nps needs to cooperate with local jurisdiction. hopefully, the city's comments, my own, and the users of nps will create a dog management plan that recognizes the need for both governmental agencies to serve the public multiple needs. last week, constituents and my desert extension of the public comment. given the recent government shutdown since [inaudible] the actual plan itself, right here, 2700 pages, i too believe that additional time for comment and analysis should be allowed by nps. but constituents have requested a public comment period be extended to at least february 17. thank you again for supervisor winner and staff. supervisor obelisk, and supervisor came for your leadership on this front. i look forward to partnering with you on this issue. thanks >> thank you ms. ross. faq congressman speer. jeter got not >> i just want to know we actually do have a board rule at the board supervisors not to clap or goal or otherwise, just to make sure that everyone has an equal opportunity people can always do a thumbs-up or thumbs

number 2, nps will not support recreation period. this is clear. gg nra is an urban recreational area and nps is tried removing recreation from the name as we have in the past. and they publicly stated in writing they do not treat gg nra differently than national parks. for example, in the recent faq dated september 6 question number 21, i quote "do national recreation areas have different management policies the national parks." their answer is no berries. all units of the national park system have got it are guided by the same nps national park policies [inaudible] national historic site, at such a good [inaudible] amended 1970 best we must remove nps from managing the gg nra. either revert back to the city or [inaudible] federal agency that can manage the national recreation area. thank you. >> thank you. next he can >> speaker >> my name is [inaudible] on the publisher they will the greater separate cisco area monthly dog lovers newspaper. i want to thank the supervisors for hearing this issue and to scout winner for bringing it up. we really a

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isis pharma, celldex, nps, immunogen, tesaro.se are great companies, but it's time to sell something. especially as we head into the conference season, coming out a month from now, november 7th or 8th. you get a negative abstract, you're going to be abstract. use any strength over these next weeks. please, take some profits. i'm not saying the stocks are going to go down. i hope they go up, because i'm not telling you to sell the whole thing. we have reached the point bring the risk/reward is no longer in your favor. much of the good news about the drugs is already baked in. so here is your new bottom line for biotech. a change of my stance from when the year began. fda roulette is like any other game in the casino. when you're up big, don't keep risking everything by putting all your chips back on the table. instead, take some of that money off, some of the money you're playing with. leave the rest on, the house's money. go get yourself a nice cashmere sweater, and that way you have recouped your original investment, and any los

nps is just one drug on the market.hat drug hey struggled to expectations now that they have gotten so high. any catalysts are way down the road. remember, i'm saying i like the company. but the stock is too hot. it's nearly quadrupled since we started recommending it. and now the big brokerage firms are coming in off the sidelines and getting all positive? to me it suggests it's time to ring the register. don't you think the easy money has been made? i'm not saying sell everything. but at least take profits on half your position so you're playing with the house's money. this is my wake-up call to you. same thing goes for all other small cap bioteches that are up huge for this year. the companies are not like celgene who have multiple drugs on the market who have real wonder drugs and deep pipelines. many biotechs don't have a single drug on the market. they're fragile. i don't want you to get hurt. when i start getting them in the "lightning round," i'm going to tell you let's rein in the horns a little bit. sell desk,

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los gatos and exploratorium camera is looking toward san francisco and here are your numbers. 43 in np paw and 40 -- in napa and 45 in novato. 48 livermore 51 degrees. here is one of the reasons why it is going to be a chilly night from our kgo roof camera. the trees are barely blowing so we do have light winds and the skies are clearing and a frosty cold morning and sunny and warmer the next few days, and it is going to be dry nor your trick-or-treating and any parties or activities you have. we'll talk about the forecast in a moment. look at the change. half moon bay is running 13 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. down 7 in oakland. down 5 degrees in san jose. napa, livermore running 6 dries dries -- 6 degrees cooler. tomorrow morning here are the temperatures you can expect. 36 in napa. 37 in santa rosa. half moon bay 38 degrees. you will see plenty of 40s around. that frost advisory is going for the north bay mountains at 1:00 to 9:00 a.m. if you live up there you will likely be scraping frost off your windshield if your cars are parked outside. of course you want to bund

los gatos and exploratorium camera is looking toward san francisco and here are your numbers. 43 in np paw and 40 -- in napa and 45 in novato. 48 livermore 51 degrees. here is one of the reasons why it is going to be a chilly night from our kgo roof camera. the trees are barely blowing so we do have light winds and the skies are clearing and a frosty cold morning and sunny and warmer the next few days, and it is going to be dry nor your trick-or-treating and any parties or activities you have. we'll talk about the forecast in a moment. look at the change. half moon bay is running 13 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. down 7 in oakland. down 5 degrees in san jose. napa, livermore running 6 dries dries -- 6 degrees cooler. tomorrow morning here are the temperatures you can expect. 36 in napa. 37 in santa rosa. half moon bay 38 degrees. you will see plenty of 40s around. that frost advisory is going for the north bay mountains at 1:00 to 9:00 a.m. if you live up there you will likely be scraping frost off your windshield if your cars are parked outside. of course you want to bund

today the nps made a decision to not be here. i wonder if that speaks to the level of cooperation and a level of willingness to actually hear some things or simply saying organa do what we want and you all can go away. thank you. >> thank you. next. >> good afternoon, supervise. my name is andrea patterson. i live in bernal heights in san francisco. i have a dog, and 85 pound [inaudible]. i've been walking in the gg nra lands for like 20 years. i love all of them. especially fort constant. i've got a really bad back. i can't go to the gym. i can't run. walking is all i can do. it's hugely important to me. anyway, i think most of it's been said but i want to thank you, supervisor winner, and supervisor avalos, and that's go get some. good job. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is robin garcia and i'm a san francisco resident since 1991. almost from the beginning i had a dog so i've been in almost every dog battle that this dog this city has. and we had a lot. i don't want to repeat what all the people said, bu

aberdeen and you get to copenhagen the capital of denmark is a sorts of model from what the search np's future as, green energy as well as oil, tourism by the plane load, a society that spends a lot less on defense, and a lot more on keeping people happy. scotland and denmark have almost identical population sizes, and there is not much evidence of food banks here. the snp's most senior politician in london is a regular visitor. the entire political philosophy points scotland way from the trans atlantic relationship by london and toward a different new zest friends. >> one of the best examples of that is the next generation of weapons of mass did he truck which will cost the best part of 100 billion pounds and through life cost. that's what we are not going to spends money on and by freeing up those resoars we wilsoar soun invests in the nation went scott land to become. >> reporter: for all of that, many scotts remain unconvinced that they are more darrennish and british and the independence campaign support bide all the main london parties continues to stay ahead in the pole polls.

los gatos andm exploratorium camera is looking toward san francisco and here are your numbers. 43 in np and 40 -- in napa and 45 in novato. 48 livermore 51 degrees. here is one of the reasons why it is going to be a chilly night from our kgo roof camera. the trees are barely blowing so we do have light winds and the skies are clearing and a frosty cold morning and sunny and warmer the next few days, and it is going to be dry nor your trick-or-treating and any parties or activities you have. we'll talk about the forecast in a moment. look at the change. half moon bay is running 13 degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. down 7 in oakland. down 5 degrees in san jose. napa, livermore runningdrie 6 dries dries -- 6 degrees cooler. tomorrow morning here are the temperatures you can expect. 36 in napa. 37 in santa rosa. half moon bay 38 degrees. you will see plenty of 40s around. that frost advisory is going for the north bay mountains at 1:00 to 9:00 a.m. if you live up there you will likely be scraping frost off your windshield if your cars are parked outside. of course you want to bund

np, when you were governor of vermont, did you not meet with your legislative leaders?, when you were governor of vermont, did you not meet with your legislative leaders? would you not talk to those guys if you had disputes? >> yeah, and i think dick armey's point was a good one. this a policy matter. it's the law of the land and is this a rear guard action to try to undo something they don't have the votes to do. so why should the president negotiate on health care. if he wants to negotiate on spending, i don't see a problem with that. the debt ceiling -- let me just say one other thing. i heard pam toomey's thing. and our deficit now is, i don't know, several hundred beillion dollars. i didn't hear one suggestion what would you cut. what was a nonessential service. tell wlaus what you'd cut. >> national enendowment for the arts, public radio. there is a list of- >> those added together are less than one tenth of 1%. >> the thing i laugh about you liberals is either something is too big to cut or it's too small to cut. in any event, there's nothing you can cut. there h

i wish we could say no, but as of now, i can't say that np number two, will the partial government shutdown number one. number three, is it time for dennis rodman to go back to north korea? north korean government warned of all-out war on the korean peninsula. sounds like basketball diplomacy is fading fast. >>> number four, for four teams left in the baseball playoffs, who will play in the world series? he well know for sure a week from tonight. is the week-and is this the week google crosses the privacy line? google plus, they may see their own faces next to advertisers or endorsements without giving permission. got a problem with that? if you do, you might want to long on and opt out. as promised, we close with senate chaplin. black giving a prayer at the start of each senate session. usually his prayers are apolitical. but the chaplin seems to have had enough. >> deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable. while being unreasonable. forgive them for the blunders they have committed. help our lawmakers. they can know the right, but not do it. they can comprehend their

at the bottom of the hour, we're expecting to hear more insight into the np sa surveilance techniques and targets. the house intelligence committee will hear from the director of national intelligence james clammer and keith alexander. we're going to bring it to you live. today's hearings come on the heels of the la times report that the white house not only knew but signed off, actually signed off on the monitoring of world leaders' phones, including the phone of the german chancellor angela merkel. the administration has denied this saying the president didn't know until a review over the summer. here's the reaction to that from the house floor earlier today. >> according to the administration official, the president did not sign off on this stuff and was unaware of the depth of the surveilance of foreign leaders. well who did sign off? mr. speaker, is there a shadow government in america that operates outside the law, outside the knowledge of the administration? sort of spooky, isn't it, mr. speaker? >> we expect more questions like that when the hearing begins later this hour. we'

next up, nps pharma, another "mad money" favorite, up 249% year-to-date.name. they have one drug on the market that's been approved for short bowel syndrome. when i recommended this, many people seemed to hate it and another one i got attacked for. give me a break. now seems like it goes up every day. there are two biotechs we've never talked about it, aztecs up 191% and puma up 186% for 2013. aztex, the bulls here say it is one of the most important advances in chemistry. going to drill down on this one for a while. the last 20 years, no one's seen anything like this astex bought, ring the register, congratulations. as for puma biotech, working on a treatment for a specific breast cancer. what i like about this one is the management. sold the company to j & j for a billion bucks not that long ago. i think he's got a real eye for shareholder value. stick with jim cramer . . when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety

. >>> in about an hour from now np inspectors are due to give an update in how their work is progressing in destroying syria's chemical weapons. a time from the organization is already inside the country. a plan is also being put together, which would see the u.n. take care of mainly security and logistics. inspectors have about nine months to carry out their mission. >> it's quite a challenge because as the letter makes -- as the letter makes clear, it's going to be an operation the likes of which quite simply have never been tried before. begin the wartime circumstances on the ground as well as the dangerous nature of the chemical weapons that are to be destroyed. this is a challenging task, and we'll see what the experts can come up with. >>> we're going to go to some news just in, breaking news from egypt where egyptian state news is reporting that the trial of former president -- ousted president mohamed morsi has been set for the 4th of november. again, the trial of mohamed morsi has been set for the 4th of november. we will, of course, bring you more on this as we get it. >>> let'

and one of the hottest of the hot, nps pharmaceutical, shares up 260 plus percent this year.ng us now, the ceo of nbs. doctor, thank you very much for joining us. another name we sort of dredged up in our "street talk" segment. your lead product is for something called short bowel syndrome. tell us what that is and how big the market is. >> well, short bowel syndrome is a condition, these are patients who for many reasons have a rejection of their gut and actually unfortunately then have to rely on artificial nutrition. that is given to them intravenously. think about it. intravenously anywhere between 10 to 12 hours every day. >> literally life changing for people. >> exactly. >> when you look at the share price, it's hard to imagine the street hasn't already discounted not only the strength of gattex but also the potential commercial success of your other product. so tell us about what kind of potential you see. >> we believe it will have even a greater potential than gattex. and for both products, we're launching both products internationally. and this carries a lot of wei

we're going to be bringing new new names and that guy is coming on thursday actually, he is the ceo of nps, that stock up 218% this year. we'll ask why and get his outlook and if he thinks traders have played the name too high. >> still ahead on the show, the battle of the home builders. >> the absolute biggest bright spot in the economy right now and yes, virginia, there is one. we'll tell you what it is. bill griffeth, tell us what's coming up on the closing bell. >> i shall do that. thank you. coming up stocks selling off again but we're well off the lows. all the uncertainty in the markets and in washington. we'll find out if legendary investor julien robertson thinks this pullback is a buying opportunity and you will not believe the critical things julian has to say about steve jobs of all people. and a man who knows a thing or two about tough negotiations weighs in on what it will take to get a deal on the debt ceiling and government shutdown. shark tank star and investor kevin o'leary joining us on "closing bell." we look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for the final mo

an 18-month-old girl was also in the car but was not hurt np two officers were injured but will be okaye government shutdown driving stocks sharply lower. the dow falling 136 points and finishing below 15,000. the s&p dropping 15. the nasdaq losing 40. i'm veronica de la cruz. let's get you back to "hardball." >>> isn't the economic news just wonderful? welcome back to "hardball." look at the dow dropping right now. as washington recovers from a frightening but at least contained incident this afternoon at the white house and outside the capitol which has left one woman killed and two officers injured we continue on an issue that has consumed not just the city but the entire country. yesterday the president met with business leaders from the country's largest banks in a clear show of force to get the gop to remember that these executives are the country's economic gatekeepers and still wield enormous clout in politics, particularly with moderate republican congress people. they do not want to see a default, by the way. today the president continued his assault on the republicans. >> the

np didn't the other lawyers representing the people with disabilities know this? >> i received numerous phone calls from others in the area. toward the end of 2007 than any other that had complained that they were losing their clients. was making a claim that they could get their case granted. >> they could. 100%. >> in response to that, that is why judge daugherty stopped having eric conn hearings because of the numeral -- numerous campaigns -- complains that when he did it for other representatives and moved more hearing schedule for other lawyers. this is a small community. it is an even smaller community because this is not a major metropolitan area. all the judges knew each other. all the lawyers knew each other. how many complaints were there about eric conn? >> to my knowledge, none. >> what about judicial complaints? >> to my knowledge, none. >> that is depressing. >> if this pressure to move which i thinkly, originally there was a desire that these not languish in that they moved through the system as quickly as possible, did you have sufficient staff to

ith nurse practitioner pa they repeated that study and just over 50% of practices now practice within np or a pa. plus in the health care landscape we are seeing the emergence of retail clinics, largely staffed by nurse practitioners. there has been a big investment in terms of, you know, establishing the clinics for convenience and for very specific types of problems, but i did wonder when they first emerged how successful they would the. them in fors take ear infections, minor things, and they are being used. certainly i understand the expansion plans. abouthave spoken mostly bots of people getting insurance, but many others will not did insurance either because they're medicaid has not expanded in their state or because people choose to pay the penalty without purchasing insurance, or the cost is such that they will not be required to pay the penalty, so we will and what happens providergh the various areas that we are talking about, the health system, the free , how will it affect your cancer patients? how is it going to affect your individual areas and pharmacists providing pharmace

granted access to the world war ii memorial to conduct first amendment activities in according with npsey're able to go in there. we'll take you back to washington in a moment, but first charges dropped against one of the suspects arrested in last sunday's biker atang in new york city. allen edwards had turned himself in to authorities yesterday. and was initially facing a multitude of charges, including reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, but today, prosecutors say they are no longer investigating him. edwards was believed to be among the bikers caught on that videotape chasing down that suv driver. i know you have seen this. we played it for you yesterday. you see the swarm of bikers here in this range rover, this black range rover, all beginning on the west side highway. minutes after the driver ran over several of those bikers who had surrounded him, he has his wife, his 2-year-old in the car, then you see here, at one point, one of the bikers is bashing his helmet into the truck's window. second biker remains charged in this case. but police say they're looking for other susp

>> marching band at np state? >> i don't know about that. >> tomorrow, geraldo will drop by, also chris wallace and dr. ben carson, along with chef tyler florence. going to be a busy day. see you tomorrow. >> stay out of trouble. >> see you tomorrow. bill: no room left on the couch. nicely done, guys. fox news alert. it is over but only for now, only for now. while you were sleeping congress passing a bill to end the debt ceiling and standoff. john boehner saying it was a fight worth having for republicans. >> we've been locked in a fight over here trying to bring government down to size. trying to do our best to stop obamacare. we fought the good fight. we just didn't win. bill: john boehner with bill cunningham on wlw radio. that is only public comment we heard from him. welcome to "america's newsroom." what is going on? >> i'm heather childress. bill: you are. >> in for martha maccallum. the shutdown may be over but the clock just started ticking again. the deal that funds the government through january 15th. t

but even top democratic senator dick durbin said she will likely have to appear on krill np as even thedmit the roll out has been far less than flawless. >> i think there's no one more frustrated than the president. hhs has plans to fix this and i want has to fix it. >> the fact is that yes what has happened is unacceptable in terms of the glitches. they were overwhelmed to begin with. there's much that needs to be done correct the situation. this has to be fixed but what doesn't have to be fixed is the fact that tens of millions of more people will have access to affordable quality health care. >> all right. ezra klein, let's start terrify beginning here and put in perspective first of all the glitches that are happening with the website and what the president could say today to try and stem the tide of criticism? >> sure. so these are glitches. the website is not working. when they say the obama administration calls it glitches they are underplaying the problem. there's two sets of problem one which is getting better rapidly and the other we don't know how it can be improved. first th

. >> marching band at np state?a bill to end the debt ceiling and standoff. john boehner saying it was a fight worth having for republicans. >> we've been locked in a fight over here trying to bring government down to size. trying to do our best to stop obamacare. we fought the good fight. we just didn't win. bill: john boehner with bill cunningham on wlw radio. that is only public comment we heard from him. welcome to "america's newsroom." what is going on? >> i'm heather childress. bill: you are. >> in for