patrick doyle, president and ceo of domino's.s for coming on if show you heard he's going to speak with shareholders. maybe he puts that cash horde that they have, because remember they have a very good model to buy, to work buying the stock down here. if pat doyle says it's fixable, it's fixable "mad money" is back after the break. >>> all summer i've been trying to highlight what i call the unsung heroes of this market the boring, slow, and steady company, but stocks just keep roaring higher even if they don't get any attention. just look at the medical device space. we've got exciting medical technology plays intuitive surgical but there are plenty of prosaic medical technology companies with red hot stocks and i want to tell you about the killer bs of the medical technology space. baxter, beckton and boston science. these guys simply review to stop going higher the stocks almost never go down. in short, they deserve a nickname becton dickinson has rallied 22%, but get this, over the past five years, bax ebaxer the -- b has ne

. >> reporter: a few nights ago cindy and patrick doyle rushed outside after hearing their pets growlingat they saw on the hillside above their backyard was a supplies. >> looking right at me and staring right at the cats. >> reporter: it was a mountain lion. >> not enormous, but, you know, all athlete. >> reporter: the cat ran off into the wooded hillside. the doyles aren't sure if it is the same one that was spotted today in someone's backyard, which backs up to laurel wood park. families learned about the sighting from posters and rangers. >> they say there's a mountain lion sighting this morning, and they just want us to be careful because we have a dog. >> reporter: this surveillance captured a vague snap of the pedestrian tore in san mateo. just two weeks ago a mountain lion sighting forced rangers to close trails in san jose. laurel wood park trails will remain open. >> we would make a determination on that based on more of an aggressive behavior. >> reporter: police say the animal didn't appear to be threatening in any way. the doyles are sure they saved their pets in the nick of

. >> reporter: a few nights ago cindy and patrick doyle rushed outside after hearing their pets growlingy saw on the hillside above their backyard was a supplies. >> looking right at me and staring right at the cats. >> reporter: it was a mountain lion. >> not enormous, but, you know, all athlete. >> reporter: the cat ran off into the wooded hillside. the doyles aren't sure if it is the same one that was spotted today in someone's backyard, which backs up to laurel wood park. families learned about the sighting from posters and rangers. >> they say there's a mountain lion sighting this morning, and they just want us to be careful because we have a dog. >> reporter: this surveillance captured a vague snap of the pedestrian tore in san mateo. just two weeks ago a mountain lion sighting forced rangers to close trails in san jose. laurel wood park trails will remain open. >> we would make a determination on that based on more of an aggressive behavior. >> reporter: police say the animal didn't appear to be threatening in any way. the doyles are sure they saved their pets in the nick of time.