the iels and others that are out the? >> right. well, certainly, you have intel, qualcomm and broadcom which both hree of ioned and all them had very, very specific reasons why they were struggling against a broader technology that had done well and eac of them had solved those problems that we were worried about, so in inte case they are getting out of the 5g chip business which ty were really struggling in and investors saw that as a positive light. we have good expectations for all three of the major chipmakers and all of them are trading at a reasonable vaation, so there's mreplenty o room for them. >> tim lesko with granite investment advisers. thank you for joining us, tim. it's not just the tech sector moving higher, other parts of the u.s. are rallying. the dow was down three points and we are at 26,449 at the close and the s&p 500 slipped by six. bob pisani has more on what's working for investors. >> the u.s. bucked the uprend disappointing earnings and the continuing weakness in healthcare and and asia were up ashina rep

>> iel would say to the america people the debate is over. of our challenges, it's the greatest moral challenge of our age. we would have a world class environmentalist at the head of the epa. no more chemical executives heading the epa. it would be a magnet for the most powerfully, brilliant environmental scientists, sustainability experts, et cetera. the people at the epa would not the president of the united states has your back. the full force of the executive branch of the u.s. government would be put at your back. i know we have 12 years. i would say to the american people, the debate is over. i would say to the american people, as i'm saying to you now, you know all those forces that have pent all thospent all billions of dollars, they were wrong before and they are wrong now. hopefully when i can help provide is a consensus among the american people. we need to deal with the animal factory farming. we need to develop sustainable energy systems. we need new modes of electric transportation, et cetera. also we need to remember we're ame

the analysts behind this morning's downgradof iele nt joins us next. stay with us. to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. >>> shares of intel falling this morning, down just over 1% off the back of a downgrade over at wells fargo. citing increased competition from the likes of amd, among other factors. the analyst behind that call joins us now on the cnbc newsline, wells fargo's aaron rakers aaron, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, the timing of this is interesting to me because intel just recently in the past month cracked the level where it was trading when brian resigned and intel was in

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all of them made very substantial progress space iel, the israeli team, i think always we re the israelide a lot of progress already. what impact will these missions have? you are absolutely right. that is the key motivation for doing it is a great inspiration. they were talking about it being the israeli apollo. there is enormous growth and interest in space in israel as a result of this. it's going to happen wherever these missions take place again. we would be talking more to some other people. it is fair to say it's disappointing but i will leave you with a nice lifting image of the moon itself as we get the news, travel, and weather where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london news, i'm geeta pendse. thames valley police has become one of the first forces in the country to use software to detect people using their mobile phones while driving. the technology can detect when bluetooth and hands free devices aren't being used. a sign will then flash at motorists telling them to stop using their mobile police say it's aimed at educating drivers and identifying offending hots