there have been phones announced with dram content as high as 12 gigabytes.ven $300 5g phones have six gigabytes of dram gigabytes in them, where before they averaged four. in 2020, a couple hundred million of 5g smartphones are expected to be sold. 5g is going to be a strong driver of dram content growth as well as flash content growth. given the speed and connectivity it provides, an explosion of data and ai driven features as well as immersive experiences. that 5g will be able to give to you. they drive greater demand for data, which bodes well for micron's business. in fact, we have exciting products that we have, over the years, in 2019, that we have announced that student very well for the smartphone applications. but let me tell you it is not just about smartphones. when you look at clouds and servers, they are requiring ai driven applications that are requiring more and more memory storage and cloud storage as well. taylor: that was micron ceo sanjay mehrotra. as for qualcomm, it unveiled the first chips and software for fully autonomous vehicles at c

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then where does the growth come from they've got dram and nand, and everybody knows what that's aboutat's a big game they have to wade through the very difficult times as well as some of the great times, but i think what's important here is this ceo made that first acquisition, and that puts them in the position into a.i that's what i think is so important. micron is no longer going to be this company that looks to just memory and just storage. they're getting into a.i. in a big way with the acquisition these made late last year. a.i., 5g, a lot of names we talk about all the time, i think this name actually has plenty of room to of up side not long from ow >> that's very interesting why do you think people don't pay enough attention to this major core part? all we hear about is nan and dram >> not only was it services, now it's wearables, so i think that's the story people aren't seeing the future. the future is where the growth will come from that's a.i. and 5g >> m.u. as the fast pitcher there. it's judgment time i mean, this is getting serious. tim seymour, you kick off the voting

dram space, saying that demand makes often -- may soften.ower according to samsung on stagnant mobile demand. it's words. final results, the consolidated net income down 4% year-over-year to 4 billion u.s. dollars, and again, the outlook is uncertain right now. thank you. let's do a check on markets here. i want to thank our chief north asia correspondent, of course. it seems like it is a risk on session here today and we are floating -- flirting with chinese bull market territory. companies are in focus today, over 300 companies on the shanghai composite report results and we are looking ahead to 800 and shenzhen as well so slightly, modestly higher when it comes to mainland shares today and we are expecting the likes of bank of china, sinopec, to report earnings and h-shares. we have been watching some of these offshore chinese stocks. we ended yesterday about that moving average. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: we're looking at live pictures of the lion city at 1130 m in singapore. we are in the middle of the trading d

housing is corroded the surface all eaten away what's needed is a new part but that cost several $100.00 drams or he can try the garage across the street. what follows is an introduction to moroccan improvise ation involving advanced aluminum welding the welding wire comes from an old alternator housing and it's all done freehand. after a few minutes the corroded hose connectors are welded. they grind off the excess material. for her theory. now they only need to put together a seal and the thermostat housing can be reinstalled. the entire repair takes half an hour and costs around $6.00 euros. minutes mercedes is good to go. up in morocco a lot of people live with all their cds and make a living off them but if the us already have their way that won't be the case for much longer other countries baracoa is fighting air pollution the state pays taxi drivers half of the purchase price if they buy a new car even so most cannot afford to replace their vehicles and cannot get a bank loan for us meant a new car is out of the question for me i'll be the last one to get rid of the car repair is the tr

i think that the weakness in dram will persist longer. take us longer to get back to a memory market that was as profitable as it was. there is a lot of excess capacity in the market that has taken them off-line in 2019. there will be an upper ceiling on memory pricing going forward. haidi: you're saying that we are unlikely to see another super cycle? >> i don't think so. i think the last cycle was driven by the conversion of rotating media to solid-state drives. the increase and the amount of storage in mobile phones and the rest, we don't have quite as much upside in front of us in 2020. what youri'm curious price target is and what you think the biggest risk is when you look out for 2020. >> there is a macroeconomic risk going forward. the recovery of memory pricing could be delayed. the rollout of 5g may take longer than expected. thet is riding on announcement of the new product. there is expectation that apple may be late with 5g. before thee a pause stock continues to rise. it has done well in 2019 despite 2019 being a down year f

. >> reporter: help came by the dram. after coronavirus shuttered the city's dine-in restaurants, thomas started doing take-out. and liquidating 2700 prized bottles to help support his staff. either whiskey fans social distanced down the block. what's the most expensive bottle you've sold? >> generally we sold a lot of bottles at $1,000. a lot of rare stuff. >> reporter: john bought a vintage bottle from the 1980s. patrons snatched up more than 1,000 others, stripping these once stocked shelves. >> it's a win/win situation if i get to get some rare bourbons and they support their employees, it's the best thing in the world. >> reporter: even the good stuff isn't enough to keep everyone on the payroll. thomas had just opened a second restaurant down the block. this is totally shutdown? >> totally shutdown. when we reopen it will be more difficult. we'll get there. >> reporter: he estimates as many as 35% of the city's restaurants might not be so lucky. >>or many of the small sinesses around the city, they didn't have a 100

and the barkeep gives him a dram of whiskey and george offers a skin. he offers a coon skin in payment. well, the barkeep takes the coon skin and in return gives washington 158 rabbit skins. that's a lot of rabbit skins to carry around. well, according to weems, george began buying drinks for everyone in the establishment. and during the evening, he turned 158 rabbit skins back over to the barkeep. now, what weems is trying to tell us in that story is that this is the george washington who was generous. this is the george washington who is kind. this is the george washington that we want to remember. so you think of these images that weems has been telling us. he's honest. he's got this great, physical skill. he is generous and kind. he has a temper, but he can control it. well, this is the man that has come down to us as the, you know, more or less the savior of american mankind. this is the story of the man who, remember how we talked about providential inspiration? this is george as providential inspiration. and even some years later, chief justice j

so we are seeing some clear dram isat demands for rising and prices are stabilizing.an expected while the spot prices are increasing in december. the recent issues with the power outage and the plant fire are also positive for the market, so sentiment for then. investors are clearly counting andhe wider adoption of 5g accounting services expenses this year. tracy: our asia tech reporter walking us through the latest for samsung and the wider semiconductor space. thank you. getting more breaking news out of the oil market and abu dhabi specifically for the gulf energy intelligence forum is taking place. oil minister says there is no risk to oil in the strait of hormuz and is not concerned about oil supply and demand, so further lines out from the oil market to digest this morning. coming up, bloomberg size and scope. today's number is 19%. find out exactly what that is in a few ma few minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ i tracy: it is time now for bloomberg size and scope. every day, we break down one superlative from our coverage and today's number is 19%. here to explain w

mobile dram demand could soften in the second quarter as well. address memory market changes through flexible spending. they are saying that mobile market uncertainty will remain high, this after first quarter earnings just reinstated the strength of their semiconductors and dram business. we will discuss all of that as we have the market open in south korea and australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good evening. australia and south korea have just opened for trade. our top stories, asian markets faced an uncertain day as consumer confidence undermined the new york session. waters.rus muddies the infection rises around the world with the u.s. topping one million american deaths. surpasses the number of total sufferers in the vietnam war. the virus is weakening global demand. a mixed session in the markets. quiet in japan. japan closed for the holiday. stocks creeping online in the australian session one quarter of 1% up. inflation numbers out of australia later today. a bit of an upside after the previous session. mixedtreet directionless throughout

dram shops and poorhouses and grocery stores that sold different kinds of alcohol. once you got behind the commercial center into the boarding houses emma that is where you found alcohol. for the boarding house culture is important to understand the anti-bill in congress. because most congressmen lived in communal living arrangements. one could go from a drink to the capital to a drink at home. and for many uses of alcohol, that would probably be their course during the day. beyond boarding houses, beyond the day to day life, there were lots of social occasions, formal parties, levies, gatherings at the white house and other boarding houses, so that in the high season, in those winter months, january, february, march, congressmen would attend multiple social gatherings a to the terms of the alcohol consumption, the daily consumption that took twice at work and at home. host: that included everything from a dear wine to hard cider to whiskey-- and madeira wine. dr. balcerski: one things about the wide variety of options for consuming alcohol, one wonders if there was

en la emblemÁtica catedral de note dram, se realizÓ un canto celestial.regresaron por primera vez desde que un incendio destruyÓ casi toda su estructura en abril de 2019. entre tanto, miles de habitantes de nueva york presenciaron las celebraciones de nochebuena de una manera virtual. debido a la pandemia, las catedrales de san patricio y san juan oficiar misas con un nÚmero muy pequeÑo de feligreses que mantuvieron todos los protocolos sanitarios . mucha atenciÓn, partir de este lunes 28 los viajeros que lleguen al paÍs desde el reino unido deberÁn presentar una prueba negativa de covid-19 y demostrar que se le realizÓ tres dÍas antes del vuelo hacia los estados unidos. esta orden fue emitida por el centro de control de enfermedades ante la variante nueva de coronavirus que fue descubierta en londres. como muy buenas tardes.asÍ es, estados unidos se suma a la larga lista de paÍses que exigen pruebas con resultado negativo de covid-19 a viajeros desde el reino unido. ya en los centros para y prevenciÓn de enfermedades. se ha se ha expandido a otras lugare

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saw during t house investigation hearings, where there was a lot of theatrics and sort ofic these dram soliloquies delivered by has members thatere at the end of the day directly aimed at the preside. this process, the senate impeachment trial come is a six- day-a-week affair. senato cannot have their phones in the room. they have to be in u silener threat of prisonment, although there is never been a senator imprisoned for speaking went you should not have been speaking. they will be on saturdays g listen argument. nada: turning to iran, where the country's supreme leader has called for nationaunity while celogic another fittack on the united states and european nations. idleading prayers for the first time in nearly a decade, ayatollah ali khamenei defded the country's armed forces after it admitted shooting down a passenger ple by mistake. iranian authorities initially denied responsibility. he said the aidentas tragic, but that iran's enemies used it to overshadow the assassination of the country's most senior general, qasem soleimani. quentin somerville reports. quentin: it is 8 y

located high in the mountains north of florence is portico dram anya the village has a small main street a few towers and a well preserved roman bridge. the nearest airport is 2 and a half hours away but tourists from all over the world still find their way to this remote village. most stay at the old vecchio can vent to a family hotel that opened in 1904 in a former convent. of the saudi this is what i was looking for in a little village and i didn't want to take city and this office sent it to detainees. and geovanni committee and their family take care of the guests. the hotel's 9 rooms no longer suffice other guests are spread around town according to the alberto do through so system a village hotel with a single reception desk. at proper place that the idea of the al baghdadi fuso is to rent out existing apartments and give the guests a taste of the area special qualities they aim that is. to go ahead also helps to maintain the traditional craftsman's occupation and of course because sometimes it communicates our love for our home region and village to the tourists and sad to put it

a dram? another vote contender is no match for, and this is 3rd feature and it stars frances mcdormand as a woman who in the recession following the 2008 financial collapse, leaves a small town and becomes a band nomad in the us. it also features real life and what is it one of the top prices at both venice and toronto. it could bring dormant best actress, oscar he and doesn't give too much online release on december 4th. ok, so we've seen some really are contenders there. what about the new movies that are just going online now? any, any buzz there? well, one of the happiest season. this is the 1st coming, crisper, spin the love story. it features kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as abby and harper the couple. and dan levy as abby's a friend, and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship. and i really like everyone. i want to marry her. yes. very sexually attracted to her. here, i suppose. and she is a good, very nice film for the coming difficult holiday s

a dram? another hot contender is no man's land. this is 3rd feature and it stars frances mcdormand as a woman who in the recession following the 2008 financial collapse, leaves her small town home and becomes a band welding, morton de nomad in the u.s. . it also features real life and well as i think one of the top prices at both venice and toronto, it could bring dormant best actress. oscar. he and it doesn't give too much online release on december 4th. ok, so we've seen some really are contenders there. what about the new movies that are just going online now? any, any buzz there? well, one of the happiest sees this is the 1st coming . chris spin the love story. it features kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as abby and harper the couple. and dan levy as abby's a friend, and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship. everyone. i want to marry her rescue a friend. yes. very sexually attracted to her. here, i suppose. and she is a good, very nice film for the coming difficult holiday season. and it

will be donald trump's third state of the union address, and all of them have form ofrouded by som dram the circumstances tonight will be extraordinary. donald trump will be standing in the very chamber where sev weeks ago they voted to impeach him on the eve of the vote in theene, where they are expected to acquit him. ilwhether hemention impeachment or not remains an open question. the white house says at the moment there are no plans, but this being donald trump, who knows what he mightnd up saying? the theme of this speech is the great american comeback, and he will be focusing on the economy, which is his strong point. he has strong jobs growth, record low unemployment, and hg will be talkout a strong america, america with strong border security and more protections for freedom of religion. against all that is the backdrop of impeachment. this is a president who will be broadcasting to the nation, an o audienmillions around the country, with that blot of impeachment right there. heand of coursill be using this platform to talk about the launch his own reelectionto campaign. ros: th

and i mean stern and think of the presence of dots back in 81 with bacon returning the sinai or the dram being made with hussein's father that was about the sation of hostilities this is a tremendous tremendous opportunity both for israeli and for the arab gulf states from an economic point of view from the scientific point of view from a technological point of view he this region can be the most powerful economic region in the world this is a deal of opportunity after opportunity what a significant partnership 1st led by u.a.e. has i mentioned others will although by the end of 2020 and it is an alliance that will only bring opportunity to the region well where is the opportunity for the palestinians in this. book i recall at the conference last year and behind the peace to prosperity aren't where you had in the mccray means hosting this conference you have israelis you had representatives from saudi arabia from the u.a.e. from cantarell from other arab states and there is no question that the gulf states today recognized they have skin in the game in terms of bringing about the final r

prosperity but with more and more people has come more and more least in many cities open spaces have been dram used as dumping trolleys in go to gol in the national capital region of india and environmental organization is transforming a local dumping ground into a green let's see how. hundreds of kilos of plastic and other garbage cloak one of the gowns important stormwater drains citizens and labor is are now working hard to free it so floodwaters from the monsoon rains can soon flow through it because it resembled months to find that the there was so much else we stunt double when you find that. the water this isn't being used again get to be are going to be the little small those water board so that we don't raise any of our not. to crowd runs a foundation called i am going around it works on bringing citizens together to improve summitry health and environmental conditions in the city. google is part of the national capital region around delhi and has been one of the fastest growing cities in india. its population of 2700000 bucks predominantly in corporate parks. wrap it up and eyes atio

was designed by architect anna lewis and her partner mike tonkin their idea was to transform that drambackyard into an organic space suitable to all seasons. with this. is for the appreciation of sun and rain the ring water comes from the top of the group comes down the pike along this perimeter here curving around and shooting up again down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can draw from but that that water into this courtyard to turn into reflecting pool so that it night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter mary says making clever use of limited expensive space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really read a sign the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes in the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creative j

was designed by architect and alou and how partner might tom can their idea was to transform their dram backyard into an organic space suitable to all seasons. in this space is for the appreciation of sun and may the ring water comes from the top of the group comes down the pike along this perimeter here curving around and shooting up again down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can drop it but that that water into this courtyard to turn into reflecting pool so that at night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter mary says making clever use of limited expensive and space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really rigid sign the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes in the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creati

in athens he is the director and writer for the dram dot com and in milwaukee we have jennifer a master at she is an attorney and author of the new book about a lawn unveiled all right crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let me. it was going to blow up you jennifer you've seen the indictments i mean there are 6 indictments 4 of them have to do with trophy 3 years. and 2 perjury charges rounding proceedings in 2006 why do you think it's these specific ones you think it's because. the prosecution thinks they can get this i mean it's like a slam dunk. well one reason that i think these particular charges are here we have a new federal laws that extend the statute of limitations for victims that are still alive and so of the victims that have come forward that have been involved in the litigation they're still alive they'd be in late thirty's early forty's and it would be able to member said make a very credible as a victim the 2nd reason i think there's a lot that can be said for these particular charges there are certain prose

at a school principal to talk about he's behaving student and i thinking even knew their world as a dram that the united states that it's the time has long gone don't you think that batman of war no longer thinks the world at me all the time it's so i actually talk about this quite a lot in the book and i talk about how there was a period where the call of the uni polar you know period after the. end of the cold war when the u.s. and nato countries and other people sort of wanted russia to become what they described as a normal country right what they meant by normal was a country that was democratic by western standards that was capitalist that was a member of the u.s. led into.

russia as at school to talk about he's behaving student i'm thinking even viewed their world as a dram that the united states. has the long run don't you think that batman of war no longer think they are in the book and i talk about how there was a period where the goal of the uni polar you know period after the. end of the cold war where the u.s. and nato countries and other people sort of wanted russia to become what they described as a normal country right what they meant by normal was a country that was democratic by western standards that was capitalist that was a member of the u.s. led international rules based order established by the u.s. and as i point out in the book for a lot of russian. experiencing shock therapy and privatization and harvard economists coming and rick santorum a lot of people kristie in the west foreign policy that's also. i think a lot of people saw that as sort of permanent 2nd class status in a u.s. led system and i think it's pretty clear that russia in particular has been pushing back on that the assumptions that a lot of u.s. policymakers i wouldn't

compared to others who have now in blood living with a few still or others now living with childless dram is this sounding familia is sounding like something you're also battling with psychologically and are you worried that physically your body might not be able to take a pregnancy. yes i wanted every single day because 1st of all the day you go through it you will never forget as survivors we never forget the day that you go through after all right we're also hearing from all these women who have undergone if g.m. that it does cause complications that it's harmful so do you want another one of your daughters to go through that matter i am as. a matter of when i'm well i mean my boss and is here with you guys. and i mean good bye. dodie i want to ask you another question because you said that it is cultural you would not marry a woman unless she was cut to not so much. you are not me like you must say like an economy lies in the numbers i must say when you watch and you must come up who are simba but don't know us and become our morning. i'm not talking when i walk away and. it isn't you

derailment as i say what happens when 10 this morning but any information about the cause of this dram and there was no reports of landslides over night. that's that's right of course it's too early to know fully and officially what the cause of the strain allman was but as you say there have been serious floodings there's been there's been downpours in various parts of the u.k. including in the with east of scotland all of the last few days including last night and this has caused major incidents in several parts of the u.k. but britain has certainly seen its share of large rail incidents what's the state of the country's rail system and scotland. you're right there the state of the british air railways have been criticized many times in the past although i think in terms of accidents things have been fairly quiet over the last week while i think in scotland the issues have been mainly with the provider of the railways so this was just different from the at the actual ownership of the railway itself and the provider of the contract with the provider has now been terminated i think we

because of course the united states as i think has become very clear now seriously underestimate as you dram when they pulled out of the j.c. way when they imposed all these sanctions on the thing that iran would on the very quickly come to the negotiating table all of that the government there would rapidly collapse because of massive protests nothing like that has happened the european allies have shown that they're not very keen on this whole crisis. actually all they weren't consulted is the united states in this situation which is looking increasingly isolated even the saudis even the israelis were not particularly it's interesting alex i was i was one of the questions i sent out to you guys is that there was it was really relatively quiet in the region as the song was going on ok because again the demonstration effect of the the the attack on the saudi. energy installations sent a message and everyone else has been taking that on board except for some neo cons in washington d.c. you want to get in a just a small you know it all started with the united states born being a base or sharin