it's almost as powerful as the pentium of 10 years ago.changes we have been able do a making technology smaller and sell faster and more battery efficient -- >> so it's not a lot of science, a lot of intel setting goals and marketing? >> yes and we have hit it on the mark every time. >> as it relates to wearables, are there different kinds of chips being developed? looking at chips for wearable devices that go on your arm, on your head and various places. they are different usage models of are building chips specifically to do something really well like a great ship are doing some the visual and another great shipper doing something like your wrist. >> five years from now, how big is the wearable chip business for intel? >> we would like to be a leader in the space. >> give me a number. the pundits say the market will be 50 billion devices and we would like to have a good chunk of that. >>half? >> i would rather be cagey. >> thank you very much. i think this is early days with this stuff. this starts to get the juices flowing. >> all right

disability requirements necessity for significant overtime and circular relationships among those intel pentiums. mike will present this report that reflects the jury's concern and insights from those visits. third report is the survey of the city commissions' website. the jury saw the commissions as the bridge between citizen and city departments. often it is the commission that provides oversight to the departments and its citizens who sit on the commissions. in the day of increasing reliance of the web for information, the jury looked at the website. you with hear about the difficulties of identifying how many city commissions there and on seeing what could easily be found on the website, including attendance records of the commission and representation. again mike skahill will present the jury's report. thank you again for the opportunity. appreciate your attention to all of this. and mike agy will start with the housing report. >> thank you. >> mr. agie, come on up. >> madame chair, supervisor tang, president chiu, thanks again for this opportunity to talk to you. our civil grand jury repor

and they have this thing, the pentium, you know, there's kind of like the board members get involvedn there's an obvious win and tesla's coming out as an obvious win. >> let's see. dow's down 15. we welcome back the long lost bob pisani to the floor. bob? >> thank you. a week in venice, wonderful time. italy, as much in trouble as it is, one of the great countries in the world. we had another record high, 57th record high since the great bull market began in 2008, 2009. s&p at a record high on friday. it was a very broad rally. this has been a broad rally. remember, august, september, two weak months and continuing hit record highs despite fact a lot of scynicism about that. s&p, i mentions how broad the rally has been, new highs in materials, consumer staples, health care, this is not technology stocks dragging everything along. major sectors hitting new historic highs as well. i want to mention, alibaba. the terms were announced friday after the close. so it's very ripe i struggle to explain how big it is. and here's best way i found. eye appeal of the mark this year is $40 billion