think samsung, samsung is always undervalued.stion is, when is it going to become fairly valued? we have an outperform rating on the stock at 17,000 target price. we think it is worth at least 70,000. that is based on 10 times through the cycle earnings plus net cash, 10 times earnings is a techlow compared to global around the world. so it is growth down to value. considering it is a leader in , a leaderrs, memory in display, a leader in handsets, and they have upside options from other industries such as the foundry business and 5g networking equipment, benefiting from huawei's issues. so i think the stoxx -- the stocks are poised very well to continue to do better. i think they are undervalued right now. tom: do you have a clearer sense from these earnings of the price trajectory for the chips business? mark: good question. difficult tofairly get an accurate forecast on memory prices. because they are quite volatile and there is a mix component. you may have some chips that are going up, some that are going down in price. it i

samsung is helping to leave the kospi higher, samsung shares testing 60,000 won.encies, the korean won leading asia for gains, to a march 5 high with improving business confidence, a catalyst. the b.o.k. shoring up support, extending loans to companies until november 3. the ringgit at a march 11 high as we see a continued climb in commodities prices, but the aussie pulling back and victoria state reporting a record 723 new cases. pausingback above 105, a five-day advance. the trend prompted the ministry of finance to signal it will consider various policy tools if the yen strengthens. looking at stock movers in tokyo on a busy day for earnings in japan, this one sliding nearly 6% after seeing ¥60 billion net loss in the last quarter. retail could be turning a quarter with japan sales in june picking up as consumer spending bounced back after the reopening. check out numerous, surging the most in two months. we have the cosmetics player under pressure after second-quarter net profit missed estimates and cut its full-year guidance. but this one climbing to a record

|j your take on samsung's numbers, what have they told us?s after a lot of the challenging environment over the last couple of months. a couple of things really caught my ip particular on the display business side of things, as you mentioned there is some good news in terms of the displays, samsung makes a lot of the lcd panels that we are using and work from home setups, but also they make a lot of the screens that go into smart phones around the world and this one really interesting point within that, samsung makes a lot of the displays that go into the apple iphone and something that is inside some of the note that they put out today is that they have actually received a large chargeback from apple because of lower—than—expected sales, so on the one hand lots of good news, but it also points to a wider trend of what is happening with smartphone sales across the world. let's talk about actual samsung phone themselves. how many of those are they selling? they used to be world leaders, it's getting very competitive and that looks quite disapp

samsung reporting a better-than-expected earnings. shery: let's stay with samson. -- with samsung.lways great having you with us. we have seen samsung beating the highest analyst estimate. gainis also due to one of related displays. not to mention the gtv chart on the bloomberg showing how we have seen the memory chip price recovery we saw earlier in the year start to soften a little bit. what does this spell for other chipmakers in the region? >> as you said, the numbers are coming in better-than-expected. quite sizable he better. if you look at the operating profits coming in at 22.7% year on year growth, 8.1 trillion. the estimations were around 6.5. clearly much better than expected. as you said, in terms of the chip prices rising, softening up a little bit. i think it is related to the covid-19. it might last much longer in terms of the economic recovery. it might take longer than expected. it is putting some pressure on that. nevertheless, if you look at any sectors that are showing any kind of improvement in terms of , semiices or sales conductor related, the equipment size

if samsung makes mobile chips, they can sell those mobile chips to customers which means samsung smartphonen. they can make many components for their mobile business such as ram. also, camera and the sensors. an internal ecosystem between chip business and other component business with the smartphone business. i think in the situations of high level of uncertainty for many geopolitical issues or pandemic, samsung will be better than sk hynix by the end of this year. claire kyung min kim of hana financial investments. thank you for your insight. an exclusive look at saudi arabia and the coronavirus pandemic. the oil prices take a toll on their economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: the saudi bank governor says see sees the light of the end of the tunnel for the economy. although there is still a need to remain vigilant. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg on his outlook for saudi's economy. i think it is too early to say a v-shaped. because barring any downside risk coming from the second wave of the virus, for example, or more negative developments in the global economy, we remain -- we see

we are getting samsung's preliminary numbers.get much of a look inside what is going on. on the top line, we are expecting sales of 50 trillion yuan. down about 11% from a year ago. we are down to 2017 levels of revenue. the good number might be being helped by the chip business. margin,up is the gross which is a key indicator. it is expected to be an upward -- on an upward trend. haidi: when it comes to a meaningful offset from the plunge in phone demand, what do we see as being a boost from huawei? ian: what is going on in the phone business is obviously, the first quarter was terrible. the worst decline on record for the smartphone industry. the second quarter, we saw more of the world going anti-lockdown due to the pandemic -- going into the lockdown due to the pandemic. the rate at which china open backup, that is the largest market for smartphones. optimism. has to be tempered by the fact that while way -- that huawei shifted emphasis to its own market and has been taking market share. very difficult to be optimistic about

neither samsung nor apple have dominated the global phone market.lmost 56 million phones between april and june while samsung sold almost 54 million. the majority of huawei's sales came from china with u.s. sanctions hitting international business. nasa has sent what it is calling the most sophisticated mars rover ever launched to seek out life on the red planet. perseverance will take rock samples that will one day make their way back to earth. it comes at a point of intense martian interest with similar missions from china and the uae and root -- en route. >> 1, 0. left off. reporter: launching on a mission to mars. this is the start of nasa's most ambitious project to answer the age-old question, are we alone? it will take the perseverance rover almost seven months to reach the red planet. place goes well, it will the car size robot in a crater. the rover will spend almost two years exploring an ancient martian lake, the location scientists say may hold the building blocks to life. >> one of the key steps perseverance is taking's collecting sampl

samsung thing or exploit the samsung something yet so you know that may have a bit more terra trust inthose organizations. and perhaps not exploit them in the same way as wal-mart might worry that huawei would simon looking at the big sort of global picture the picture that i think you used to have to look out for while away is this is the u.k. decision can we call it a decisive victory for the u.s. in the battle against wall way. well i think look nothing's really decisive. i mean this decision has gone back and forth several times over the last year and you know last year we had a very sort of evidence base transparent. infrastructure telecom sector infrastructure review with dozens of experts from all across the spectrum that came in testified and the decision was was taken to fund the finding was made that the long way didn't didn't represent. a risk that couldn't be mitigated and now we've sort of gone back the other way and i think i think look you have to be realistic that a lot of this is due to i think i think was wrong but that alluded to some politics and i think you know yo

samsung has reported better-than-expected profits for the quarter.t was helped by gadget sales, which started recovering from the coronavirus slump. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. manus: coming up, we are going green. the u.k. chancellor extends his recovery package with a plan to spend billions on environmental projects. what is next? is it enough? this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." let's get a quick look at the risk radar. asian equities taking a pause. chinese equities taking a gander. market cap yesterday, five days of gains for the s&p 500. nasdaq, record futures. the 10 year yield is absolutely steady. back, the aussie, and oil retreats slightly. the u.k. plans to pump 3 billion pounds into green projects to protect jobs. chancellor will outline the details when he delivers an update tomorrow. the artsa lifeline to and culture, venues to the tune of 1.6 billion pounds. still with us, simon ballard. we are he

plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. >>> the service industry activity surged pre-pandemic levels as companies look to reopen following lockdowns the ism nonmanufacturing index grew to 57.1 during the month beating expectations clearly a solid number and the highest reading since february and largest one month increase in the survey's his tear and tesla shares hit a new record as jpmorgan raised expectations for the carmaker. analysts now expect $100 billion in revenue each year on the back of strong deliveries in the second quarter and these have added to the expectations that tesla could report a profitable second quarter despite the shutdowns. it reopened its california based factory earlier in may in a much publicized dispute with the local authorities. >>> samsung expected a rise in its second quarter due to more people working from home it is set to offset weaker smartphone sales in april samsung todown xwragras early guidance the company of course downgraded it for the year previously, so we'll see where it goes from here >>> and uber has agreed to buy postmates in a

always.at analysis as top picks include tencent, samsung, tsmc. let's bring you the first word headlines. senate republicans have percent of their $1 trillion plan to ravishedhe pandemic u.s. economy, it would trim unemployment benefits, send $1200 payments to most americans and shield businesses, schools and other organizations from lawsuits arising from covid-19. it is a first step toward negotiating a compromise with the democrats, who have offered their own a $3.5 trillion solution. the international monetary fund has approved $4.3 billion in funding for south africa. this is the largest payment yet to help any country fight coronavirus. the money will be used to battle the spread of the disease and help recovery efforts that follow. south africa has almost half a 7000on confirmed cases and fatalities, making it the worst hit country on the continent. the philippine president has delivered his annual state of the nation address, signaling corporate tax cuts and support of pandemic hit industries. hislso sought to revitalize $162 billion infras

. >>> samsung has set a date for its new phone and a new inexpensive but powerful laptop. >> samsung's next big launch, the company has scheduled an event three weeks from today where it is expected to roll out its new galaxy note 20 phones. rumors say a new smart watch ander buds will be revealed. the event will be virtual. >>> and a new offering for cash strapped school systems. it runs windows 10. users put the computer together like a lego set. its battery life is said to be ten hour, price tag $300. >>> finally, amazon has reinvented the shopping cart. it now has a dash cart so you can skip the checkout line. a system of sensors and cameras make it possible. and it will debut in a grocery store are in california later this year. >>> san francisco property owners might be getting more time to make their buildings safer in an earthquake. >>> and meet the team helping ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it.

in april, samsung projected profits to fall due to lower sales of smartphones, tvs and other products >>> and sun run is buying vivid solar for $1.5 billion the company specialized in solar panels for residential use are and vivid shareholders will receive roughly half a sun run share for each share that they currently own. >>> and sirieairius xm is repory close to a deal to buy stitcher. they have a premium service for $4.99 per month that lets listeners listen to podcasts bought advertisements. >>> now to a developing story and continued tense relations between the u.s. and china secretary of state mike pompeo says that the u.s. is looking at banning tiktok and other chinese social media pompeo making those remarks in an interview just yesterday adding that the trump administration has been and will continue scrutinizing chinese technology firms the secretary citing past efforts against huawei and is zte. tiktok was not immediately available for comment. >>> and tiktok announced that it will seize operations in hong kong amid china's very controversial new national security law ther

how does samsung fit into that story?ports and membership jumped thanks to the work from home situation. there was demand for data center clients. that may have boosted earnings. as you can see, amazon and alphabet shares soared overnight. it is amazing to see how they are rising so rapidly. it is not new that investors like tech stocks. the situation has made them shine. people are shopping and working online. streaming services have become part of their lives. cost services are essential for those tech giants to afford exploding data traffic, which makes them expand data centers and order memory chips. this shift is likely to continue even after the virus outbreak slows down. anna: thanks very much. matt: thanks for joining us. we both thank you for talking to us about samsung from seoul. really a key part of the tech story. the tech story has been a key part of the market story lately. aries management, the ceo discusses a new special opportunities fund which is designed to sweep up debt and equity in companies hurt by

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to become the world's largest seller of smartphones it's the 1st time in 9 years that not a samsung you know apple have dominated the global phone market for way sold almost 56000000 phones between april and june are some some sold almost 54000000 the majority of huawei sales came from china with u.s. sanctions hitting the companies international business. nasa has sent what is calling the most sophisticated mars rover ever launched to seek out life on the red planet perseverance will take rock samples but will one day make their way back to earth it comes at a point of intense martian interest with similar missions to china and the u.a.e. or sound great i got a report from florida. we're. launching on a mission to mars this is the start as nasa is most ambitious project to answer the age old question point are we alone. it will take the perseverance rover almost 7 months to reach the red planet and if all goes well place the car sized robot safely in the $20.00 crater once they're the rover will spend almost 2 years exploring an ancient martian lake a location scientists say may ho

plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. >> welcome back, our next guest says that trump has failed the street we have the ceo american apparel and footwear you said the trump administration is close to striking out can you explain? >> our first strike was awhile ago. that was late. then we got hit with tariffs, and now we're in a real problem when which is a liquidity crisis the ppe program was in a lot of respects, but they were looking after the employees which is just fine. but if this is no business to come back top, we're liquidity right now. the retail store closed. that piled up inventory. you have to sell it at a discount that is actual liquidity then you look at what happened with the whole supply chain collapsing now the pipeline opens up again, but it is a new host of problems there is covid in a lot of countries that manufacture and that is a problem. not being paid factories closed china is the only one that is really open and we go to china to buy goods for cash and what happens is we're hit with tariffs. so you look at it from any point of view is we would lik

and samsung so they're not hurting necessarily for advertising but a lot of them make their money from game day experience is about $147000.00 u.s. dollars per game per league our protein is made in revenue sales in tickets well that accounts for sometimes 2 thirds of these teams budgets so the concern is if the k.b.r. did not allow fans back they would actually start taking out loans to pay salaries for their staff so the fact that they are kind of are these places and the way i mean you get your leverage you got you know they're about they say about 1015000 people there not as big as them all the parks here but that's still a significant loss of revenue well especially for them when they need to as much as they do but i'm sure a lot of people here across the world and in the united states are really happy to have sports back i know i know a lot of people were bored there was nothing to do and we're going to run out of content soon so the goodness of 1st sports leagues that was going to have our team sports had a quarter's regina thank you for being with us. that's it for this time yo

interesting dynamic that apple and samsung are rivals but samsung is a supplier to apple.hey may move away from samsung because of the competition, may turn to the chinese oled display makers that may produce cheaper screens. samsung coming out with phones. a question when apple will do that for the 5g phones year but before the end of this year. ashley: all right. will we buy them? i want 5g, that's for sure. all right, susan. we'll see. i'm sure they cost an arm and a leg. >>> we told you about patrick mahomes record breaking half billion dollar deal with the chiefs. the man behind that deal is super agent leigh steinberg. a lot to talk about with him. what was his commission? i bet it was nice. >>> violent crime surging in new york city, 63 people shot, 11 of those killed just this holiday weekend, the nypd blaming new reforms. roll that tape. >> we're here this afternoon on heels of one of the most violent weekends we had in recent history and one of the most violent junes we had in recent history. starts with bail reform that began in january of this year. goes on wit

phones according to the market research company can now this huawei even only took its main rival samsung in the 2nd quarter of this year selling more smartphones analysts say china's early recovery from the coronavirus and then it reinvigorated twa is domestic market where it sells more than 70 percent of its phones. or has halted its plans to move its asian headquarters to hong kong it closely follows china's imposition of a new security lower over the territory right heading up company is planning to remain in singapore until at least the end of 2022 now. and french can make a run no suffered a record $7300000000.00 euro loss for the 1st half of the year the governor was already struggling before the pandemic made things much worse blamed its japanese plan and miss sam the vocal for a loss adding to existing tensions between them. however us has posted a quarterly loss of $1900000000.00 euros a plane builder says the coronavirus pandemic is present at the industry with its greatest ever crisis it's planning to cut more than 10th of its workforce a sales of its planes hit rock bottom. f

chinese telecoms giant huawei has overtaken samsung as the largest smartphone maker in the world that's according to market research company carlos analysts say china's early recovered from the coronavirus pandemic reinvigorated hallways domestic market where it sells more than 70 percent of its phones. knows some of america's biggest tech companies have announced their financial results for the last quarter facebook came out on top reporting an almost doubling in profits despite an advertiser boycott during the quarter meanwhile amazon posted its highest profit ever and applebee's wall street's revenue expectations but google parent alphabet announced its 1st ever a decline in overall revenue that was due to flocking sales. let's take a closer look now at how the u.s. tech sector has been faring during the pandemic to do that i'm joined by news arthur sullivan i thanks for coming on run me through just how it's an impact the coronavirus has had on the industry ok so it's not really been as simple as have a good it's been it's been a bit of a mixed bag now in a lot of specs the big tech

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next one, samsung reported earnings yesterday. profits up around 23%. that sounds good. charger that sterilizes your phone? susan: samsung makes a lot of things, including washers, dryers and yes, even chargers and phones and now they are offering a new uv charger that can sterilize your phone as well as charge it. selling for $65, it's a ten watt wireless charger that tops up your phone's battery and reportedly kills 99% of the bacteria with uv light. it probably comes in handy in these covid times. getting back to the actual earnings, we talked a lot about apple, which is america's biggest company but samsung is the world's biggest smartphone shipper and samsung issuing that profit guidance last night for its upcoming earnings, saying earnings will likely increase around 23%, better than it did last year. now, they didn't break out the specific business lines but did say display will see a one-off gain because it's an interesting dynamic that samsung has with apple. not only are they smartphone competitors but samsung is also a supplier when it comes to displays and th

samsung numbers are due.ia is reporting that samsung is to build three more chip plants in korea. asian stocks may follow the advance on wall street. advances from hitachi. we also have big losses at singapore airlines. the dovish fed is weighing on the dollar. wti is fighting support from the biggest drop in crude this year. morning the offshore u.n. holding. in hong kong, retail sales are due today after the latest gdp report marked four straight quarters of contraction. >> coming up next, cloudy skies for boeing and ge. how the two giants of aerospace are weathering the slowdown and charting their course for recovery. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching daybreak australia. warned of the most severe economic downturn of our lifetimes. the fed kept rates near zero and vowed to do whatever is necessary. he called the path extraordinarily important. long itn't say how might lost -- last or how bad it could get. china has reported or than 100 cases of the virus. -- new cases of the virus. most of the new

chinese telecoms giant huawei has overtaken samsung as the largest smartphone maker in the world that's according to market research company connell us analysts say china's early recover from the coronavirus pandemic reinvigorated hallways domestic market where it sells more than 70 percent of its phones now some of america's biggest tech companies have announce their financial results for the last quarter. facebook came out on top reporting an almost doubling in profits despite an opera ties or boy costs during the quarter meanwhile amazon posted its highest profit ever and applebee's wall street's revenue expectations but google parent alphabet and that its 1st ever a decline in overall revenue that was due to flocking. let's take a closer look now at how the u.s. tech sector has been faring during the pandemic to do that i'm joined by news arthur sullivan i thanks for coming on run me through just how impact the coronavirus has had on the industry ok so it's not really been as simple as have a good it's been it's been a bit of a mixed bag now in a lot of specs the big tech industry w

customers have a lot of choices and the products face fierce competition for step competition from samsungches. we are ok with that. our goal is the best, not the most. in fa ct, goal is the best, not the most. in fact, we don't have a dominant share in any market or any

customers have a lot of choices and the products face fierce competition for step competition from samsung, huawei have different approaches. we are ok with that. our goal is the best, not the most. in fa ct, goal is the best, not the most. in fact, we don't have a dominant share in any market or any product category where we do business. what motivates us is that timeless drive to build new things that we are proud to show our users. we focus relentlessly on those innovations, with core principles like privacy and security and creating new features. in 2008 we introduced a new feature of the iphone called the app store, with 500 apps will seem like a look at the time. the app store provided a safe and trusted way for users to get more out of their phone. when you distribution options for softwa re you distribution options for software developers at the time didn't work well, brick and mortar stores charged high fees and have a limited reach, physical media like cds had to be shipped and were hard to be updated. from the beginning the app store was a revolutionary alternative. app store de

its production partners to speed things up and there's only 2 pictures of what is said to be the samsung galaxy s 20, the internet all abuzz over its copper finish every flagship phone for sampson generally. >>its own signature color. now the most valuable car company on earth. the stock rose more than 3% yesterday is up again this morning by the so now tesla worth billion that eclipsed toyota's market value of 202 billion live from new york, i'm jane king back to the area. >>thanks jane can you see me it's not easy being green. >>i don't know if you could see but we're both sides in green. >>and we're thinking like that where candidate money money, thank you jane, 7.20 we'll be back with more in a minute. >>7.22 in national news, the congressional black caucus set a new agenda that would go far beyond police reform in fact in la county congresswoman is helping lead the way our washington correspondent joe khaleel has more. >>thank you for joining us congressional black caucus members say their campaign needs to move beyond policing reform the movement for justice has now expanded to inc

samsung app store, 30%. microsoft is 30% in most cases.of the gaming stores like steam, nintendo, playstation or xbox are also 30%. what apple does not say is that a lot of these app stores are 30% because they are following apple's footsteps. still, nonetheless, they are showing that everyone is basically doing the same thing. so why aren't we going after apple? emily: what does apple have to say about the fact that it is not only the gatekeeper, but it is also a competitor in the app store? they also have got their own apps in the app store, like apple music, which as we know, the folks at spotify have made quite clear. mark: i mean, apple's argument is that the app store has not held back spotify, but has instead let them basically become a giant public company. far morethe way, sells subscriptions than apple music. so there argument is that the app store has done pretty well for spotify. so it is not really a great argument to say that apple is hurting by operating the store while also being on their. -- there. tole doesn't have a 30%

plus get $200 off a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. >>> good morning futures are mixed after the dow fell nearly 400 points and the nasdaq and s&p 500 broke five-day winning streaks >>> getting back to the classroom. president trump says he'll pressure governors to reopen schools in the fall. >>> and a disappointing meeting. facebook's zoom summit with boycott organizers fell flat raising the prospects for prolonged boycott by advertisers. it's wednesday, july 8th, 2020 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. as joe mentioned, u.s. equity futures are under a little bit of pressure. this comes after a big down day yesterday following the big up day on monday. yesterday the dow was down by 398 points that's a decline of 1.5% you're also seeing that the s&p was down by 1% and the nasdaq was off by about .8 of a percent. this morning the nasdaq is indicated higher it's been the technology stocks that have led the way, so often led the charge dow is indicated down by 51 points

looking to cut plus this could include closing some facilities as well as reducing overtime and the samsung galaxy z flip 5 g unlocked phone model now available for preorder on sampson dot com for a limited amount of time consumers can get up to $650 toward the preorder of the galaxy z flip 5 g with an eligible traded on samsung dot com and this will bring 5 g connectivity to a foldable device and will also use and qualcomm snapdragon plus 5 g mobile platform that should maximize power by g 20 while the pandemic has reshaped americans daily starbucks routine set of picking up coffee before work more people now going to starbucks around 9.30 and then again at 02:00pm executives, a factor adding more plant based snacks for the afternoon customers live from new york, i'm jane king back to you thank you jane talk to you later and we'll be right back. >>7.22 right now and happening today federal agents are going to start leaving portland oregon governor kate brown negotiated a plan with homeland security to withdraw the agents in phases. the nightly portland protests began after george floyd's d

." >> in today's "techbytes," samsung's new galaxy z flip includes 5g which is said to be ten times faster than the current 4 g network. the asking price will be just under $15. >>> at&t is apologizing for scaring some customers with phonesit c after st eils d becae ey would no longer work once the company shuts down its 3g network, but that is not slated to happen until 2022. >>> and a new study on people who spend about too much time on social media, researchers in michigan looked at students on facebook and snapchat, they found the heaviest users tended to be more cruel. people addicted to social media have certain personalities that enjoy making other people angry or embarrassed. those are your "techbytes." >> don't be mean. >>> well, u.s. airline is expanding its mask requirement, where you will need to wear face coverings in addition to when you are on the plane. >>> and the pep talk dr. fauci we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save

>>ompanies l like samsung, lg, huawei andnd gubl have built successful businesses.don't have a dominate share in any market or any product catery w where we do business. >> the executives also faced claiaims they're trying to curr favor with china. one lawmaker accused google of working with the chinese military. he responded by saying his country's work in the country is limited to a handful of people working on open source projects. >>> takeout menus have emerged as a lifeline for many restaurants in japan as they struggle to stay in business. our next story looks at the secret ingredient to winning takeout orderers a and a professional who is giving away that secret to eateries in distress. >> reporter: dumplings in the spotlight. professional photographer tack nam ma masanori is offering his services to local restaurants. they can use his photos to advertise their takeout food free of charge. >> translator: if the picture is good, i'm confident restaurant sales will rise. >> reporter: today takayama is helplping a c chinese restauran. sales at this eatery have f

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you have probably heard -- samsung and some of the things they have done. >> how does it feel to have been part of that? good.: pretty the second time i went over wife -- went over with the wife. who else was there? a friend was there and his wife too. the first time was with a third division guy, he is gone now. the first time we were over there, it was on a korean welcoming. i was surprised to see that too. but the third division trip was the best one. all of theves and things they did for us, you know, as far as sightseeing and things. we saw a lot of area. weould see where we were, were in north korea mostly, so we could not get up there but we went up to the 38th parallel where most of the mainland resistance was. mountainee the highest , where we were a lot of times. i could see it, it was about 20 miles away or some thing like that. but i could not get on it. now,is part of north korea so. yeah. it was nice to go back and see it. i will not do it again because i'm too old, but i did it. >> how did your wartime experiences affect your life? harold: oh, i don't know. guess i can'

so we are now nearjubilee gardens and just to the side ofjake, there, is a three samsung small cell.eed true. recently we saw a spike in traffic to the website. at first we were just like, oh, our seo must be really good. we are at the top of the google search results. people mustjust be interested in 5g. it was only when we started to look on the "stop 5g" pages that we realised it was a bit worse than we had actually thought. 5g tower. zero g now. mad, are you? remember when lots of celebrities were posting about 56? that week there were 20 arson attacks on masts. the website traffic increased by about 3000%, but some pages were increasing in traffic by over about 14,000%. one group in particular was specifically titled as a mast arson competition, and that is when we made the rather sad decision that it was probably best to start to take down some of the pages. in another part of the internet, one doctor has stepped up in the fight against misinformation. did 56 cause coronavirus? people suggest that 56 damaged the immune system and boosted the viruses. this is not true. dr karan

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