so well, definitely another seriously fascinating bombshells story by seymour hersh. that's shape boats are t corresponding thanks for joining us in the studio. now another news, sweden has raised its terrorism threat level after authorities and recent months allowed copies of the koran to be publicly burned. those incidents which the state said were protected under freedom of speech, ignited outrage among muslim communities around the world. the head of sweden's national security service said the terrorism, the terrorism threat router was specifically raised because of his law, missed activities without mentioning the cron desecration the. during the years, there has been a progressive change in the threat situation against sweden, where we have gone from being considered a legitimate to prioritize target for violent is limited in globally. that means the decision to raise the terror alert level is not the result of a specific event. while the security service chief stopped short of naming any specific incidents, the head of the national center for terror threat asse

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it's veteran journalist seymour hersh. he's just released a fascinating article, shedding some light on how what started out as a scramble to save ukraine has now become a scramble to say careers and reputations of the entire ukrainian misadventure look set to become afghanistan to point o. first as high level force pull, no punches when revealing just how desperate the situation is with even the recent saudi arabian piece talks being revealed as nothing more than he had another pointless debacle. organized by joe barton's national security advisor, jake sullivan. jetta was sullivan's baby. the official said just one more, but who's counting for the nation showed up all but 6, looking for free food after the desk to shut down and surprise, surprise, the impending collapse of the ukrainian project housing apparently limited the appetite of the state department. i did tater in chief victoria newland for yet more trouble making. she's turned up in these. you're looking to exploit the recent on rest there. but according to her

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walking tour, accompanied by a man who is well known, the so-called mayor of the tenderloin, dell seymour. >> my people are camping, that is what we have to offer them, and we are coming up with alternatives. and remember, you are walking through someone's bedroom. >> reporter: yes, they will people living on the sidewalks. but, siobhan allen thought it would be a cheap shot for somebody to make that the entire focus. >> the one thing we know is not to use human suffering is a way to make money and to highlight people suffering in order to make a point. >> reporter: he pointed up the positive as well . he guided the crowd past the theaters that bring broadway shows and iconic musical acts to the area. and took them into the center of the glistening trinity place, the largest housing development in the city with its massive sculpture. and while nonprofits are often criticized, elgin rose who founded a support group for tenderloin fathers says they are at least trying to make a difference on the suite streets. >> people just want to collaborate and come together and get this solved, but thi

seymour joined dozens in san francisco to talk with city leaders. the social services provider calling the community meeting following rising violence in the area. that includes a shooting several weeks ago not far from their front door. >> in the same week, two people being stabbed within easy walking distance here of golden gate avenue. reporter: open air drug markets where another big subject on discussion. both district attorney brooke jenkins and law enforcement officials believe the solution to that is about multi--- is multifaceted. a form of disturbance has to be part of the equation. >> people can't make a rational choice for themselves to get into treatment. we have to help them detox and make the responsible decision. reporter: despite the concerns of locals, the chief says his department is arresting more people than they have in years. >> we have succeeded all of last year already. reporter: jenkins thinks the courts are a big part of the problem, letting repeat offenders back on the street. >> it's taking for open cases. that means the

seymour joined dozens in san francisco to talk with city leaders.ocial services provider calling the community meeting following rising violence in the area. that includes a shooting several weeks ago not far from their front door. >> in the same week, two people being stabbed within easy walking distance here of golden gate avenue. reporter: open air drug markets where another big subject on discussion. both district attorney brooke jenkins and law enforcement officials believe the solution to that is about multi--- is multifaceted. a form of disturbance has to be part of the equation. >> people can't make a rational choice for themselves to get into treatment. we have to help them detox and make the responsible decision. reporter: despite the concerns of locals, the chief says his department is arresting more people than they have in years. >> we have succeeded all of last year already. reporter: jenkins thinks the courts are a big part of the problem, letting repeat offenders back on the street. >> it's taking for open cases. that means the polic

the so-called, mayor of the tenderloin, del seymour. >> they describe our situation in the tenderloina bunch of encampments. my people on a camping. that is what we have offered them to live in and we have not come up with alternatives. when you walk through the neighborhoods this morning, remember , you are walking through someone's bedroom. >> reporter: yes, there were people living on the sidewalks and somewhat taking drugs. everything the doom loop for advertise. but she thought it would be a cheap shot for someone to make that the entire focus. >> the one thing we know, not to use human suffering is a way to make money and to highlight people suffering in order to make a point. >> reporter: seymour pointed out the positives as well, like the towering affordable housing that does not exist in other parts of the city. he guided the crowd past the theaters that bring broadway shows and iconic shows to the area and took them to the center of the glistening trinity place, the largest housing development in the city with his massive sculpture of venus de milo. while nonprofits are ofte

s. foreign policy have been laid bare and a new article by the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. and taking us through the story as our t shaped bows with a very insightful report. if there's anyone who knows what's going on behind the scenes at the us state department, it's a veteran journalist seymour hersh. he's just released a fascinating article, shedding some light on how what started out as a scrambled to save ukraine, has now become a scramble to save careers and reputations of the entire ukrainian misadventure look set to become afghanistan to point o hershey's high level source pulls no punches when revealing just how desperate the situation is with even the recent saudi arabian piece talks being revealed as nothing more than he had another pointless tobacco organized by joe barton's national security advisor, jake sullivan, judge as well as sullivan's baby, the official side. just one more pop, but who's counting for the nation showed up who but 6, looking for free food off to the a desk, shut down. a surprise, surprise, the impending collapse of the ukrainian p

morning snowed seymour's copper. almost cool doubts because that will hinder us. so what to go show a sight bedframe. let's me call the terminal so she meet them full of semester and it will look really decent chiller dish. ok this out to patients cuddly tom j as my book of vehicles talked. i'm coming the well the new me is lashania fiction. short shift to the world. but you know, like in this case a i z e in the to be up in america. you and i see that america car, that's the kind of mother i found the sheer to which has the minus portions of the district and those same kind of flu. did it was that i was aware, is chester new g, as i said to. so it's kind of actual, she'll do for us, that stuff pretty hard to do. god will do for publishers in my bathroom. we're putting in my share some nearly as much as part of the and that's the kind of them which i show you another. the, the july, the 8th 1941 german troops ended in estonia from the south to be its soldiers and civilians for the enemy courageously on the stony. and so i'll go with thousands of casualties found o

a way to make money and to highlight people suffering in order to make a point. >> reporter: so, seymour pointed out the positive as well like the towering affordable housing that doesn't exist in other parts of the city, he guided the crowd past the theaters that bring iconic shows to the area and took them into the center of the glistening trinity place, the large ink sculpture, and while nonprofits are often criticized, elgin rose who founded a support group for tenderloin fathers says they are at least trying to make a difference on the street. >> a lot of people just want to collaborate and come together and get it solved but, it's happening but the people want better and it's not acceptable. >> reporter: the tour ended at the code tenderloin career center, a service facility working to get people back on their feet. the idea of pointing fingers and focusing on san francisco as a doom loop is self defeating. >> i will not add to that polarization, we have one problem but two solutions, that don't work nowhere. >> reporter: no one is denying that san francisco has serious problems. i

so seymour had, a very distinctive great landmark. he he was pitcher and an outfielder. his number two all time four hits among pitchers is number two only behind babe ruth. so sizemore played the in pitch for the best and team. there was a pitcher named al schacht h, a associate a c, t al schacht was a pitcher for the washington senators. he was born in the bronx on the site of what would become yankee stadium. al shaxson a major claim to fame is that he became the very first clown prince of baseball. so 1930s, 1940s. if you were at a game, you would see our sharks behind home plate with a catcher's mitt that was about this big, huge during rain outs. he would go from first base to second base, paddling, swing through the you know, through the infield with a baseball bat. so our shark was, a member of the bethlehem team there, his his friend from the bronx with a guy named dolly stark. like al, he was jewish, dallied, never made the majors but he became the second jewish major league umpire. and not only that, he went on to become a very well-known designer of women's c

authorities did not even hide their relationship from lara , german journalists and investigations of seymour, hershey, sources, who pointed directly to the administration , did not consider what happened biden. germany will never be recognized. which is a strategic vassal of the united states and therefore, maybe according to the order from above, maybe a-ah, like this is being launched . well, i don't think it's completely plausible. yes, you are being leaked, perhaps not ukraine, not support for ukraine as a whole, is being leaked by specific performers of zelensky there, zaluzhny and others. and, perhaps, they will look for a replacement for zelensky, despite the complexity of this detective story. there is one clear point in it, that no one has any evidence of moscow's involvement. did not bring it was confirmed by german researchers. but even after that, western journalists tried to find the notorious russian sled by the owner of the very company that rented the andromeda , a certain diana b. here is her ukrainian passport, for some reason i dare say that in fact she has a different one

tim seymour? care and staples and i think unh after the q-2 numbers showed better tailwinds. unh. >> julie biel? >> you know, the ogs of a.i. is simulation software. health care software, really interesting. >> karen finerman? >> yeah, i want to say, amazon cares about their stock price over time, not ever. i'm short igv an added to that short today. >> steve >> y.o.u added terrible news flow week last week. the stock actually had an earnings beat,

everyone needs peace, what will happen to all this without lukashenka american investigative journalists seymour hersh gave birth to another insider, according to his information, the cia warned anthony blinkin that ukraine's counteroffensive would not be successful. it was a show put on by zelensky and some in the administration. they believed him in zdorovo quotes. hersh of his publication of the words of an unnamed collaborator american intelligence agencies. the journalist's source also indicated that damn, he wanted to try on the mantle of his predecessor, henry kinchenra, who concluded in 1973. the paris peace agreement that put an end to the vietnam war, the current us secretary of state is similar in relation to the conflict in ukraine so don’t get it to anyone zelensky continues to sell the square everything is being done. within. the so-called privatization program supports it, including financially, the united states writes the italian media have already gone under the hammer fertile lands. large state-owned enterprises and mineral deposits this week on the website of the state proper

breaks it down like you do thank you so much for your time this afternoon >> thank you, kly. >> tim seymouroining us. >>> my next guest is boosting productivity in china to avoid the currency mess. it comes down to how quickly the nation can harness artificial intelligence the u.s. has banned china from gaining from america's a.i. chips which won't significantly slow china down as baidu, alibaba and tencent have been making development in their own chips. let's welcome jeong chao welcome to the program. >> thanks fior having me >> it seems obvious whatever the next innovation drives productivity and just connect the dots about why a.i. is so important to china >> over the last 30 years, by the way, we are taking a very longview on this report in a.i. and over the 30 years china has reaped a lot of the dividends, i call population dividends, since the reform started and you saw the rice of thse of the economy rise of manufacturing and the increase of the chinese population, and now the chinese population is set to decline the population -- our so-called population dividends are running out a

on the desk tonight, tim seymour, bono win, dan nathan and chrisser is roan we start off with the wild ride on wall street today the dow is down 466 points at its low but finished 160 points up the s&p 500 shedding half a percent. the vix mirroring the market's move, hitting 18 for the first time since may before pulling back some, still higher, closing above the 16 mark. but one sector stayed under pressure all day, than would be software stocks. the igv closing below its 50-day moving average for the first time in more than three months one big drag on the group, data dog, the cloud computing company slashing guidance, seeing shares drop 20% that's its worst day since the start of the pandemic. so, did the news pull a pal over the whole a.i. trade add that into your action, dan that was trouble >> it's less about a.i. and more about a rising tide lifting all boats. when you think of the consumption space cloud models, all of them have traded very expensively all year long. the a.i. and the promise of a.i. and these tools being deployed across lots of systems, companies like data dog

tim seymour. >> yeah, and i'll be the first to tell you that not only is at&t been a dog, but you can'ts stock for the dividend. and if you're looking at total return, it's -- this has been a terrible trade in terms of at&t. now, you can make an argument that in their core wireless business, the environment has become less predatory. t-mobile is eating their lunch, and now it's in a place where it's about the free cash flow generation from that core business. they've divested the media assets. and the argument is they can pay this dividend. don't be in it for the dividend. >> where do you stand on telecom, dan? >> well, now it's part of the broader communications services second attorney which is dominated by the big tech names, so, we don't think it makes sense, but within that, i think these are -- what tim said no withstanding, i think they are good places to be, if you're going -- if you want to go by high yield for similar yields, i would rather own these stocks, probably. >> t-mobile, within 10% of an all-time high. at&t just made a 30-year low couple weeks ago. i mean, that tells

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del seymour, that -- the founder of a workforce development job placement nonprofit.e's been in the tenderloin for more than 30 years. he told me that he has a lot of love for the neighborhood. he feels that with this doom loop tour, it basically insulting his neighborhood. he felt insulted by the tour so he opted to have a counter tour that's happening also at 11 a.m. august 26 at the same time across the street according to him from where the doom loop to ur is starting. he's throwing in a couple of mentor lunch for guests and admission is totally free. he is offering to show off the things that he finds interesting and he loves about the tenderloin, including landmarks like the church, the national forest. he was clear to me that the exact route is still being figured out. he's got to figure out more as the date gets closer. kristen: there's a lot of history in the tenderloin, a lot of prominent buildings. let's talk about what you know of the routes, i guess, if we can compare and contrast. >> i don't recall too much details from the doom loop tour itself. the web

seymour hurge argues that the internal confrontation between the cia and the state department , the thunderand lightning skirmish, exacerbates the failure of ukraine in the ruling elites. the united states is urgently looking for the guilty cia director relieves himself of responsibility burns, they say, his agency has repeatedly warned ukraine about a failed project under attack by our security adviser sawan. also defense secretary austin a. they authorized a counter offensive. too actively left the failure of the ukrainian attacks are seen by all weapons. kiev no longer saves the west, they noted. won. it's been for 3 months now. we are witnessing the fire of the kiev regime in the context of the so-called strategic counter-offensive of ukraine , which, according to western propagandists , was supposed to bring a military victory. for these purposes, the entire nato military machine was thrown. spent billions from the pockets of western taxpayers but in the end, as the well-known proverb says, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. the only result of the ukrainian counteroffensive, which eve

. >> and this picture of armando with his dog and best friend seymour, the 30 year-old and his dog wereheir san pablo home caught on fire cabrera describe the moment when he got the news of his son's passing it its head out to the hospital. >> and then got a call from the hospital. midway point keiser enrichment. this my

on desk tonight we have steve grasso, bonawyn eison, tim seymour, and julie beal. we start with the rare friday night earnings alert on palo alto. the company reported better than expected earnings even as revenues came in slightly below guidance. that monster two-hour earnings call is under way. bertha kuhns joins us with the latest. >> it's still going on but said they were only going take questions for 15 minutes. we'll see if he extend. meantime, palo alto did beat on the bottom line reporting adjusted earnings of $1.44 a share. top line came shy of expectations at $1.9 billion. still up 26% year over year. the company noting that operating margins increased more than 5 percentage points for the full year as it continued to focus on profitability. and we see that trend in its 2024 guidance once again. on the bottom line, better than expected. they are predicting $5.27 to $5.40 a sherrick well above consensus, but the revenue, again, shy of expectations at $8.15 billion the $8.2 billion. the street looking for $8.38 billion. on the conference call, the ceo talke

.>> reporter: del seymour owns a company called tenderloin walking tours and says satire doesn't workthe current situation. >> we are in a very serious epidemic and crisis, we don't need this political football going back and forth across the field. while we are dealing with tyrone and sheila laying on the dam ground. >> reporter: the tour might've been more for local consumption, because the tours we spoke with were not interest. >> seems like there are happier things that we could be doing with our time. we came here to see the city, and and it's like to not the darkness. >> i have sympathy for them but i don't think i would take a tour of them. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc barry area news . >>> and investigation underway after a double shooting in oakland, one man is dead and another in the hospital. just after 4:45 pm on international boulevard near 23rd. please found two men with gunshot wounds, one pronounced dead at the scene and the other rushed to the hospital. no word on a motive or if any arrests have been made. >>> the mysterious disappearance of a fairfield mother ha

armando cabrera and this picture of armando with his dog and best friend seymour, the 30 year-old and his dog were both killed friday afternoon when their san pablo home caught on fire. cabrera describe the moment when he got the news of his son's passing it its head out to the hospital. >> and then got a call from the hospital midway point keiser enrichment. this my passed away. >> edgardo lived at the home on dover, ave with his wife, armando and 2 other sons. he returned monday to gather their belongings, but very little was spared by the flames. a home destroyed. everything just charcol. it >> i morning to try to see what i can find. hardly anything left. >> he says the family can search for new things that a new home. but what can't be replaced as his son, a gofundme has been set up to help the family with funeral costs getting an estimate of around $10,000. so this business paid off >> and that's the more important thing that has won him to to. >> you know, to snp, according to the contra costa county fire department. the exact cause of death and cause of the fire are both under

. >> and this picture of armando with his dog and best friend seymour, the 30 year-old and his dog were both killed friday afternoon when their san pablo home caught on fire cabrera describe the moment when he got the news of his son's passing it its head out to the hospital. >> and then got a call from the hospital. midway point keiser enrichment. this my passed away. >> edgardo lived at the home on dover, ave with his wife, armando and 2 other sons. he returned monday to gather their belongings, but very little was spared by the flames. a home destroyed. everything just charcol. it is. >> is why not morning to try to see what i can find. hardly anything left. >> he says the family can search for new things that a new home. but what can't be replaced as his son, a gofundme has been set up to help the family with funeral costs getting an estimate of around $10,000. so this business paid off >> and that's the more important thing. i want him to go to. >> you know, to snp, according to the contra costa county fire department. the exact cause of death and cause of the fire are both under i

on the desk tonight, steve grasso, tim seymour, and tim kaiser citi's head of equity trading. stewart, welcome. we start with the markets and the fed jumping today despite chair powell's warning that more rate hikes could be ahead. how hard a warning was it? or was it a little squishy? treasury yields rising. two-year surging to its highest level since the first week of july. cnn's senior economics reporter is in jackson hole, wyoming, a beautiful spot, with all the details. >> reporter: thanks a lot. fed chair powell delivering what you could call a moderately hawkish speech. said inflation was still too high, and says his choice seem to be holding rates at a restrictive level or hiking again. >> we are in a position to proceed carefully as we assess the incoming data and evolving outlook and risks. two months of good data are only the beginning of what it would take to build confidence that inf inflation is moving sustainably toward our goal. we can't yet know the extent to which these lower readings will continue or where underlying inflation will settle over coming quarter

seymour hurge claims internal confrontation between the cia and the state department thunder lightningh exacerbate ukraine's failure in the ruling elites. the us is urgently looking for the guilty directors. the cia relieves itself of responsibility burns allegedly stated that his agency repeatedly warned ukraine of a failed project under attack by the security adviser saliva, as well as the head of the austin ministry of defense. they authorized a counter offensive. too actively put on the right of the ukrainian offensive, they see all the weapons. kyiv no longer saves the west, they noted. won. it's been for three months now. we are witnessing the agony of the kiev regime in the context of the so-called strategic ukraine's counter-offensive, which, according to western propagandists , was supposed to bring a military victory. for these purposes , the entire nato military machine was thrown. spent billions from the pockets of western taxpayers but in the end, as the well-known proverb says, the mountain gave birth to a mouse. the only result of the ukrainian counter-offensive, which e

seymour hurge.nian counter-offensive is forcing us to look for the culprits in the west and in kiev itself. why did billions of dollars have been wasted in our country ? there are no clearly defined national interests in ukraine; in reality, i am arming ukraine, we are increasingly contributing to strengthening the connection between russia and china, and this is strengthening. i consider the greatest military threat to the united states that has been faced since the second world war, the voices of those who call for turning off the faucet finance and assistance to the key regime for ukraine, just joe biden in congress, are getting louder in the united states now , even those who used to support the pitching. kyiv weapons edition politics quotes congressman andy harris the offensive of ukraine has failed is no longer sure that this battle can be won the situation in washington is fraught with a political split, political scientists say. there is a hawkish position, of course, and such a secretary of

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here, but the latest leaks, for example, along the line, seymour, hersh, yes, which came out literally, they say that some kind of confusion and vacillation occur even in the bytan administration. yes, because the eternal confrontation between hawks and realists. they have gone there and are going to have conditionally a little more realistic-minded comrades, including the same cia director burns. and there's more i stable-minded guys, sort of. and already today mentioned, or, for example, blinkin, right? well, and the director of the cia is already through e, a variety of gaskets are leaking information to the press that in fact he immediately understood about the failure of the ukrainian counteroffensive. and he even talked about this, yes, and blinken yuluistina, but somehow they didn’t listen to law enforcement, they listened to ivanovich and it seems to me that in our conversations about the current agenda we look a lot ahead, we look very far ahead , i mean, the outer perimeter is very much talking about japan us korea then. but i would like to make a reference to the report that

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this isn't what i needed for, but ever since i got mark seymour, you know, so yeah, i will go a while and now we're not coming to them. i mean, they're going to include, i mean, all me to know the retail, and we spent a total of 13 successful seasons with the club when he could have earned much more in europe during that time. is mural stairs, across the trucks and marijuana. and these 2 greats were in fact, decades long arrivals, culminating in a few words academy successfully be merit donated, securing election of the new club chairman and was himself elected as vice president of book the the human eye is getting a uh, colorado for the new i'm going to run the programs out of here about be awesome day because like, you know, what is from them in the meantime, the 30th went to say, this has one of the largest concentrations of football clubs in the world and 70 percent of all argentina support either boca, or the great tribals river blake. the darby is seen as the ultimate battle between rich and poor. both gloves originate from level con, neighborhood, but the river move to a more a

seymour hirsch according to him , the us secretary of state has been trying lately.alk as little as possible ukraine, one of the senior officials, told hersh anthony blinkin received a cia report that the counteroffensive is doomed to failure optimistic promises. kiev were nonsense blinken. he fears that he may be blamed for the collapse of american policy, the secretary of state does not want to be in the role of a jester who kept repeating, but his intention to support, kiev writes to the west before the victory and ukraine has already begun to blame each other for the failure with details anna voronina responsibility or a new game of the west and ukraine against the backdrop of the failure of the counter-offensive of the armed forces, as the publication of the politician reports, the sponsors of the kiev regime are extremely unhappy with the too long preparation of ukraine for active hostilities. and in general, the whole situation resembles the transition of the conflict into a protracted stage, the purpose of which is to wear down and exhaust, but not the enemy,