bae systems developed this summary and it's modular.loads to surveillance underwater to autonomous weapons to helping you identify where maintenance is required. in one of the stories you just picked out, you talked about the undersea cables and we have seen there are many reasons why you need to monitor what is going on under the water. the cable pipeline damage can happen because accidental damage or fishing or chipping and natural disasters, so in taiwan you had the 2006 earthquake that caused multiple cables to be damaged and it created use disruption in the internet sectors. then you have sabotage, and sabotage is all about this kind of hybrid warfare. and we saw that with the north stream pipelines in 2022 what they said that was sabotaged but then they said they stalled the investigation any further. so what we're about to see in terms of these unmanned is the ability to monitor, surveilled and not people at risk and then they are using state—of—the—art at the heart of this, artificial intelligence technology which they have deve

so for example, if you have an organization like bae systems which has a significant part of its revenuesed in the united states, that translates well for their earnings so it's not a one for one item. so i think that's important to take into consideration. maria: all right. we've got a big week, cpi and ppi coming out wednesday and thursday, we'll be watching that as well. jamie, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. maria: jamie cox joining us and your morning mover this morning, take a look at tesla in the premarket, shares of the ev maker rising after reaching $1 trillion in market value for the first time since 2022. tesla closing friday with a weekly gain of 29% on the week, of course part of the trump rally benefiting from trump's election victory. ceo elon musk campaigned heavily for trump and is expected to lead trump's government efficiency commission which is aimed at reining in out-of-control spending, president trump told me he wants to make him secretary of cost cutting. tesla's stock is up 49% in the last year, this morning showing a gain of almost 7%. quick break and t

adr's of bae systems, they were down the most in two years. analysts downgraded them because of doge. i find it hard to say. the department of government efficiency. it could result in contract changes. bank of america is taking this department of vivek and musk very seriously and saying that bae, and other european defense stocks could lose out on contracts and it might be time to sell. tim: we've got the decliners. i will do a couple of gainers. just mentioned the idea of the chips up. semiconductor equipment makers rising after bloomberg reported additional u.s. curbs on sales of chip tech to china may stop short of the stricter measures previously considered. taking a look at tesla. shares in the green once again today. i am not so concerned about today's trade. i'm concerned about what happened over the last month. shares up close to 40% over the last month. today, notching another 3.7% gain to the upside. taking a look at some retailers out there on this black friday. shares of ralph lauren, no news in particular i can find. still finish