are you reading michael burry's tweets? either way, it is an equity rally that has been much maligned and deeply questioned. i had a conversation with hsbc. we are coming off the back of this trifecta of misses in the china data, which we will dig into in a moment. dennis gartman says you have to cut stocks. he recommends them cut 2% to 3%. this is a bear market rally. he or she who loses the least will be the winner. stocks are lower this morning, nasdaq down by 0.25%. there is a quantum of bad news coming in across the asset classes from china. let's talk about the cross as sets because we have a lack of believe in the equity narrative. but for the bond and oil market, oil is down by 1% this morning. could iran come back into the fold if they get the sanctions they wanted lifted? that is pressing on the supply side. 10 year yields are rising. there is a split in the camp whether we get 50 or 75 basis points. the market says 60 basis points the september meeting. there is a long way to run until the september meeting.the h

john burris says the incident. violation of mcknight's civil rights captain and somebody's body without their permission is a seizure under the frt amdmt bot san francisco fire and police departments deferred all questions to the city attorney's office a spokesperson for the city attorney's office says they have not yet received the complaint and could not yet comment. the city's emergency medical services agency protocol manual says a sedative can be given for adults with severe agitation posing a danger to self or others. burris wants to know why mcknight who was already restrained was considered a threat but the question really, what is the criteria? what is the criteria just can't inject someone. with a sedative without having more facts for you to justify it in san francisco this croix abc 7 news. in a landmark ruling today a federal judge ruled that walgreens had a significant role in creating san francisco's opioid drug crisis city attorney david chu accused walgreens of creating a public nuisance in the cit

at the news conference, burris said he is aware sedatives are sometimes given during arrests, but it's usually reserved for violent suspects who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he said his client had no drugs or alcohol in her system, was peacefully and vocally protesting and was ultimately never even charged with a crime. >> you can't inject someone with a sedative without having more facts to justify it. there was no safety issue as it relates to her or anyone else. she had not been threatening or verbally abusive. >> reporter: the san francisco fire and police departments referred us to the city attorney for comment on the suit. in a short email, a city spokesperson replied we have yet to be served with a lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the bay area may soon have a safe and legal place for people to do drugs. sb 57 legalizes overdose prevention programs or safe consumption sites, and it's one step away from becoming law, sitting on governor newsom's desk. local leaders gathere

michael burry and tiger global so big last quarter.hild -- piled into big tech before the rebound. they say there are only two options for the u.s. economy, a hard landing or record inflation. the world's biggest miner seeks recovering china. let's check on the markets. interesting story compared to what we saw in asia, or stocks were down. here we are holding on to gains, the ftse 100, a .3%. despite more signs there's an economic slowdown which will eventually weigh on stocks. refocusing -- demand for haven can spur purchases on australian and new zealand that. let's look at what sectors are the most on the move. i imagine energy and commodities are some of the biggest gainers. 1/10 of percent higher on the downside. bring retail down .5%. there is more bring in red. market share in europe seems to be taking things in stride as we get to jackson hole. the picture could change. pandora, which sells more jewelry than any other company in the world, is going to start selling lab made diamond in the u.s.. this comes as the danish retaile

dani: i thought you said your line would be from michael burry. i thought you might. perhaps the silliness is continuing because we are seeing a rally in futures this morning. we are off from the highs in europe. u.k. continues to underperform. it was flat yesterday with the broader market rallying. we are on track for the third consecutive weekly increase when it comes to these markets. notably off the bottom is also the nasdaq 100. we have a lot of earnings, a lot of back-and-forth, but perhaps some different positioning to get risk, dive back into risk after a difficult start to the year. s&p 500 futures are up. we have some talk of a stock buyback tax in the u.s. manus: and of course, michael burry talking about the silliness transforming bulls to bubbles. we are in the silly season. i recommend anybody reads that story. dani loves this tax buyback. let's talk about the bank of england. let's talk about the u.k., what does it face? a protracted recession. that's after the bank raised rates by 50 basis points, the biggest increase in 27 years. francine lacqua set d

burry come here. come on, come on over here. the park gave us away. where are you going ahead? of the car? she forgot my friend. i just got my license right now. k well, excuse me, please, and what can i do? transfer the call. excuse me, she stalled, but you won't help, it's somehow get in car. there was no need to follow him. it was necessary for the hair will not go anywhere. now the main thing is that these two do not go to jail. fine. so what happened. i wanted to take you to the office today. here is this person. the same bullet severely wounded my friend's fiancee. the girls pulled the path out of the spine uncle sergeevich well, i see that you recognized him, understand, i need to find his deserving ones. that's all about what i know so far. only the nickname of their leader. condor condor condor funny bird i collected on berries with my own hands. come on, hold on. let's drink, and you will tell me in more detail. what, yes, how? what kind of gas that does not take the phone? the phone is turned off can not be necessary, the phone never turns on, never went out. what we

civil rights attorney john burris joined his client and supporters outside chase center to announce the filing of a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police and fire departments can't inject someone with a sedative. without having more facts for you to justify it. there was no safety issue that relates to her or anyone else says she later learned she'd been given verse set a drug that's used to help someone relax and become less anxious before minor surgery or dental work, and they said i was resisting which i was not. i was on the floor. i was in a handcuffs. i was just saying, i'm doing civilized obedience did nothing to justify her treatment that is chilling. that is a chilling attack on civil rights. she said she felt the effects even after being treated at a hospital. when i got back home, i was just tired and groggy. i had a headache. i felt, um kind of listless, you know, i guess how you feel after you've been injected with a sedative san francisco police and fire referred to the city attorney david chu. we have not been served yet with papers in that lawsuit.

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco. not want people to. >> but really the have 72 this kind of injection when all that we do is protest that could endanger for themselves in danger from the folks. now a report by the san francisco standard expose the san francisco fire department. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burris is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he is concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment and they asked us to refer to the city attorney's office citing a lawsuit. so we'll bring an update to this report as soon as we get a response in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank you. ella nat or monkeypox coverage calls for more vaccines continue this time coming from senator alex padilla. indeed, the

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco. not want people to. >> but really the have 72 this kind of injection when all they were doing these protests to not quit danger for themselves in danger from the folks now, a report by the san francisco standard expose the san francisco fire department. >> house david, 4,000 people in this way since 2018, burris is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he is concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment. they have asked us to instead referred to the city attorney's office and we will update you when we get a response live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you, ellen. now to weather the force of forecast as we take a live look outside the kron. 4 studios normally can see the top of the trans mountai

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco. not want people to. >> but clearly the have 72 this kind of injection when all they were doing these protests to not quit danger for themselves in danger from the folks now, a report by the san francisco standard expose the san francisco fire department has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018. >> burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he is concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting. we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment. they have asked us to refer to the city's attorney's office. we'll update the story as soon as we get a response. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new project is on the way to the bay area to help deal with the homeless crisis. we'll have more details after the break

her attorney john burris says he wants to see criteria for the use of injections and proper training for police and fire personnel that in and of itself is a use of force. >> it's an invasion of a person by control and there has to be standard for that as well. but the reality is like somebody has fight mcknight is now using her voice for 2 causes. a woman's right to choose as well as the right to peaceful protest without being injected. no one really probably never had that experience. >> where somebody would come up to you against your will and inject you it. it's absolutely horrific. san francisco police and fire departments would not comment on the pending litigation. but the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement about the incident saying, quote, we have yet to be served with the lawsuit will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. >> reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. another big story tonight. former san francisco forty-niners running back frank gore has been charged with assault related to domestic

. >> reporter: john burris says he is aware sedatives are sometimes used during arrests when the suspect is violent and under the influence of drugs or alcohol. but knight says she was stone colds sober. she also also not charged with anything. we reached out to the san francisco fire department and police department for comment. they referred us to the city attorney. a city attorney spokesperson replied with a short email saying we have yet to be served with the lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thank you so much. >>> another successful day out at a san francisco monkeypox vaccine clinic. more than 700 people got their doses today. the walk-in clinic will be open again tomorrow from eight income the morning to noon, and there will be another vaccination event on saturday. you can also make an appointment to get your monkeypox vaccine at kaiser, ucsf, and sutter. >>> a landmark ruling in san francisco today. a federal judge ruled that walgreens pharmacies can be held responsible for mu

her attorney john burris says he wants to see criteria for the use of injections and proper trainingice and fire personnel. that in and of itself is a use of force. >> it's an invasion of a person by control and there has to be standing for that as well. but the reality is like somebody has fight mcknight is now using her voice for 2 causes. a woman's right to choose as well as the right to peaceful protest without being injected. no one really probably never had that experience. >> where somebody would come up to you against your will and inject you it. it's absolutely horrific. san francisco police and fire departments would not comment on the pending litigation. but the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement about the incident saying, quote, we have yet to be served with the lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. the bay area leaders called on governor newsom today to sign a bill. >> that will go on to legalize safe consumption sites across the state. >> sup

civil rights attorney john burris joined his client and supporters outside chase center to announce theg of a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police and fire departments can't inject someone with a sedative. without having more facts for you to justify it. there was no safety issue that relates to her or anyone else says she later learned she'd been given verse set a drug that's used to help someone relax and become less anxious before minor surgery or dental work, and they said i was resisting which i was not. i was on the floor. i was in a handcuffs. i was just saying i'm doing civilized obedience, said she did nothing to justify her treatment that is chilling. that is a chilling attack on civil rights. she said she felt the effects even after being treated at a hospital. when i got back home, i was just tired and groggy. i had a headache. i felt, um kind of listless, you know, i guess how you feel after you've been injected with a sedative? san francisco police and fire referred us the city attorney david chu. we have not been served yet with papers in that laws

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michael burry sold out all of his equity positions, including meta, alphabet, warner bros.nd discovery and apple. one standout was viking global which went on a buying spree, at least double stakes in meta, block and take two during the quarter. now, important to note as always, these positions are backdated to june 30th they have likely changed since then after so much has mapped in the market this summer, guys so interesting to look at the fact that berkshire hathaway was buying up paramount and interest in warner bros., is discovery. what is the angle there other than the fact that the stocks have been sold off so much >> i think it's a value play that's all we can glean from the 13f filings. we don't know what the current positions are with regard to media stocks there has been a lot of activism in media as well as i know you and i have gotten to collaborate on in recent years so part of it comes from, you know, hedge funds that are more deeply involved in activism and that has been an attractive sector for that group of individuals. and then part of it is just a value

her attorney john burris says he wants to see criteria for the use of injections and proper traininglf is a use of force. >> it's an invasion of a president. biden a control and there has to be standard for that as well. but the reality is like somebody has fight for it. make night is now using her voice for 2 causes. a woman's right to choose as well as the right to peaceful protest without being injected. no one really probably never had that experience. >> where somebody would come up to you against your will and inject you it. it's absolutely horrific. san francisco police and fire departments would not comment on the pending litigation. but the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement about the incident saying, quote, we have yet to be served with the lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.36. and new this morning a man is arrested in santa clara county. he's accused of sexually assaulting a teenager in a park. sheriff's deputies got a tip about a relationship be

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civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco.e doing these protests to not quit danger for themselves in danger. from the folks now, a report by the san francisco standard exposed the san francisco fire department. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. that was ella sogomonian reporting. we reached out to the san francisco fire department, but they asked us. >> to talk to the city attorney's office and we haven't heard back. time now 6.38 senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more m-pox vaccines. the public health department in san francisco says the virus could become endemic if the need isn't met soon. the department's director doctor grant colfax s 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread, c

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco.en all they were doing these protests to not quit and danger for themselves in danger from the folks now, a report by the san francisco standard expose the san francisco fire department has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018. >> burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he is concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. now as ella sogomonian reporting for us, we reached out to the san francisco fire department, but they asked us to refer to the city attorney's office. >> we'll update you when we get a response. well, new gas-powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, a state board approved the move to go completely green in the next decade. new california air resources board voting unanimously on that decision. here's a timeline of the pha

her attorney john burris says he wants to see criteria for the use of injections and proper trainingfor police and fire personnel that in and of itself is a use of force. >> it's an invasion of a president. biden a control and there has to be standard for that as well. but the reality is like somebody has fight for it. make night is now using her voice for 2 causes. a woman's right to choose as well as the right to peaceful protest without being injected. no one really probably never had that experience. >> where somebody would come up to you against your will and inject you. it's absolutely horrific. san francisco police and fire departments would not comment on the pending litigation. but the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement about the incident saying, quote, we have yet to be served with the lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 6.38. the time san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins was reportedly paid $100,000 by a nonprofit linked to the recall of former

civil rights attorney john burris joined his client and supporters outside chase center to announce the filing of a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police and fire departments can't inject someone with a sedative. you to justify it. there wasanyone else says she later learned she'd been given verse set a drug that's used to help someone relax and become less anxious before minor surgery or dental work, and they said i was resisting which i was not. i was handcuffs. i was just saying, i'm doing civilized obedience did nothing to justify her treatment that is chilling. that is a chilling attack on civil rights. she said she felt the effects even after being treated at a hospital. when i got back home, i was just tired and groggy. i had a headache. i felt, um kind of listless, you know, i guess how you feel after you've been injected with a sedative san francisco police and fire referred to the city attorney david chu. we have not been served yet with papers in that lawsuit. as soon as we do, we will review and we will respond. the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages an

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco.g that could endanger for themselves in danger from the folks now a report by the san francisco standard exposed the san francisco fire department. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected that was ella sogomonian reporting and we did reach out to the san francisco fire department, but they referred us to the city attorney's office and we have not got a response yet. >> well, new gas-powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, the state board approved the move to go. >> completely green in the next decade. the california air resources board voted unanimously on that decision. well, here's a timeline of the phase out by 2026. 35% of new cars sold in th

her attorney john burris says he wants to see criteria for the use of injections and proper trainingitself is a use of force. >> it's an invasion of a president biden a control and there has to be standard for that as well. but the reality is like somebody has fight for it. make night is now using her voice for 2 causes. a woman's right to choose as well as the right to peaceful protest without being injected. no one really probably never had that experience. >> where somebody would come up to you against your will and inject you it. it's absolutely horrific. san francisco police and fire departments would not comment on the pending litigation. but the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement about the incident saying, quote, we have yet to be served with the lawsuit. we will review it once we are served and respond appropriately. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all 39 is the time and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, one east bay laundromat owner joining. >> the bay area. exodus now after a wave of crime impacted, a number of his b

civil rights attorney john burris is representing her in a lawsuit against the city of san francisco.ve 72 this kind of injection when all they were doing these protests to not quit danger for themselves in danger from the folks now, a report by the san francisco standard expose the san francisco fire department. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment and additional context around these numbers. they asked us to refer to the city attorney's office. we'll update this story as soon as we get a response. coming up next at 12, 30, a major push to eliminate gas powered vehicles in california. >> the ripple effects of the decision, including the impact on trade scho

civil rights attorney john burris joined his client and supporters outside chase center to announce the civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police and fire departments can't inject someone with a sedative. without having more facts for you to justify it. there was no safety issue that relates to her or anyone else says she later learned she'd been given verse set a drug that's used to help someone relax and become less anxious before minor surgery or dental work, and they said i was resisting which i was not. i was on the floor. i was in a handcuffs. i was just saying i'm doing civilized obedience. mcknight says she did nothing to justify her treatment that is chilling. that is a chilling attack on civil rights. she said she felt the effects even after being treated at a hospital. when i got back home, i was just tired and groggy. i had a headache. i felt, um kind of listless, you know, i guess how you feel after you've been injected with a sedative? san francisco police and fire referred us the city attorney david chu. we have not been served yet with papers in that lawsuit.

haidi: michael burry rose to prominence after mending against mortgages in 2008. su: the big short.s infamous. he was featured for of another epic downturn could occur, so he dumped almost everything as the market was dropping. he sold off 11 different stocks, major moves there. another fund that had one point had done extremely well but lost a most habits value for bets on big tech. we saw that electronic carmaker, coinbase. haidi: let's take a look at how european futures are opening up at the moment. this is the picture as we get into the start of trading in asia. we are seeing pretty positive sentiment. modest gains, really following on the fact we saw a pretty >> the markets are expecting a fever. inflation is well above target. core inflation is around 6%. the fund rate should be going well above 4%. shery: we're seeing a mixed picture in early asian trading. annabelle: he also told us it expects either uncontrolled inflation or an extremely hard landing. quite a lot of negativity. it points to the contrasting views in markets because earlier, we were discussing jp morgan, the

and so you know, uh, poetesses, burris. she is from petersburg .s a flux, she came to see me, because i had the first place in st. petersburg. that's it. no, honestly. they will dismantle this heroic decoration, and then let take a picture, and then after all, ours had to disassemble, and i have a lidite you understand, well done, thank you. they can work when they want, which they did nothing before , we were hands like us, who rotated the globe for them, so that the sun would shine only for them. thank you. here they say that in our ideas great christianity. equality brotherhood or is it a sad delusion comrade georgy harmful, comrade lenin to teach that this is opium? this is not the first time i hear this, crafty tactics have nothing to fight, so let's kiss in a white corolla of roses. ahead of jesus christ hundreds of years for centuries, they made us bend our backs to make them feel good, here and now and we and we were promised a reward there and then in heaven, and we do not want there and then we want here you now and we are like a devil ch

michael burry, sold out all equity positions, just to name a few, exited his short bet against applewell, and added geogroup, a prison operator. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway picked up more paramount and more vikings glock doubled stakes these squall 13-f filings are backdated to proportfolio stood at the end of june they they have likely changed since then they took so much risk off the table, melissa. >> they took so much risk off the table. you've got to wonder if they participated at all on the up side i'm sure some have as you mentioned, we have no idea where they stand right now. a lot has happened. >> interestingly, there was some b of a data showing that hedge funds have been getting into the game, so i think once we get the sense from the third quarter, obviously we'll know the history there and get a better picture, but yeah, if they sat things out and went away for the summer, went to the hamptons -- >> that's the biggest rally we have seen. >> exactly. >> exiting the short position on apple, that was a wise move. >> yes, it was. >> potentially very, very well timed.

. >> mark burris toe, barrick gold, gold and copper.wable energy takes a lot, but that's the way it works. mark, thank you very much for joining us. >>> coming up, senate democrats passing a sweeping climate spending pack and last night with vice president kamala harris passing the tie-breaking vote now the inflation reduction act as they call it has yet to pass. >>> later on in the show, jared bernstein will be on our show, no doubt, taking a victory lap we're glad you're up we'll be back right after this. >> announcer: squawk ceo call is sponsored by truist securities experience expertise, execution. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc take a look at futures at this hour we're green on the screen across the board. s&p up by 18 points. take a look at the ten-year note you're looking right now at 2.79 by the way, bitcoin over $24,000 right now. let's also talk a little bit of corporate news over the weekend for those -- i don't know if you saw on twitter, elon musk challenging the ceo of twitter to a public debate about

civil rights attorney john burris announced the filing of federal civil rights lawsuit against city and and it's fire departments, state and barrier leaders are urging governor newsom to sign legislation that would legalize supervised injection sites. lawmakers passed that legislation earlier this month it would allow supervised injection sites in san francisco oakland. and l. ae a strong track record of connecting people to treatment. some people say. well we shouldn't do this site. we should do treatment. no, we should do both. state senate republicans are asking the governor to veto the bill, saying it would encourage drug use and bring crime to surrounding communities. governor has until the end of the month to make his decision. after nearly 20 years, a long time tenant at the ferry building marketplace is shutting its doors. golden gate meat company is shutting down on august the 20th very building making that announcement, according to the chronicle companies first started way back in 1977 and the ferry building butcher shop opened in 2003. two other locations in richmond and san

civil rights attorney john burris joined his client and supporters outside chase center to announce theg of a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and its police and fire departments can't inject someone well, a sedative. without having more facts for you to justify it. there was no safety issue that relates to her or anyone else says she later learned she'd been given verse set a drug that's used to help someone relax and become less anxious before minor surgery or dental work, and they said i was resisting which i was not. i was on the floor. i was in a handcuffs. i was just saying i'm doing civil disobedience. mcknight says she did nothing to justify her treatment that is chilling. that is a chilling attack on civil rights. she said she felt the effects even after being treated at a hospital. when i got back home, i was just tired and groggy. i had a headache. i felt, um kind of listless, you know, i guess how you feel after you've been injected with a sedative san francisco police and fire referred to the city attorney david chu. we have not been served yet with papers in t