reid hoffman, the one and only, is with us next.s is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. computers are creating never before seen images in seconds. it is called generative artificial intelligence, and investors are betting big on the future of this technology. reid hoffman is one of them. the linkedin founder sold a collection of his ai art for charity. thank you for joining us. you have been such a huge part of the show for the last 12 years and for that i am very grateful. i'm so curious to hear your thoughts on what is going to define the next decade of innovation in technology. if it was networks for the last decade, is ai the next? reid: i think it is. as hot as it was this year, next year it will be harder. the equivalent of having professional aide, a copilot for engineers, in five years, present for every profession. it will be for journalists, vc's, doctors, lawyers, the whole thing. those tools will start, and they will be central to how -- at greylock we have been

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back to you. >> dana: please stay safe. >> bill: dan hoffman drafts off that great reporting there.ci station chief served in moscow and a few other places. i want to play this clip about kherson and zelensky, his overall take on the war and where it is now headed as a result. >> ukraine should not be offered to make compromises with its conscious. we respect the rules and people of our word. ukraine has always been a leader in peacekeeping efforts and the world has witnessed it. if russia says it supposedly wants to end this war let it prove it with actions. >> that was the wrong bite. number two. roll it in english. >> it is the beginning of the end of the war. of course, you see our strong army. we have step-by-step coming to our country to all the occupied territories. >> that's a statement. the beginning of the end of the war. how do you see it? >> i think president zelensky has always had a knack for under standing the impact of public relations. he was a former actor and understands the value of social media. in a television spot like this, it is a message to vladimir putin w

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we'll know this see this other and he just hope it works out well as the school phone from your alman hoffman. you hope 1st and foremost, have a stain one piece. this is what special and on do money on some of knocked gets attention that you feel in the evening. all of us he occupies your mind. must love us, more of us all alone isn't in ocoee formed during competitions. alina has no contact with her father. she concentrates entirely on herself. i let me work with the coaches in peace at home. there are one or 2 tips, but otherwise he leaves me alone. with ah, but on this world cup weekend, things are not going well. felina she's already disappointed with her performance. the following day. it gets even worse. she does not make it through to the 2nd round a bit to set back. now she needs mental strength. in celina will continue to work hard and she's ambitious and motivated and wants to go all the way. with this, do you read? my goal is to be at the top of the world. come to become one of the best, maybe hold one or 2 heal records, and to try ski flying, shifting sky, flying is an extreme ver

long, because we're doing it wrong, party panel, host of gary and shannon show, in los angeles, gary hoffmanback. democrat strategist also in los angeles, she is a radio host, fox news contributor, she is lesley marshall and cofounder of based politics, i owe him a steak in my life, brad polumbo. gary, i kickoff with you. so we know that sure, arizona politically a strange place in the cycle, california always sphr strange. how does control of house of representatives come down to california, how can that be? >> i have no idea, republican voters in california have fell their votes will not matter, we know how california will go. but of 19 seats you refer to that have yet to be called. 10 of them here in california. could go republican. or at least 10 of those races here in california have yet to be called, many lean republican. and it is unbelievable that we are waiting for california to get these votes done and that california could alter the power of dynamic in house of representativing that blows me away, i've never seen this. kennedy: lesley. taking too long in too many places, this is n

thanks to dan hoffman on that.bers showing how hard it is to become for the average american family to buy a home in this country with mortgage rates continually on the rise. how much more home buyers need in order to cover their monthly payments, john. >> john: new details on disgraced crypto founder sam bankman fried, and how deep his family ties to democratic politicians ran. how will that affect efforts to hold him accountable? robert wolf and jackie deangelis teed up and ready to discuss. >> he goes to the bahamas to avoid regulation, meanwhile he's giving all this money to various democratic senators and one republican, i might add, to avoid tougher regulations. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if

sonny hoffman saying things like this on the view. >> i read a poll yesterday that republican suburbanen are now going to vote republican. >> why? >> it's almost like roaches voting for raid, right? >> no, no -- >> they are voting against their own selfishness. [talking over each other] >> i knew who sonny was years ago but maybe i'm wrong. we can all get that and say it's atrocious. that is atrocious, sunny. this shift you've seen over time is symbolic of a lot of people have moved from rational and nice to this insanity? >> katie: i'm sure comparing white suburban women to roaches wanting to be killed is the greatest way for democrats to get those voters back into their camp, right? if they're really looking to get more people to vote for them, this kind of rhetoric and dehumanization of people who disagree with while claiming you are the side of tolerance doesn't really fly. >> brian: i think what she is getting is abortion, they put abortion as a state decision and why would you vote for that and the answer is you wave over emphasize women's opinion when it comes to this and you ma

adonis hoffman a former legal advisor and chairman to the staff of the fcc.hy should the united states ban it? >> good morning, boris. thanks for having me. we have to keep this in context. right now there is a raging debate in congress, both houses of congress, as to how to regulate big tech companies like facebook, amazon, google, twitter, et cetera, and so those are u.s. companies with great capacity. so think about it. we're talking about regulating american companies and yet the notion of regulating a company owned by -- a chinese company which has strong ties to the chinese government is maybe not on the table. and i think that we've got to look at this as an external existential threat in terms of cyber, state-sponsored cybersecurity, state-sponsored cyber warfare. and that's really the context in which we are operating today. >> do you have any evidence or indication that the chinese communist party has gathered americans' data via tiktok, used it as some kind of a back door? >> well, i think the evidence is certainly circumstantial and there are thos

the frg recently spoke here first deputy spokesperson for the government of the frg a christiane hoffmanbut her performance is quite indicative, i pay attention to it, because we hear a lot of such statements, but here she did. uh, similar remarks on the seventh of november, which we would like to categorically, a reject and refute so. there she is. uh, hmm, during a government press conference, she shared her thoughts on the subject of absence. how did she formulate the readiness of the russian side for negotiations with the kiev regime, which, uh, this readiness from her point of view and supposedly demonstrates. well, it's about time anyway. i feel like i'm coming back to reality. you have repeatedly explained at various levels the topic of who, probably, does not have access, but to the internet. well, then we will continue to explain our position, in general , everything that happens, russia's readiness for negotiations remains unchanged. we see that for many, in particular in germany, our words, apparently, somehow do not reach. they do not perceive them, maybe, uh, this problem of

the idea is to give people more freedom to create their own living space architect clos hoffman started the project over 10 years ago. it's not only freedom, it's also a responsibility. and usually in these kind of normal urban developments, the responsibility is mostly adds to the developer side or in municipality side can organize top down. and you know, if the voltage is completely put upside down, the plan is to have an unplanned city. there are a few rules, but otherwise people can leave her as they like, whether in a house or attend a situation, it's barely imaginable elsewhere in the highly regulated netherlands. kind of more it's more one of the few rules is that hoster walled has to be green and in a lot of room, less than a 3rd of the land can be developed. and every resident is expected to use half of their land for urban farming. to encourage biodiversity, we wanted to kind of introduce the strategy to develop housing, being the green environment that would kind of preserve the qualities of the green environment while still allowing people to live inside of it. over a 1000 r

maria: great analysis, thank you very much, so disturbing, daniel hoffman joining us we want to get thehe target cheryl casone with the numbers. the stock is plummeting down 2020%. >> about 12.5% and sinking, bigness on earnings-per-share for target, the stock came in at a dollar 54 cents. it is the commentary that is really crushing them, look at the revenue 26 and a half-billion as light be on revenue, expectation was 26.38 but it's the commentary that's really bad here is a few things, first off they are lowering guidance that the biggest issue they're talking about a soft q4 that is the holiday season, they're also saying they came in with comp sales of 3.2 percent but that's an inflation story digital sales up .3% but again it's the commentary coming from target talking about and softening consumer, inflation, the talking about the economy saying in particular in the latter weeks of this quarter things begin to release often entrance off immediately, guest shopping impacted by inflation, rising interest rates, economic and certainty saying they do not see a low signal digit decline

what more can we expect from the brush hoffman? therefore, the advantage of the brush is that it's actually directly aligned with the direction of flow, which more or less, eliminates the edge. in the wind tunnel is blown over the prepaid edge. it 14 meters per 2nd. the microphones record the exact points when noise is created on the wing. the difference between the wing with and without the brush is calculated in the monitoring lab. colors make the noise differential visible bread, his lout his in him. any contour it is foolish on and a hint account we're seeing here is the contour of the wing and on the rear edge, the source of the sound in the original, where we've not yet applied a brush dodson. and now the difference, when we apply the bratia, we should see a clear reduction, and indeed you see that everything that was read before has gone away. or in other words, we've significantly reduce this sound source. you can see it very clearly. the brush itself has been very effective on the brush on the wing edge reduces sound by a

to create a new chic urban district here based on the model of lum and stock lance, poor hamburg hoffman, city with apartments shops offices. the old shipyard area is like a huge at venture playground because the investor has left the empty spaces to artist. and now you can find galleries rehearsal rooms, in studios here. ah, there are more spots of the shipyard that people and get dance could have taken over and filled with new life. the storage area is a container settlement with lots going on here you can be loud in party until the early morning. ah. and you can meet cool people on the very spot where the democracy movement and poland began more than 40 years ago. life and freedom are now being celebrated. the dance gives us hope that history can change for the better, at any time with awe. ah ah with this is where the rainbow shines the brightest home to queer people from around the world. none ha! with trolls. history was written more than 100 years ago. dive into queer culture out and proud and excited. look back arts 21 odd d w. wow. how do you 10 a pool to let him drink come into

ronald hoffman's lab in mt. sinai hospital in new york city. he has spent nearly 40 years studying pv. >> there were too many patients with polycythemia vera in that-- in that area than one could account for. whether the environment or toxins in the environment lead to an increased ri of polycythemia vera is unknown. that's really an area of researcand also speculation. the problem is that there are multiple toxic compounds that are in the ground and also in the air in this area, and to prove a one-to-one relationship is going to be very, very tough. in this area, there were a lot of super-fund sites and coal mines. so, you know, they weren't here, they weren't there. they were here. and that was the concern. and that's the concern in my mind to this day. it's a question mark. i don't have the answer to this. i'm not a statistician, but intuitively it would seem to me more than chance that--that this would occur. >> while science continues to gather evidence, some people believe that politics and profit are outweighing the need to protect publi

to create a new chic urban district here based on the model of london stock, lance, poor hamburg hoffman, city with apartments shops offices. the old shipyard area is like a huge at venture playground because the investor has left the empty spaces to artist. and now you can find galleries rehearsal rooms, in studios here. ah, there are more spots of the shipyard that people and dance have taken over and filled with new life. the storage area is a container settlement with lots going on with peer. you can be loud in party until the early morning. ah. and you can meet cool people on the very spot where the democracy movement and poland began more than 40 years ago. life and freedom are now being celebrated. the dance gives us hope that history can change for the better. at any time with ah ah, ah, with who wow. how do you tell cool to legendary come into the 21st century with w wants to show it to the id for electric, spacious, and iconic in design. in our ref, check the long awaited id buys from the w rep in 30 minutes on d w. o. assigned mail at birth at the age of 6 night she to announc

imagine how many portion of lunch a 3rd out in the world climate change hoffman. this is my place to waste from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm going with fed up with the patriarchy must go. they need to stop murdering and depressing. women in latin america right. starts november 25th on d, w. hi there, rogue love you are. and if this is your 1st time, welcome to the 77 percent. sure. here on this program, we tackle important issues affecting the lives of africa. su, my name is michael o t and i am glad to have you here with into.

when you're on berlin, battle oaks, pork frankfurt lock horns with hoffman heim and shook her meat mites. now the hollywood direct, sir roland emmerich made his name with apocalyptic film such as independence day and the day after to morrow. but now the master of disaster has put his producing power behind an operatic fantasy film. the young people, inspired by mozart's magic flute a premier last night in munich. i newman did him, was it, it looks as if they have just stepped out of hogwarts. but the heroes here aren't want to be wizards, rather than musicians taking on the world of mozart's magic flew our lord. it's on day, man, ha, ha. this new film in spot by mozart's well known opera, has all the visual language of a harry potter epic. and his jam packed with fantasy film affects no surprise perhaps when german born hollywood director roland emmerich is the produce of behind it. i cannot immediately fell for that a, you know, like i dear. and her mother said let's do this. classical fra is set in a fantasy realm with a framing story of a young ambitious musician who finds himself tra

i and because i wanted to write to a doctor who was familiar with the problem, can midst to hoffman at basil bits of a quorum. but then i hope to get help right over to and some understanding maker i and may be some tips on finding myself, a doctor who had experience in this area of the, of hong but in adam, the interactions with doctors were quite difficult for me even though they were very unreceptive and even ignorant the art. when 1st bentley, they didn't understand what my problem was. prestige garden, they thought nothing was wrong with me. the harmon dock on the handle, my lab results were normally my blood pressure was good and my pulse was normal to oh, everything looked great for us. so they thought, what's her problem? he this takes a fog of him. the most important thing to me is understanding what's happening to my body, be com to suffer what's going on with him. what causes me to fill the way i do now a popular trash here. i research to launch anything, but i still can't really understand it. but i mean, i'm not a doctor, so i don't know or i can look up all the terms on g

dymer, kyiv region, today many hollywood stars are of ukrainian origin sylvester stallone dustin hoffmannce leonardo dicaprio david the divine mila jovovich mila kunis olga kurylenko liv tyler catherine vinnyk anatoliy and ivanka sahno and vera farmiga steven spielberg is the only director in history who during the 60s, he was nominated for an oscar in the category of the best director, when he first came to ukraine , he said i am at home, because his grandfathers on both his mother's and father's side were from ukraine. if we talk about cinema, if it were not for the technical genius of anatoly kukush, most hollywood films could not to be filmed the winner of two oscars for technical equipment works in kyiv at the film studio dovzhenka invented a camera with remote control located on a crane, it was his invention that was used in the filming of the titanic the fast and the furious war of the worlds batman the da vinci code mission impossible harry potter star wars terminator pirates of the caribbean and transformers and today his company filmtechnik, located near kyiv, produces the worl

finally a job, it arises tangled relationships with both men and women starring dustin hoffman , meryl embodiment of the female image, a trip 40 years ago, the creators called their film a comedy. i can hardly imagine that in the future political correctness and propaganda. lgbt communities will turn this story into a reality of american society to laugh at, which turkey cannot now be called a harbinger of transsexuality fashion, and nowadays, hardly anyone in the west would dare to take such a picture, but then 82 the second film was a wild success. also filmed here. director sydney canopy bill murray and in the role of an artist himself. andy warhol's paintings were even released in the ussr although censored. she cut it a little. 100 years ago, on december 1, 1922 , the legendary football player, hockey player and coach vsevolod bobrov, was born in the forties, bobrov played football, mainly played for cska and a little for the moscow dynamos and spartak in the fifty- third, due to injuries, bobrov ended his career as a football player and he focused on hockey specifically is he sto

enjoy now by john hoffman, a geopolitical risk consultant and columnist. going to see again, john, as we saw no report there. yeah. more than 8000000 young americans are eligible to vote for the 1st time in these midterms. they could be a deciding factor if they turn out put, do you think they will? that's the big if question in the the simple answer is know that according so far to the looking at male and balanced very imperfect way to look, but the numbers are off in 2020 the youth vote was absolutely instrumental and biden winning half of the youth actually voted this, this has always been the dream of the democrats because despite a report to out of 3 young voters, no democratic, they never show up and they did in 2020. and so the big question was, would they this time again? and so for the answer seems to be no, i think precisely because of your report issue oriented. and the number one issue overwhelmingly, in the selection, 51 percent in the last cnn, paul is the economy and inflation. and they are, republicans, are simply schooling. the democrats,

as went to john hoffman earlier, he's a global risks consultant and member of the council on foreign relations. and i asked him if jen z a vote so. so young voters could be a deciding factor in these midterms. no. is the short answer, but you're right to go back a step, a in the last election and 2020 youth voters traditionally never show up. this is always these sacred cow of american kind of thinking that if we could only the democrats can get the youth vote out the wind. but last time they showed up fully 50 percent of those $18.00 to $29.00. and it a voting in 2020, and that was the margin of jo biden's victory because traditionally the youth vote is about 2 to one in favor of the democrats biden has given them a lot on his plate this time. certainly the end of roe v wade and that returning to the states is an issue that motivates a lot of younger voters. and frankly the bry, that was getting rid of their student debt. whereas i had to pad and on it, and people not in college after pad. this was an enticement to put it mildly to get them out to vote. but so far in the mail ballot

well, it will when eventually this comes through will be coming to places like phil hoffman and feeding germany's gas requirements for those 15 years. but what it also spells out is clear that this environmentally concerned and conscious german government is having to accept the needs the necessity of having fossil fuels for a very long time. mr. ha, back has said, well, we're going to be carbon neutral by 2045. steel runs to 20. 41. no question about it right now. the situation, the energy crisis is forcing this german government to make decisions that we really prefer not to, but openly say they say that this deal is grace. or i will leave you that thanks so much dominant came at least 3 palestinians are reported to have been killed by israeli forces in 2 separate incidents in the occupied west bank. the palestinian health ministry says dozens of others were also wounded during the rates in dayton morrow north of hebron, as well as in bay 3 met northwest of ramallah un says this here is on calls to be the deadliest in the occupied west bank in 16 years. but at smith's reports from ram

well, it will when eventually this comes through will be coming to places like phil hans hoffman and feeding germany's gas requirements for those 15 years. but what it also spells out is clear that this environmentally concerned and conscious german government is having to accept the needs the necessity of having fossil fuels for a very long time. mr. havoc has said we're, we're going to be carbon neutral by 2045. this deal runs till 2041. no question about it right now, the situation, the energy crisis is forcing this german government to make decisions that would really prefer not to, but openly say, they say that this deal is great. let's take a look at germany's gas import since the beginning of the ukraine war before the war and 2021 russian gas accounted for more than half of germany's imports. 55 percent. now, germany no longer receives gas directly from russia, has halted imports through the north stream one pipeline. however, berlin is still importing russian gas through 3rd parties. and germany has increased imports from belgium, from the netherlands, and from norway. and n

leslie into the mud. gay people sold these as excuses by the institutions to justify les fees, death hoffman, to normalize the violence. lizzie e, not a message to society, was that this was a death that wasn't worth asking about in a while, ela bena. but i own that when a bad a after this case, politicians and the judiciary were forced to react. they created a prosecutor's office dedicated to famous sites, an office, lesbians, mothers, lawyers, i uti, now heads as the special prosecutor for fam, asides and mexico city. the attorney general publicly apologized as someone putting film good him and we have a crime before us that was poorly investigated over a file that was poorly kept in a case that was badly presented to the judges. hearing a crime that almost went unpunished in a crime. that happened in a context of violence against women where we are criminalized, harassed in the streets, in the workplace, and in schools. there are now 4 times as many investigators working on premises and her prosecutor's office. but the cases are piling up all the same as yaki casey. that was just one case