramatic music] ♪ [applause] thank you and welcome to the show. you guys read to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right. we have a returning contestant, an english teacher who believes in dressing for success. from scituate, massachusetts, welcome back mr. jay savage. [cheers and applause] good to see you again, bud. >> thank you. great seeing you. >> welcome back. welcome back. >> thank you, thank you. >> a little more subdued today. >> little bit, but i've still got my lucky clothes. i'm wearing a pair of popsicle boxer shorts to keep me cool under pressure, so, uh...

one of the employees in australia, he's napping on the couch when company founder richard branson justy hi. branson posted this photo on his blog saying the employee was shocked when he woke him up. then he went back to xleep! >> no. >> branson says it's okay because the employee he was on standby and getting much needed rest. in defense of flight attendants, you get stuck, you've got a long layover, flight is delayed, they allow you to nap. >> very true. >>> abc 7s in at 4 continues. up next, remembering that famous rumble in the jong-ung jungle. hear from someone who sparred with muhammad ali before that famous fight. >>> coming up, unraveling the mystery surrounding the murder of a millbrae father. >> looks like a conspiracy to kill this guy. >> only on abc 7 news, the death of keith green and what may have led to breaking the case wide open. >>> and are we seeing a different colin kaepernick? why the 49ers say he's feeling good about reclaiming his old job. these stories and more when dan and i join you for abdz 7 news at 5. >>> fans and lf loved ones are play p mra ping to say the

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reporter: by the way, richard branson, sir richard branson will campaign hard from now until thursdayo keep britain in the e.u. i took a lot of risks in my own personal business affairs but i don't want to take a risk with britain getting out. e.u. still plenty of time to go for the polls to change. we have the big vote of course on thursday, guys. back to you. david: melissa: very eloquent argument, ashley, thank you for that. bringing both sides. we like it. reporter: you're welcome. melissa: fox business has live coverage all week leading up to thursday's vote. we'll keep it updated how it will impact you here and what this vote could mean for you and your wallet. david: on to the medical front, a major breakthrough in the fight against zika. two companies received fda approval to test a zika vaccine on humans. gene one life science plans to begin testing on humans within just weeks. good news. melissa: wall street versus elizabeth warren. a fight that has big donors threatening to pull the plug on hillary clinton. david: wall street doesn't like that woman. meanwhile the rift in t

you're hearing from richard branson, the uncertainty going forward.body thinking about investing into the uk is going to pause for thoughts. we don't know what the rules are and we don't know what we're investing in. if you look at equity investors, i look at the mark the reaction and much looks rational. it hasn't been a panic selloff, there's been no dislocations. you've seen a repricing of risk following a significant event. and broadly, we wouldn't be stepping in today to buy many of the assets which have been hit the hardest, like uk property, areas at the banks, these areas remain under a significant under pressure, and a significant uncertainty and you're not paid enough to step in and buy those assets. where we would be stepping in is where you see high-quality businesses, strong business models, and cash flow paying dividends, which have been hit by the broad risk selloff, and is now a good opportunity to enter. >> richard, just to get a little bit more detail, something about two thirds of the s&p companies have dividends-year-olds exce y it

reporter: british billionaire businessman richard branson says brexit will drag the country into recessionowing the referendum come his airline counseled a major deal with would have created around a 3000 jobs. other carriers are also pessimistic about the future. the pound has tumbled. suddenly making vacations abroad much more expensive for britons. airlines have to pay more or jet fuel. vodafone says it is too early to say where it's at corners might be in the future. the financial sector is certainly among the biggest losers. london accounts for 1/5 of global transactions, some of that business could be shifted to other banking centers here the british finance minister believes there is no reason to panic. >> we are only a few days off the results. the smoke is only beginning to clear from the battlefield. reporter: and institute of directors found 64% of british companies surveyed say the brexit result is negative for business. 24% said they plan to freeze hiring. christoph: the results of the british eu referendum had investors shivering as well. we see stock markets boasting solid g

today we had sir richard branson, bosses from hungary car firms here in the u.k., all making the pointhe prime minister has been making, to leave the european, this huge single market and trading pollock would be det mental to the u.k. economy. those are the two points. both believe they resonate and both are pushing hard right up until wednesday night. >> you are there in scotland. what impact would a vote to leave the e.u. have on the united kingdom itself? would it stay united? >> well, this is a point. we have had major warnings from the remain campaign. a brecksit vote would endanger the united kingdom. let me sketch out a possible scenario here, one in which the majority of scots vote to remain in the european, but the u.k. votes to leave. many beam believe that would create such a tension betwee the will of the scottish nation and the decision of the u.k. as further at a independence referendum would have to be called. we had one-two years ago. if that happened and there was a vote out, suddenly you end up with an independent scotland, and the u.k. changes fundamentally. but, an

then afterwards richard branson says he woke him up after unexpectedly meeting his boss b branson says wept backea to sleep but branson wasnson actually pretty understanding about the whole thing saying the guy quote needed the rest.es i am a great napper if richard branson needs any additionaly ao help. >> i'm not. mine are too long.ne a >> nap away.>> n >> they're gorgeous.re g >> i'd be embarrassed if that ih was guy finally meet the bigthe boss and there you are snoozingn away.away. >> um-hmm. >> thanks, erin. tha >> thanks.>> >> still ahead students headdent back to glass at clarksburg high school one day after the deathhh of three classmates.ma we'll show you how they're they' remembering them.met that's coming up next.. >> king james what a come back it was for cleveland getting thi job done on the home court. crt highlights and a look at the coming up next. >> students returning totu clarksburg his school today. just day aft losing three of their classmates in tragicde car accident. the accident happened latene lae tuesday night.ght. police now saying alcohol mostos likely was

it's a smackdown between richard branson and elon musk. well, as long as they're thinking progressively. productively. >> all this talk reminds me of the movie martian. >> yes. i fell asleep. it's the shift. [ laughter ] >>> good morning. as you are wiping the sleep out of your eyes and heading out the door this morning, we have an intrusion of the marine layer, a good 45 to 50 miles inland. right now, we have overcast skies over mineta international airport and levi's stadium in the santa clara valley where currently the air temperatures are at 58 after a high temperatures in the upper 80s. up from the average high of 76 degrees. satellite and radar we have a very dense deck of low clouds and fog hanging tight to the coast. again, moving inland at least a good 50 miles at this hour. it will take a while to see clouds retreat back over the open waters. and we'll see partial clearing at best along the immediate seashore. temperatures will peak tomorrow and saturday. it the will be hot in our inland areas. it will be cool along the coast. ag

when owner richard branson showed up, he woke him up. nt straight back to sleep. >>> let's get a check of the weather from al. >> we're still down here trying to figure out, deep fried twinkies are >> let's look at your weekend outlook. friday we have a risk of storms in the northern plains. wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunny throughout much of the country. slight risk and storms on saturday. record highs in the mid-section of the country. more wet weather around the gulf. then sunday, sunday! record highs make their way into new york. parts of new england. mid-mississippi river valley, upper mid-west as well. showers and thunderstorms around the rockies. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. . >>> right here in the nation's capital, it is a spectacular june today to be outside. 69 at national airport. 70 in leesburg. 65 in annapolis. your forecast then for today, plenty of sunshine, start-to-finish. mid-60 now, upper 70s to near '80s a high this afternoon. breezy at times later today. wind lay down tonight. clear sk

richard branson's virgin atlantic says a new player would if it had -- would depress affairs.orwegian air shuttle is expanding into long-haul flights. the market makes it 70% of virgin atlantic's operations. moore m&a deals on the horizon. speaking at the bloomberg tech conference and san francisco, he gave emily chang his perspective on innovation, acquisitions, and twitter. calls itriend of mine the new york-palo alto arbitrage. linkedinork view is if gets bought, it makes twitter more likely to get bought. the palo alto view is probably the opposite. there is probably one fewer fire. probably made the acquisition of twitter slightly less likely. i am positive there are big companies thinking about it and the deal just depends. we will see who steps up. twitter is now the only public social network besides facebook. can twitter survive? mark: i think twitter can survive just fine. it's an amazing accomplishment to build a business that size. they canno question generate profit a time they want, it's just a matter of how they want to turn the dial. they have a strategy to do

when owner richard branson showed up, he woke him up. ought he was dreaming because he went straight back to sleep. >>> let's get a check of the weather from al. >> we're still down here trying to figure out, deep fried twinkies are frozen. do you unfreeze them, then fry them? from it is like having a tv dinner. you know like country-fried steak, you undo it and you can still eat it -- >> you don't have to fry it. >> the hungry man dinner, you don't have to fry it again. are you not southern? >> no, i'm not. i think we've established that. >>> let's look at your weekend outlook. we are looking at some wet weather through the upper great lakes. friday we got a risk of some strong storms in the northern plains. wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunny throughout much of the southern part of the country with a few showers and thunderstorms. slight risk for strong storms on saturday, including threatening the belmont stakes. record highs in the midsection of the country, risk in the plains again and more wet weather around the gulf. then s

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elon musk and richard branson own competing companies.h successful test for blue origin. >>> millions of ticketmaster customers are getting free tickets. the lawsuit claiming it was charging excessive fees. it agreed in a settlement to issue $45 million worth of tickets to customers. customers will get one code in their accounts to redeem for two general admission tickets. check it out. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> new vital information to be released today about the orlando terror attack as tens of thousands mourn the victims of the horrific shooting. >>> the senate to vote on four different gun control measures today, but none is expected to pass. >>> the cavaliers winning game seven of the nba championship. winning by doing something no team has ever done before. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm ryan nobles. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday. first day of summer. 5:00 a.m. in the east. later today, we get new information on the orlando nightclub massacre. officials will release partial transcripts from the t

and as far as richard branson is concerned, he's completely wrong.illionaire george soros. he is saying a brexit would have incredible impact on the pound. that's going to have some sort of influence on those undecided voters, isn't it? >> well, he made a complete killing the last time around if you remember when we were going into the single currency and all those sort of things and the erm. but really and truly, the bottom line on all this is this. the really big businesses are actually have got it wrong over and over and over again. they got it wrong over the erm, which caused catastrophe for business. they got it completely wrong over the euro. and can i say something about the single market. the fact is we have a deficit in goods and services, imports and exports with the other 27 member states of 67 billion pounds a year. and we have a global trade surplus in the same goods and services with the rest of the world of over 30 billion, which went up by 8 billion alone last year. so what i'm really saying is that we've got a democratic argument. we

(laughter) >> i met a guy, you know the virgin galactic are doing this thing where richard branson ise earth and someone was talking to me about it the other day and i said, eight minutes, going up, just feels like a lot of risk of possibly dying. he said to me it's exactly how people felt when the first propeller planes came out and what they would do is, in a town, in america or across the world, they'd go up in the air for eight minutes and come down, and people would come down with a completely new way of looking at their home where they lived, their state, because they'd see that these divisions being created were not -- they were manmade divisions. we decided that this would be mine and that would be yours and this would be here and that would be here. he said, imagine if you could make people today realize that on a global scale, if you could go up and look down and go, oh, it's just earth, and it's ours to look after. it's not about you being from here or me being from there or building a wall here or doing those things. (applause) that's how i feel about being british here. >

this week, a virgin founder and my ice dancing partner richard branson caught an employee sleeping onn australian airport. wrote branson, wow, did he get a shock when he woke up. he then peed in his ear. according to career experts, skimping on sleep is one of the biggest mistakes millennials make when joining the workforce. i sent our millennials joanne and kat to learn more. they came back with something like the opposite. >> so you have millennial employees? >> yes, we do. >> eww. >> yeah. >> do you have personal experience with millennials? >> i have an intern right now and he's very lazy. >> sit just that you're not giving him enough to do? >> he has plenty to do. what is is your first job ever? [ inaudible ] >> what was your first job? >> my first job was actually a teacher, kindergarten teacher new york city. >> i was a traffic helicopter giving the wrong directions and i was fired. >> ever said anything bad about a co-worker behind your back? >> no -- >> you're lying. why would you lie to me? >> how much wood do you think a woodchuck could chuck if he hired ten employees and p

napping on the couch at his office when none other than sir richard branson came in for a visit.n he woke up he saw branson and then went back to sleep, maybe he thought he was dreaming? he says it's okay. the employee was on standby getting some much-needed rest. he did post it on his blog on virgin.com so everyone sees. >> why have a couch if you don't want naps. >> that's right and i think sir richard branson can take it. >> a guy who would understand. thank you, amy. >>> now king james, that's what we'll talk about reclaiming his court overnight. lebron james leading the cleveland cavaliers to a huge victory over the golden state warriors and t.j. holmes, he was there for all of it. he's in cleveland now so good morning, t.j. >> you see, strahan, news of the cavaliers' demise has been greatly exaggerated. right? they are back in this thing already but still how do you -- how do you explain them getting beat by 33, the previous game and now winning by 30 last night? well, they clicked their size 18 heels together and said, there's no place like home. >> one, two, three. >> rep

elon musk and richard branson own competing companies. >>> you may want to check your ticketmaster account a class action lawsuit. ticketmaster denies the claim of deceptive fees. $45 million worth of tickets is issued to customers. you will get a code to redeem for two general admission tickets. >>> back to blue origin. are you buying a seat on the space flight? >> i am spacey enough as it is without having to buy a ticket to space. what about you? >> i don't know if i want to be on the first one. maybe the third or fourth. >> i'm sure i don't have enough disposable income. >>> and new details about the orlando terror attack released today. the information you need to know. "new day" starts now. >>> he talked about his pledge of allegiance. >> transcripts will be made public. >> we will limit them to avoid revictimizes those who went through the horror. >>> if the proposal was in effect, it may have stopped the shooting. >> if you had somebody with a gun strapped on to their hip, would you have had a very, very different result. >> nobody wants terrorists with guns. >> we need people in w

tesla's elon musk and richard branson, they are trying to build commercial space tourism businesses.o take its first customers into space in 2018. >>> the music industry has picked up more support. taylor swift and u2 are among the dozens of musicians who have attached their names to an open letter to congress. they are calling on congress to rewrite the terms and conditions that youtube and other web-based platforms use to share music. they say youtube does not give them a choice about how their music is used. youtube argues it generates billions of dollars for the music industry and contends it has sophisticated tools that make it easy for music owners to control their work. >>> all right. well, it's going to be a warm one out there. make sure you stay hydrated, everybody. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you at four. >> we'll see ya. . dr. oz: what's really in parmesan cheese, the hidden ingredients you never expected. wood pulp, you heard me right. we break it down in our food truth series. we need to know exactly what we're paying for and putting in ur bodies. an appetite f

business owners are worried about the impact of brittain's vote to leave billionaire richard branson a virgin to small businesses here in the uk. take a look. >> i'm really sad about it. i can't believe that it went that way. i just think that it's goings to impact us so much in the future. i've got a small business, exports an awful lot. i don't know where we stand. >> reporter: the concern forex porters is losing the benefit of free trade with europe. there's also anxiety for europeans that live and work in the uk. >> well, i am a bit worried about my future. i probably have to leave in two years, but if that will be their choice it's fine because there are so many other countries who would like to have an experienced recruiter like me. >> reporter: that's a big concern of big business as well. that is, would the the eu passport or the ability to live and work anywhere in the eu, there could be a real talent drain on the horizon. some of the older generation we talked to fondly remember the days before the eu and they're hopeful that brittain can return to that period. that's why a

found ed by sir richard branson of the virgin empire, it was started in 2004 with the goal the be then was to fly tourists like you and me to the edge of spaced for to experience weightlessness and unforgettable view of earth. there was an accident last fall and how did that set you back? it is obviously a tragic event, and it is something that we will e never forget and in our minds everyday, but as we have analyzed the data, we know that the vehicle is sound, and we can continue to go to build the next one. >> we hope that the vehicle is in testing later this year. >> and if it is going to go as planned, the first passengers on the waiting list could be in sub orbit by the end of the decade. explain to me the mechanics of how you will bet people to sp e space. >> we attach it to the white knight carrier ii aircraft and the mission is to take the spaceship to an altitude of 50,000 feet. once there, we release the spaceship and it will free fall a few seconds before the pilots ignite the rocket motor and accelerate you to three times the speed of sound and the pilot will pull back on

richard branson had an interesting blog on this and he was making the point, do you want to be littleland or great britain? but you could take it even further than that the eu, aren't they stronger together from a national security standpoint, economy aside, than they would be if they're all broken apart? >> well, you know it depends on how you look at it. if you look at it from a trade perspective it seems that the uk is better off as part of the eu because they have more negotiating power when they're negotiating trade deals with china or the u.s. or any other trading bloc. so if they leave, they have less power and they have to renegotiate a lot of deals. trish: they're still pretty big economy though. you're still going to play ball with the uk. >> you're still going to play ball with the uk but you're part of a smaller economy than you are with the entire eu. but what i was going to say is, you have to weigh that against the autonomy that they have and regulatory authority that they give up by being part of the he eu. this comes back to what colonel peters said. giving up their a

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and australian boy got caught by owner richard branson. busted by the boss. branson said he posted this picture on his urban blog site after a visit to the sydney airport. he found his employee napping away in one of the offices. the worker went right back to sleep after he surprised him. he admits the employee was on standby getting needed rest but a very good picture. we will be right back. >>> because of the scale of the crime i have asked the governor to declare a state of emergency. we are also issuing a state of emergency for the city of orlando so we can bring additional resources to deal with the aftermath. our focus is going to be on identifying the victims. >>> we have breaking news out of orlando florida, 50 people have been shot to death at a nightclub overnight. the mayor of orlando says there are dozens more that have been hospitalized at area hospitals. that attack happened early this morning. >>> it is sunday, june 12. i am claudine wong. >>> federal, state and local officials in orlando looking for more victims in helping the victims families

billionaire richard branson said and london's mayor sadiq khan called for giving the capital greater autonomy to protect itself against economic uncertainty. for the pbs newshour, i'm margaret warner. >> ifill: back in this country, the justice department announced volkswagen will spend roughly $15 billion to settle an emissions cheating scandal. it includes $10 billion to buy back or repair 475,000 v.w. and audi vehicles. another $2.7 billion will go to offset excess pollution. and, officials said $2 billion will fund research into zero- emission vehicles. >> volkswagen turned over 500,000 american drivers into unwitting accomplices in an unpress precedented assault on our country's environment. while this announcement is an important step forward in achieving justice for the american people, let me be clear -- it is by no means the last step. >> ifill: volkswagen still faces billions of dollars in potential fines and penalties, and possible criminal charges. efforts to push new zika funding through congress bogged down today. senate democrats blocked a republican bill containing $1

we backed richard branson and the original acquisition from the u.k. government.d fallen down quite a bit, but we still own about 11% of the company. aboutne: but also, what the rest of the eurozone. today when we look at italy, we see the rise of the antiestablishment parties, the five-star movement in rome. what about the rest of the eurozone? does and with the u.k. vote on the referendum? wilbur: well, i think the u.k. referendum, just as a few days ago, the swiss referendum was also important. remember, in switzerland there had been his proposal to give a guaranteed minimum income to everyone. and this was very wisely voted that down by a substantial margin. that showed good sense on their part. had they not, i think that disease would have spread throughout europe and perhaps, even to america. i think each of these referendum are very important, not just for itself, but for what it leads tonight. guy: wilbur, can i take you back to that virgin stake, the 11% that you have got. if there were able to leave, would you be looking to sell the asset more quickly? c

they've been worried by predictions by fairly major individuals in industry, people like sir richard branson it would be a complete mistake to come out of the european union. so not knowing what's going to be on the other side of, this those people who are undecided have gone into the voting booth and decided to opt for the status quo. >> sreenivasan: special correspondent malcolm brabant joining us from london, thank you very much. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: the loses all americans face when big cities don't have enough housing. and a brief but spectacular take on why the o.j. simpson trial still matters today. but first, it was a rare night and morning in congressional history. democrats staged an all-night sit in, demanding a vote to ban anyone on the no fly list from buying a gun. lisa desjardins begins our coverage. >> reporter: house democrats emerged from the capitol and gave up their 26-hour sit in. they vowed to keep fighting for gun control measures, after the july 4 break. >> when we come back here on july 5, we're going to continue to push, to pull, to

eso le pasÓ a richard branson, que sorprendiÓ durmiendo a uno de sus empleados. consecuencias, pues asumir la responsabilidad. doctora Álvarez: tambiÉn hay mucha gente que abusa de esto. yo conozco empleados que se pasan el dÍa entero en las redes, y cuando llega el jefe, cambian a trabajar. eso es robar, seÑores! porque robar no es sÓlo abrir la cartera y sacar dinero. si yo te pago a ti ocho horas de trabajo, es para que produzcas. no para que estÉs hablando por telÉfono o en las redes. karla: ahora, supongamos que lo agarran. ¿cÓmo reaccionamos? doctora Álvarez: si yo te agarro una o dos veces, y es un empleado que da y siempre estÁ midiendo, algo le pasÓ, y hablas con Él. pero si lo hace a cada rato, lo saco. johnny: en este caso, yo siempre he dicho que cuando uno tiene un trabajo, uno tiene que ser responsable y tomar las medidas necesarias para poder hacer el trabajo. por ejemplo, si el lunes te levantas a las 6 de la maÑana, no puedes el domingo emborracharte. ismael: pero digamos que tienes una boda el domingo, y es una boda importante de tu familia. si

tom: the telegraph, get out and you open the add and it is a full-page ad for richard branson who stays- who says stay in. toncine: let's get straight the bloomberg business flash maybe for some clarity on the polls. officialan has made it , it is buying airplanes from blowing in the first deal -- in theowing -- boeing first deal since the sanctions were lifted. they plan to buy 100 lanes. pick shanghaiay to become its production base according to a person familiar with the matter. a company has signed a nonbinding agreement with tesla and they may invest up to $9 billion building a rectory in shanghai to allow the electric carmaker to avoid the chinese 25% import tax. francine: let's get on to china, and hong kong's richest man is bullish on china despite debt and the worst growth numbers and a quarter century. >> i have a lot of experience when it comes to manufacturing. the fact is, china exports more than it imports. aside for manufacturing, there is also the service industry as well as many other channels of income. debteople can only see the in the state owned enterprises when the

richard branson says his business has lost a third of its value tuesday. he told a british television program he had canceled the deal that would have created 3000 jobs because of brexit. he also has been speaking to chinese businesspeople who were stopping investing in the u.k. shifting expansion plans in favor of other eu states. ryanair told "the wall street journal" he was unlikely to place any new aircraft in the u.k. because of the brexit quote. moving to some other business stories -- volkswagen is said to have reached a deal in the united states over the emissions cheating scandal. the settlement is to cost the carmaker almost $15 billion, the automobile sector in the u.s. history. buyncludes $10 million to back volkswagen cars. it will not be the end of volkswagen problems. halflkswagen soared almost a million easy vehicles from 2009 it's a last year and is now preparing to fix them all. under a deal struck between the officecarmaker, american to buy that cars, or repair them, so they will comply with clean-air norms. the -- 40%es contain the amou

richard branson, one of the bing names doing so. here's what he had to say. >> i think as far as great brittain is concerned, it would be a financial disaster. you'd see the pound collapsing. and trade being stifled and the dangers of this. the financial center of europe being in london could easily move to europe. >> he's not the only one from business backing the remain vote. ford also writing to the employees, the question, will it be north to change their minds. developments over the wechts. climbs from 80% from below 60% from about a week or ten days ago. driving that over, predominantly unity off the delay of campaigning following the tragic death of jo cox, people focused on unity and that really grew strong on the romaine side, much more so. that certainly has been the moving pulse. the moving marjts feel very pronounced indeed. the pound rallying, having one of its best days in many years. leading equities around the world. guys? >> it is a stunning turn of sentiment in those polls there, but it could turn in the opposite d

martha: british entrepreneur, sir richard branson getting involved in the so-called "brexit" referendumwould decide if the u.k. should stay in the european union. he is launching a nationwide campaign in newspapers and social media to keep his country in the union although the other forces are quite strong now. he says leaving would be devastating for the u.k. >> there is a few occasions in your life where you can see something going horribly wrong and this is one of those occasions where, if, yeah, if the wrong decision is made it will to irreparable damage to great britain and europe. martha: a lot of people in great britain say they're tired of people flooding into their country. if they exit the e.u. that situation would improve. the referendum comes this thursday. bill: we've got something going on in downtown detroit. just want to show this picture here from w j.b. -- w j.b. k. it is described as a policecation. but beyond that, there is not a lot of information, police say they received report of a person with a weapon inside of the building. there is a towercam rainier the build

among them, sir richard branson, virgin airlines michael bloomberg signed it, the former mayor of new bloomberg which clearly has interest in london. here in berlin, the chancellor angela merkel meeting with the chancellor. going to have a press conference tomorrow going to be meeting with business leaders and trade unions while the vote is taking place in london. but here in berlin, all kinds of people are talking about this. we've been speaking to people from the uk who work and live here in berlin. we're going to talk more of that later on fox business. connell, back to you . connell: we'll look for that adam. that is the argument that adam was talking about. it looks like it may be winning today. but who knows. the polls have been wrong in past cases. today the markets are down. you know, the european markets adam showed you are up still with the idea that great britain might stay in the eu. but the dow here in the as you say down about 50 points after it was up around 80 earlier. now, if the british were to bolt our next guest columnist could give the market a jolt. cliff that as

public figures have already been making their positions exit or remain now with everyone from sir richard bransonheads to many of the banks with the james bond actor. sir martin sorrell built wpp from scratch into a $30 billion-plus company. we sat down with him yesterday to ask for his expectations on today's outcome. >> very dangerous to predict but if you sort of nailed me to the wall, i would say 53-47 for remain. i think a small victory for remain, but it's very close. we're within the margin of error. the turnout is critical. 66% is what most of the pollsters -- i think all of them have assumed, the same as the general election turnout. we know there are still a large number of undecideds. >> reporter: turnout is exactly what we're trying to parse today with relatively inclement weather throughout the day. we also did talk to mr. sorrell about the situation at viacom. his company has a longstanding relationship with viacom, not to mention that his wife is on the viacom board. we asked him how he is watching that saga unfold. >> my wife is on the board and we have a relationship with viacom,

richard branson today coming out for the let's stay in europe campaign.e, english soccer league saying we need to stay in the eu and several other high profile business leaders. now, let's hear the other side of the argument. i'm joined by steve hilton, he was the one time and long time adviser to british prime minister david cameron. steve, thanks for joining us. you are an absolutely adamant that the u should get out of the eu. are you feeling a little disappointed? do you feel like you're losing the momentum? >> i think that this country right now is 50/50 country. i think this vote is on a complete knife edge and you're going to get a little stories every day of a campaign and there will be moratorium. but i think the real story is the big argument that's going on. and on the one side for those who want to stay, they're trying to frighten people with the idea that if britain leaves the eu, there will be an economic risk. but the real argument on the other side is actually much deeper than that. it's not really about trade or economics, it's about a fu

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in the business world you look at people like richard branson who is always starting something new 0, sarah blakey who started spanks and has never done that before. i think that curiosity should be something that you -- even if you decide to be a specialist in one area, even if you are a specialist, five years or ten years and you say i'm tired of this and want to do something new, more power to you. >> i think it always correlates to the jobs, a lot of times. there will be opportunities. when i went to a very small law firm there were two associates. who worked on whatever came in the door you didn't specialize. i had a larger law firm there is i think increasing expectation that you will decide to -- what your portfolio is going to be and develop the expertise, and in the law today things are so granular and so specific and you need to develop that but you should never stop learning, and i went to the university of chicago so goes without saying i'm the biggest nerd in this room. i embrace and it love it and love learning. so when i decided i wasn't learning enough and i wasn't cha