part of this project was looking at this clf purchase, services. and what i found was that services both in terms of the total dollars spent and the number of purchases tended to be clustered around the discharge and they were primarily related to setting up a home. for these individuals, who are leaving laguna honda and had not lived in the community for a long time and so a lot of the purchases were things like putting in a stair lift. or, putting down a rental subsidy. and or excuse me, a rental deposit. and i think that something that we are pleased to see is that based on my attempt to do a cost calculation that was more comprehensive and i looked at the costs as well as housing costs and through the meals through the office on aging what we found is that the cost of putting these people, pulling them out of laguna honda and to support them, appears to be much lower than the cost of living in honda for a year i think. i calculated the cost of supporting someone in the community is $32,000 that is not a comprehensive cost estimate, a lot of the

labeled one, it says that the number of clf clients served by homecoming continues to increase. and the increase is seen nominal almost slightly up to flat and i wondered if that is due to funding ceiling that you are maxing out? >> are you looking? >> you know, the bottom chart. >> and the homecoming itself is a separate program, and it is at san francisco senior center and it is money that is set aside for people coming up through transitional care and so the people coming out from the hospital, >> okay. so it is really not. >> it is not part of this and it is less dollars, but it goes and, it goes to it and to a different program. they have access to as much as they actually need, and but, and so the spending each year, and varies, because so, it might be just somebody coming out of the hospital and they can't pay for their medication and we will, and we have an apartment but it could be and we need a grab bar and they didn't have one and it is just like the immediate need and so that, it kos go*es up and down a little bit based on what the program needs and not our control o

i have questions on clf, cliff's natural resources. i work in the mines. the guys have been watching the stock. they think it will be below five. some people in the shop are going to drop the load, 20,000 apiece into it. burk hold or sell? >> this is an iron company. as i have explaineded to people in the end an iron ore company is stuck with the price of iron ore. it is not connected to biotech. ir ore is not going up. my problem here is my charitable trust owns valet. it's one of the worst stocks i have ever, ever come in contact with. cliff's natural is worse. i hope that gives you insight. >> rick in florida. >> caller: a miami boo-yah to you, mr. cramer. >> south beach boo-yah. what's going on? >> caller: with apple's planned expansion into wearables seems like their watch is dependable on the iphone. garmin has an independent gps chip in most watches while delivering a healthy gross margin. garmin reported an increase in the fitness sec meant. do you think gar miracle makes for a good investment? >> i'd like to see garmin come off. one thing i have l

. >> clf seems like a few have shied away from commenting on the name. doc? >> yeah.ld be one of those that had been positive on it, as it's been falling out of bed. it's a $27 stock. at with point now it's under $9 i would love to put together a basket of this one, walter and a couple of these names down here at these levels. >> do you have any info to share about skechers? >> i don't think there was anything on the call that was reason for the stock to be down. i think the expectations were very high headed in. i think they sauce margin pressure, cost up front, but overall, i like this story. i think the product cycle is really much in early to mid inning. >> doc, anything on this one? >> it's just gotten a ton of downgrades, too. this blindsided a lot of folks, judge. whenever that happens, you do see a lot of analysts flipping dramatically. you saw the same thing last week with neck flicks. >> can i real you another tweet? scott, why does the guy who looks like a genie always call you judge? i'm just curious. do you want to answer that? >> who does he think the ge

. >> looking at cliffs natural, clf. we talked a lot about this name.here were activists in the high teens, low 20s. it's been low 20s to what it is today, $8, $9, stay away. >> store closing, it doesn't matter, it's $40 bucks. >> you can put that on the list for however many years. >> it went back up to 20. short it again. >> let's do final trades. >> long marathon refineries. >> long street timber. >> long tether. >> have a great rest of the day. >>> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." we will begin with a developing story, news about the ebola outbreak. now a five-year-old boy under observation in new york city after he returned home from guinea over the weekend is prompting ebola concerns. meanwhile, a furs held in quarantine in new jersey hospital, in a new jersey hospital, will be allowed to go home. sue is at the new york stock exchange. we will get to her in a moment. first, outside beliveau hospital in new york city is meg. >> reporter: hey,