we're also joined by chris ilitch, president and ceo of ilitch holdings, owner of the tigers, the redly started little caesar's. are you going to even up that more? >> yeah. right now we're on track to be about 2 billion. we've got about 52 projects right now on the board. we've announced 1.2 billion and we've got about another billion that's yet to be announced. >> wow. >> but you're sort of semiannouncing it now. >> 3 billion. >> well, actually, before we even started this project we had invested about 1 billion into detroit over the 30 years that we had been in the city. so for us, you know, this has been our home and it's exciting times in detroit. i've never seen it -- in the 30 years we've been here, i've never seen so much interest for people and businesses to want to be in detroit. >> how much have you invested? >> it's probably a little bit over 2 billion. we've got -- we have more to go. but i have to tell you something, if it wasn't for the ilitch family, mike ilitch, marianne, chris, everybody, you can make a very strong case. whether we would have ever been down here. the

bill emerson, we'll ask him about the fed and mortgage rates and a rare interview with chris ilitch.e tigers and red wings. they do almost no interviews. he will be here with us exclusively. mary barra will also join us. we'll talk about the revitalization of detroit and car sales and everything in between. we have a big couple of hours coming up on "power lunch." almost as exciting as that ryder cup match. not quite, but almost. >> wow. that is cool, brian. pizza pizza. do they still do those? i loveless se little ceasars. tech, meanwhile, has had a stellar year so far. up 11%. it's the second best performing sector. what about this rally? will it continue? how should you play it? let's bring this brad, a four-star tech fund manager at janua janus. the stock is up. i've been singing your praises already, brad. don't let me down here. you say that there are three key tech companies to own. i could guess, but why don't you tell us? >> sure. thanks for having me on. yeah, i think it's been a strong year for the tech sector, and one of the big things driving it is the shift to the cloud