one was julie's dna.ther was the dna of the killer. >> they were able to identify that dna profile as the exact match to james elmen. >> we were all ecstatic. i mean, it was an unbelievable feeling. and that's the reward of cold case, when you have that piece that you never had before and you're able just to put that one thing together, and, you know, you've got the entire case. >> investigators confronted elmen in prison with the evidence. >> and i'm telling you that your dna, that your semen, is in the murder scene of this murdered girl. >> i'm telling you i wasn't there. i don't know anything about this girl. >> if you're not there, how does james elmen's semen get in the damn crime scene? >> that's one of those things that you could deny until the cows come home. with technology the way it is today, there's no getting around it. >> james elmen is a monster that now sits behind bars. >> i always knew that there was going to be a day that they were going to say, we got it. this case is solved. >> based

we presented a draft to you on july 16th at the health commission and july 18th at the planning commission. we received oral comment from the commissioners and the public at the meetings and written public comment afterwards. this draft that we are presenting you today is based on the comments we received and it will reflect the former draft and the draft before you today. this is an overview of my presentation. i will do a brief overview of the master plan since you already heard of it. a summary of public comment, summary of the key changes made and the next step. i will share this presentation with claudia flores from the planning department. just a brief overview on the health care services master plan. this was a result of legislation sponsored by supervisor campos. it requires that the health department and the planning department together create a health care services master plan that has six primary components. there are 5 assessments and policy recommendation. the purpose of the plan is twofold to identify current need for health care services in san francisco and to recommend and

i'd have to be in the other room anyway. >> i met julie at nordic fest 2005. it was a light power concert out in kentucky. you go out there and camp and listen to a few bands play and drink beer all weekend. she was out there with the kids. >> the reason my mommy and my daddy are married is because of me. >> and why is that? >> because i wanted a picture with them. >> she was probably about 2, >> almost 3 years old. and she went up to him and she looks up at his leg, started to pull on his leg and wanted a picture with him. >> i remember that. >> so i asked him, do you mind if she takes a picture with him. she got her picture with him and that's how me and daddy met, huh? yep. >> i got a picture with her and then i chatted with julie a little bit. she was just really cool and i just thought, wow, she's just a really cool chick. we didn't really talk a whole lot at nordic fest. we started talking a couple of months later, actually, over the phone. >> we'd have all these conversations late at night, on what we wanted in life, how we both wanted a family. you kno

you said the portal will be ready by july? >> july of next year so more than a year? >> no, it should be ready by july of next year. sorry. ~ >> okay. since you're here, next question is, so, this is a form of lottery, there are a couple ways to do it, but this is the form of lottery the developer actually running the lottery and there are preferences for certificate of preference holders. but i wonder what is the role of the mayor's office of housing in reaching out to certificate of preference holders? i won't necessarily speak to how the lottery is structured because, again, there's only so many ways to do a lottery once you have the numbers or however you're doing it. but how are you going to make sure that certificate holders in the right order are -- their names are entered properly rather than just having an open portal for none? ~ anyone? >> no, yeah, we have very complex and simple at the same time procedures of about the certificate of preference lotteries.

protesting the issuance on july 17, 2013, to m. rutherford trust / shizuo holdings, demolition permit demolish one-story restaurant building with 2,000sf of ground floor areaa. application no. 2010/12/27/7436. public hearing held dec. 11, 2013. for further consideration today and for the adoption of tentative findings and conditions. 7bb appeal no. 13-096 the marsh, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 1050-1058 valencia street. protesting the issuance on july 17, 2013, to m. rutherford trust / shizuo holdings, permit to erect a building erect a five-story, 12-unit apartment/retail/parking building with 3000sf of ground floor areaa application no. 2010/12/27/7437"s". public hearing held dec. 11, 2013. for further consideration today and for the adoption of tentative findings 7 abc and d. these will be heard together. item 7 a, b: 7aa appeal no. 13-095 the marsh, appellanttss vs. dept. of building inspection, respondent planning dept. approval 1050 valencia street. protesting the issuance

we've seen call activity on the july 21's, july 22's, and july 23's. once again, i do not trade this via stock. i trade it through the option market. i'm long july calls in ecana. i think this stock can break through 19.60. there's something going on with them selling some of their assets. it could explode and all it needs is one upgrade or one analyst to like it. it could be at 20 in a heartbeat. > >thank you andrew and you need no caffeine. terrific job. thanks a lot. > >thank you. as the stock market rockets to record highs. retirement savings plans for most americans are also soaring higher. coming up on tuesday, tips on investing in your company's 401k program. don't miss it. from all of us at first business.. we wish you a great start to your week. ♪ >> now a paid presentation for meaningful beauty advanced by cindy crawford. >> with special appearances by debra messing. >> valere bertinelli. >> christa miller. >> and stars from tv's royal pains and the mentalist. >> hosted by network tv correspondent katrina szish. >> brought to you by guthy-ren

it turns out there are holes in this story. >> my name is julie boonestra.ive years ago i was diagnosed with leukemia. i findship find out i only have a 20% chance of surviving. i found this wonderful doctor and a great health care plan. i was doing fairly well. fighting the cancer and the leukemia and i received the letter my insurance was cancelled because of obamacare. now the out of pocket costs are so high it's unaffordable. if i do not receive my indication i will die. i believed the prepares. i thought i could keep my health insurance plan. congressman peters your decision to vote for obamacare jeopardized my health. it is time to listen to me and the other american citizens out there who are hurting. this is serious. it's not a game. congressman peters, obamacare is not the answer. >> well, let's take a look at boonestra's allegations against obama care. first, i think the ad implies that she lost her doctor. second, she claims the out-of-pocket costs are so high, it's unaffordable. well, "the washington post" thoroughly checked out her claims and le

>> i want you to meet july. >> how are you? >> july who was named for the month he was born, is a shy 13-year-old who told us he loves bowling. so, what do we start with? what do we need first? >> shoes. >> reporter: bowl more general manager moses lee found us our shoes and with them in hand, we found our bowling lanes. july was surprised to see our names already up in lights. >> 6-pound ball. >> reporter: with our shoes on, we were ready to choose a ball and get rolling. july said he hadn't had a chance to bowl much. he lives in a group home. his teachers say he's a wonderful child. >> he likes to do everyday boy activities. he likes to play outside and go to the playground. he likes to bowl. >> reporter: let's go get something to eat, okay? >> okay. >> reporter: ready? we checked out the menu and were surprised when chef terry sanchez showed up with some delicious grilled cheese sandwiches without our even ordering them. what's your favorite thing to eat? >> macaroni and cheese. >> reporter: july really hopes to find parents

very easily. >> narrator: then, the 4th of july weekend, 2011.he wallen-reids were joined by some friends who set up a campsite on the property near the road. >> just enjoying each other's company. hanging out. >> narrator: but early on this saturday morning, about 2:00 a.m., chad was jolted awake. >> all of a sudden i heard all of this yelling and commotion, and sounded like somebody was fighting. and i looked out and i saw this spotlight being shibd all over the place. and i was like, what the heck is going on? and then i walk out, and as i'm looking down, this car goes speeding away. >> narrator: chad hopped in his truck, drove to the end of the driveway. >> that's when i noticed one of the solar lights had been taken. >> narrator: the solar light, one of several attached to metal poles marking the edge of the property. a cheap item, but still. why would somebody want one of those? >> i don't know. >> narrator: when morning came, chad inspected his friend's campsite near the bottom of the property. were those footprints of strangers around the

her friends said she left a fourth of july party at 2:45 in the morning and was alone.er abandoned car was found at this bottom of an exit ramp off a deserted stretch of highway about an hour later. >> we found that megan didn't have any boyfriend problems. she didn't have anyone that was upset with her. in fact, it was the opposite. everybody liked megan. >> someone had fired multiple shots into megan's car, with what investigators believed was an ak-47 assault rifle. to recreate the shooting, analysts used lasers to determine where the shooter was standing. >> we use a laser beam because it's a nice straight light beam that we can just project through a number of holes. and it makes a good display and allows us to see where the bullet has passed through, what it's interacted with. >> the laser analysis showed the shooter stood 60 feet away from meagan's car when he started firing, and he closed the distance with each shot. one shot hit the hood. three hit the windshield. another hit the driver's side door. investigators concluded the shot fired through the passenger s

we had the 777 crash involving an asian that flight at san francisco last july.gators belief that was most likely the result of pilot error. we still don't know what happened to this flight, missing out of malaysia. i'm tom costello, back to you you guys. >> as tom said, the boeing 777 is the same type of plane that crashed in san francisco last july, but it's also considered one of the safest planes in the sky. aviation experts say many of the safety features on board likely saved lives when asiana flight 214 crashed on landing. the model has fire resistant interiors and stronger seats that help during impact. the asiana crash was the first deadly accident involving a boeing 777. >>> more breaking news now. the search for a missing maryland girl and her father is over. caitlyn and timothy virts have been found at a hotel in florence, south carolina. that's more than 400 miles from where caitlyn was taken from her home this dundalk in baltimore county. caitlyn appears to be okay. police say the expansion of the amber alert nationwide appears to have helped them

awesome. >>> we welcome julie durda from >>> time for the weather. we welcome julie durda from our miami affiliate wplg. >> can i tell you, i have good news and bad news. good morning, america. we're going to start with the bad just as you can see the picture behind me. we had a major winter storm moving through the south. you can see this picture outside of greensburg, north carolina. i also want to show you the video that we captured. we saw a lot of snow. we saw ice. we saw some very strong storms moving through the area yesterday. now, there is good news as you heard me mention. even though you can see those pictures, it doesn't look like i'm going to be bringing you good news, we are seeing temperatures rebounding with temperatures in the upper 50s. not just for greensboro, north carolina. the south is dealing with the warm-up. warming temperatures not only for the south but across the whole middle, southern half and even northern half of the nation with temperatures reboundin >> all right. stay with me. we all need to remember we lose an hour o

and just to respond to what julie just said.pingh ran the don't repeal and fix the obama care play bock and she lost in a district that she had been governor and carried twice by barak obama. and look being at repeal and fix and keep it as is, biggest group of people who want to improve the law, one of the most popular changes that the american people want delaying or repoling the individual man date tax which is the centerpiece of the entire law. one of the big changes americans want is getting obama care. there is no dancing around that. >> julie, let me break in. the republicans, what message are they going to own in this? that has been a problem in the past, right? >> they had ammunition and didn't stick to a message. how do they hope in on this? >> they won a historic landslide election. i understand there is important points where you have to put a positive alattorneyative and take care of people with preexisting conditions and overall focus on what the democrats promised would happen in the law. people would beably to kee

the last update to these black boxes wasn't back in july of 2010 -- was back in july of 2010. government and industry have been debating and looking at streaming a more direct transmission as an option. it was going back through satellite to the ground. that is a debate that has been going on since the air france crash back in 2009. this will reignite that debate. >> thank you. more on the missing malaysian jetliner coming up. m.i.t. professor will join us from washington in about 10 minutes. that is still ahead. months, but the dueling discount suit makers have struck a deal. men's wearhouse will buy jos a bank. cristina alesci has more on the story. they like the way they look. asked i love that, mark. like this has been going on since we were both children. wanted a certain price and they got it today. they rejected every single offer from men's wearhouse. they started this fight back in october when it went directly to men's wearhouse shareholders and said they wanted to take over men's wearhouse, which is a much bigger company. of both of these companies were rising and f

i'm scut budman in the south bay at a giant field where soon you may be able to see the fourth of july fireworks return to the city of san jose. >> and about those winds again, high winds that forced pilots to make changes before they left-hand and take off. we ear going to show you some very unusual flight patterns. >> and then at 6:00, the water pressure saved homes in san francisco. >> i think we're very lucky that the fire didn't jump any more. >> so what about the south bay, how san jose's water pressure would fare in a similar fire that's new at 6:00. ok, it's time to set the record straight. covered california is how californians can take advantage of the affordable care act. we can help you get quality health insurance right now. to sign up, call 800-787-9159 or go to coveredca.com. you can also use our website to find local, in-person help. one of the biggest questions we get here is, "does covered california offer financial assistance?" yes. covered california is the only place that gives you financial help with your coverage. millions of californians will qualify. find out i

julie? >> well, more on charles severance in a moment, but moments ago, alexandria police brought out the news release and the first we have heard from the police department about the investigation and the arrest of ining me is crystal who is the spokesman for the sheriff's department. is he a suspect or person of interest or what is he being called? >> he is not a suspect at this point, and he is not charged with any charges relating to the homicide case, but right now, we are looking into the possibility of everything including any connection that he could have, but also, continuing the investigation on the rest of the tips. >> reporter: he is being looked at as a possible person connected with the case? >> we are looking at all of the possibilities, and we have to. >> reporter: and tell me about the alexandria police presence in alexandria at this point, and have they talked to mr. severance and his ties to alexandria? >> well, i cannot comment on the detective work at this time. >> repor

just to review our management actions july 31st was the volunteer and the mayor followed up. our general manager declared an energy important the lower aqueduct that will increase water supply we're moving forward with the project and hope to have it operable by october 1st. i think is it this week >> thursday. >> free bid is thursday at the 9:00 a.m. we expect a contract by early primarily april. we've been watching the state drought legislation we have an elevation of water management funding 4 hundred million and another 2 hundred million for brought relieve. our san francisco ground water program and system in san francisco. on march third we sent our update for the water supply availability to our customers and that update said to continue to have a 10 percent reduction in place. we don't anticipate that being reduced anytime steno soon. april 15th we'll have our final estimate of our water supply for the hotel customers and this will be reaffirmed our - our water supply we may delivery a storage of water under the code peculiar. any questions >> no questions. any questi

he was just out with his kids on the fourth of july, and they was doing their thing.t like a group out here, like friday night, hanging out. people come up and start shooting for no reason. >> no reason. >> you didn't know him? >> he was a family map, with a great heart, with a great heart. >> he's got the fatigues on there. was he in the military? >> he was in the navy, yeah. >> he was a boatswain's seaman, stationed on the "uss ronald reagan." he got a national defense medal, global war on terrorism medal, global war on terrorism expeditionary medal, sea service deployment ribbon. the pistol marksmanship ribbon. >> do you know when he left the navy? ♪ how we looking here, charlie? all sectors are looking great. excellent. hey, what are you guys doing? oh, well we're double checking the distributed antenna system. so when all you fans post to instagram, there will be more network to handle it. so, uh you guys hiring? do you know how to optimize a nine beam, multi-beam antenna system nope, that a deal breaker pretty much. alright. enjoy the show! at&t is building you

let's bring out julie. let's bring out the new julie harris. >> wow. all right, everybody. >> whoa! >> look at your hair. >> you look awesome. >> ready to turn around? you look every bit as beautiful. turn around, sweetie. >> wow. >> you look great. >> i like it. >> spin right here for the camera as well. >> number one, one of the newest colors for this fall -- fall. spring. >> oh, louis. >> chocolate. chocolate. this is chocolate brown. >> very pretty. >> look at it. all of a sudden her eyes just pop. it works with her complexion. she's one of those girls that would put gel in her hair and make it go all curly. she can still do that, but he gave her this great shape. >> looks great. >> the right makeup too. >> yes, beautiful. and i love that outfit. >> yeah. >> all staples for spring, trench coat by andrew mark, blouse is adriana papel. nydj jeans. and shoes are shoesdazzle. all shoes on that site $50 and under almost. >> really? amazing. >> let's bring misty over here. >> good job, everybody. thanks so much. >> those are awesome. >> back in the dating scene but this time

virginia bureau chief reporter, julie carey was there. >> reporter: when i interviewed him, he told me he wanted to meet the helicopter pilot that landed on this playground to help save him. he met the medic on board, got a chance to say thanks in person to that pilot. >> you were on the ground. we needed to get to you. we dodged over there. >> reporter: it's a conversation and reunion alexandria police officer, peter, hoped to have for months. on the one-year anniversary of the day he was shot in the head on motorcycle patrol, it happened. they heard the story of the day from one of the most critical emergency responders, park police eagle one pilot. >> somebody told me before that, officer down. i'm not going anywhere. that's what he did. you know, it's probably one of those thing that is probably saved my life. >> reporter: what's amazing to many is what he did to get to him so quickly. eagle one was on a presidential detail with two secret service personnel on board. medic heard the officer down call and eagle one broke away to head to alexandria. when they heard he was injured, th

julie? >> well, i checked in with police a short while ago and they tell me that the tip line is busy here as alexandria residents start to absorb the news of yesterday's resolution, and start to think of the three unsolved murders in a new way, and today, we spoke with anne hanes and her husband was the late regional transportation planner ron kirby, and now he is one of the murders that could possibly be linked to the killing of nancy dunning, and just a few weeks ago the murder of ruthanne lodato as she answered the front door. police tell us that the bullets havecharacteristics as well as when they happen and how they happened leading police to believe they are linked. we are told that ann hathaway was briefed by police, and she is now encouraged that they are able to draw on more resources like the fbi to help solve this. >> i hope they do solve it, but i am not sure that the det detectives do feel that they have a better chance going nationwide to find this person given all of the evid

consumerwatch reporter julie watts is outside one of the agencies in millbrae. all four of these travel agencies, including the one behind me, catered to the asian commun. tonight -- police in san >>> four bay area travel agencies have suddenly closed upshot. >> many of their customers say the tights they bought are worthless. consumer watts reporter julie watts is there at one of the agency's now. >> reporter: this agency is one of four across three bay area counties all catering to the asian community and all posting signs like this stating the offices are now closed. san francisco police tell us this evening they have already received more than a dozen complaints and are turning them over to fraud units. >> customers of the muse travel in san francisco's china town are not amused. they put a synod the business calling it shameless, saying the company tyke their money but never purchased their airline tickets. >> it is a terrible situation. >> consumer action representative says his group has received numerous complaints about the travel company and three othe

i would like to introduce julie chan in student support. this is a new office focused on credit recovery issues on summer school and online learning and various other programs that we have up and going. thank you very much for the thank for the opportunity. we are going to walk you through exactly what the presentation is going to be. we are going over the initial challenges and information about our credit recovery options and our 4-year cohort graduation rate and e through g graduation requirements and the credit program today and talk about where we are going with the office of extended learning and support with our evening school, summer school, online learning and sprout funds and summer bridge program. so challenges at san francisco unified school district is a number of students have not been meeting the requirements to graduate on time. as you know 2014 was the first year that the policy came into play that the students had to be a through g compliant to graduate in the school district. in the past we that had deliver forms models a

. >> reporter: the case is scheduled for court in july. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. cross fit is the company that sponsors the cross put it games. they are also the name for a work out designed by the company. it was launched in santa cruz in 1990s but the company is now headquartered in washington, d.c. it has about 7,000 fulfills gyms. >>> a statewide sting with head turning results. how a tap on the shoulder and a $10 bill has hundreds of people headed to court. >> mild temperatures in the 70s but the wind is blowing. the parts of the bay area that will see the strongest gusts. >> coming up next, an attack so startling some people are having a hard time believing it happened. >> the charges a father accused of biting off part of his baby's nose faced in court today. >>> the father who is accused of biting off the nose of his son made his first appearance in court this afternoon. ktvu's rob roth was in the courtroom and spoke with friends of the father and rob is live now in fairfield. rob

on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >> good advice.ou, julie. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news," scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, liz and ken. great to be with you in the bay area. the mystery is only deepening. there is now evidence that that missing malaysia airlines flight may have flown on for hours after it disappeared. we'll have the latest on the investigation and the search. plus, three years ago this week, a tsunami launched a little boat on a tide of misery. tonight we're going to tell you about the high school students in california that sent that boat back to japan with a cargo of hope. those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,,,, television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending sunday. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your last chance to get a serta mattress any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bul

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i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> he was he would speak to us. ktvu's cristina rendon is live where our camera recorded the interview at the jail. >> reporter: this man is homeless and he has been in jail less than 24 hours but he is already saying he did what he had to protect himself from that teen and his friends. >> i am sorry about all this. >> reporter: he is apologizing from jail to the family of ivan diaz. he is taking responsibility for stabbing the 16-year-old last night. the question is, was it murder or self-defense. >> self-defense. i carry that knife as a tool. absolute last resort. never had to use it to protect my life before like that. >> he says he was jumped by idaho kids and his friends. -- by ivan diaz and his friends. >> kicked in the head 60 times. >> reporter: he pulled out his knife waving it around without realizing he was stabbing anyone. friends and family are devastated. >> i would like to know how everything started. why -- what reasons did he have to stab my brother. >> reporter: his sister is clinging to the last m

i am julie hyman.ere stocks are trading 30 minutes into the trading session. we do have a little bit of a pullback here. remember we mostly got better economics out of this morning, however gdp did come in slightly lower than was forecast for economists, the latest revision on that number. from stocks to commodities, let's take a look at oil. it is trading at a two-week high. food stockpiles falling. we do have some supply constraints. on the topic, we are watching the fallout from a 4000 barrel oil spill near the houston ship channel. that water way home to over 1/10 of the u.s. refining capacity. i am joined by bloomberg news' isaac. he visited the area before the spill happened because it is such a vital area for u.s. oil reduction and refining. what is the latest on the situation. what is the status? >> the channels reopened yesterday but it had been closed for four or five days since this crash happened, the closing that led to the spill over the weekend, and over that time, it was affecting the p

frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener.s outside jail where chris culliver walked out a short time ago. >> reporter: that's right. chris culliver walked out here just a short time ago. a quarter after 5. he was met by a woman who was upset with the media attention and then he was picked up by a man. police spokesperson confirmed chris culliver was arrested this morning in san jose. investigators say he was driving a white mustang when he hit a bicycle and say tried to drive off. a witness followed him. he hit the witness' car and a few moments later the witness blocked his car. police showed up and arrested chris culliver. a cornerback for the san francisco 49ers. investigators searched the car and found brass knuckles and then they arrested chris culliver. we are told the bicyclist was treated at the scene and released. chris culliver released 45 minutes ago. we tried to ask him what

i am julie hyman. let us look at where stocks are trading.ur left in the trading session. we are holding steadily on the rally. the s&p and the dow up at least 0.7%. the nasdaq is leading gains, up 1.25%. technology, part of the reason we are seeing the advance. that is highlight a couple of tech movers. berkeley's upgrading shares of hewlett-packard and raising the price target. the analysts saying that hp's execution remain solid in printing. shares in microsoft are trading at the highest level since july of 2000. willeo satya nadella unveil his vision for the company next week, when he unveils a version of office for the apple ipad. for more on microsoft and the rest of the tech sector, i am joined by the s&p capital head of tech sector research. interesting about microsoft is that so many people sort of got caught in that value trap for so long. he started not go anywhere. when you look at the longer-term chart, going back to 2000, it may be starting to break out from those levels. do you think we are seeing that long-awaited microsoft br

the bids were open february 11th and the estimate the budget it was approved in july of 35.5 million and it was updated to $33.3 million the estimate that we complete at the end of february was $35 million. we had 5 pre-qualified biders consumer construction and other submitted bids at connecticut could. connecticut could informed us they were bidding other projects and couldn't submit bids they were busy and the csa can wanted to focus their attention on the bridge construction and not this type of work. this - this project had trans group had several deduct alternates they were approved as a part of the july project alternate 4 was added later than. it had all the for $48.7 million they submitted a bid into through that and the bids are evaluated on the plus bids and the alternates. it's recommended that we accept the deduct alternates 13 and reject 4 it provides a structural architecture concrete finish number two, of providing a set of concrete the bid parts for this particular alternate is 64 hundred dollars and $3.4 million and this a alternate is you much more than 64 million

13th through july 2013, through june 2014. and you wanted a chance to take a look at it. it's in your binder. it's in your binder under "item 14." >> did you give that today? >> those were strategic plans from the previous -- the last two strategic plans, in case you wanted to utilize those for what you discussed in closed session. >> okay. >> you could also take a look at the 2013-2014 strategic plan as well. since we're sort of taking a look-back. but there are the standard items that are required. 1 through 12, which -- excuse me, 1 through 14, which are the standards items that are required by the city for each performance plan. and then under section no. 2 the departmental operational goals, those are ones that then for each department to -- that is the section where the department makes the performance goals for its department. >> right. >> that is pages 6 and 7. >> i have a question on this addition here of no. 15 "employee wellness?" that was not on the one with the review we just had? >> the performance plan, is that

i'm going to go out to july, i'm going to look to purchase the july 145-125 put spread.pending about 9.50. selling the others for 3.50. a net debit of 6. this is away we can do that and not have that neighborhood exposure to the up side. in any kind of a gross sector is going to be dangerous, but biotech in particular, explosive pops to the upside. you wouldn't want to be short that under any circumstances. >> you know, mike, i would add one thing the charts do look bearish, analysts expect it to grow 23% alone. the stock trades at pe to growth at less than that. >> dan, i'm going to have to interrupt you, the analysts are expecting this thing to do 10 bucks a share in 2015, 10 bucks a share, that would be incredibly cheap for a stock that's growing. as a group, valuation, if the whole sector gets thrown out, this stock is going to get hit. if they lose that patent issue, this stock's going to get hit. if they don't get approval in britain, this stock is going to get hit. >> i would say if you can get this stock at 130, 135, you're getting it on the cheap. >> i don't thi

i'm going to go out to july, i'm going to look to purchase the july 145-125 put spread. you can spend about $6 for that. spending about 9.50. for the 145. selling the others for 3.50. a net debit of 6. usually we're looking to spend between 20%, 30% of the distance between the strikes. this is a way that we can do that and not have that naked short exposure to the upside, which in any kind of a growth sector is going to be dangerous. biotech particularly, where we have seen when they've taken off as a group explosive pops to the upside. you wouldn't want to be short that under any circumstances. >> you know, mike, i would add one thing the charts do look bearish. when you look at the fundamental setup, analysts expect it to grow 23% this year alone. the stock trades at pe to growth at less than that. to me this is a pretty cheap stock -- >> dan, i'm going to have to interrupt you, the analysts are expecting this thing to do 10 bucks a share in 2015, 10 bucks a share, that would be $130 stock, that would be incredibly cheap for a stock that's growing. but the fact is ther