for example, at acadia it's very difficult for local mesh chants to sell park passes. i believe it's impossible i may be wrong, but i believe it's impossible to buy park passes online. we've had visitors say we'd like to pay, but we don't know how. i would urge you to have the park service visit the whole clerks of fees, how they're collected and bring it to the 21st serge ri in terms of access points because it would be a sharm shame to be cutting park service and noot doing maint innocence if, in fact you've got customers, if you will who aren't paying and perhaps would even like to be paying. >> well, i'll just quickly say that the director of the park services has revisited the fees charmged in a number of parks. they've been static for quite a number of years and has proposed some fee increases that are being considered right now. >> let the record show i'm not necessarily recommending fee increases. i'm brave, but i'm not stupid. [ laughter ] >> but i am suggesting methodology for collecting fees. my impression, from working with these issues, is there are a lot

madam secretary, we had an specious a year or so ago at acadia national park in maine, which is also 100 years old next year, where there whereas a -- the concession which had been held by a local company for 80 years was put out to bid under congressional action. what was surprising to me was that apparently the bid result was strictly a matter of lower price and past performance and record of performance and local impact and those kind of things didn't count. had a meeting with your staff and discussed this and to my surprise they said yes, that's right. that's the way we read it. any plans to revisit that process because it worries me that a small company is always going to be at a disadvantage to a large national company with who has, you know, full-time bid design people as opposed to people with local knowledge and, again, with a high level of performance. shouldn't that be a factor in deciding? when i go buy a car, i don't just look at the price. i look at the quality and the past performance of that automobile. shouldn't that be part of the process in awarding these contracts

today brought down the acadia tree at a height end of this the streets around noon today.idst of nearby homes it did barry alexis beneath its branches. public works crews spent the afternoon of freeing the car and cleaning up or remained of the tree. >>reporter: tomorrow will be an active day with scattered showers. what may have heavier rain tomorrow evening. talking about three-quarters of a bitch for the bay area. the nasty thunderstorms the bay area is clear as we speak right now. there will be dropping down to about 3500 bus saturday evening as moisture creeps up and this cold air will settle in. within half cold air close to the home in mount st.. his resume out here is the bigger storm system is gonna be churning of the war before a visit to the bay area comes saturday afternoon and saturday evening. i think that some women get our best shot is a wet weather or wet weather about 3:00 p.m.. >>reporter: wake up the temperature is now up for '40's lower 50s. hitter miss situation with the first-round system. gusty breezes as we headed to saturday afternoon and saturday

rich handler who runs acadia and jeffries. the list goes on. steven fineberg from seberis.out firm. the owner of the milwaukee brewers. the wrestler brothers. it's the gary winick founder of global crossing. just some of the alum. and finally, we're left with this take a look at this this is simply junk bonds, well they call them high-yield now. drexel may be gone but they never went away. of course the competitors move farther into the market. we had a record year in '13 and last year. >> in terms of people who have come back after a brush with the law, is milken not the most foremost with what he had decided to do with his life? >> you know, one day when he had writes the book i'd love to either to read it or work with him on it because of what he's done in health care and a number of other areas. >> i gave to a charity that i didn't even know was his. he's like that. >> and he's in touch with all of these guys constantly. i will tell you that as well. >> it is interesting, 25 years ago today. >>> we'll get cramer's "mad dash." stick with us kevin durant and james harden