taylor rhodes, ceo of rackspace. >> very cool.the meantime, dow has blown 173 point lead and then some. >> a net weighted out tip intoing negative territory, and the oils -- the oil majors have held this market up really for four sessions of gains, through much of the session. as you see, it's eroding towards the end, led presumably by what's happening here. morgan stanley has an important note it boo with appear for price action saying it's time to buy emerging markets and commodities. morgan stanley thinks that the kicker in the fourth quarter will be good news from china on the policy front and also on the economic front. that's what they think that will reinvigorate the emerging markets and challenge the consensus overweight that has overmarket and defenses. they're going overweight on the materials and many of the miners, and those stocks today have gained during the course of the european session as you can see. the other area is automotive area. the automotives have also done well. you have the supervisory meeting for volks

. >> reporter: 21-year-old taylor rhodes is among those who will be banned. >> it's like a dying breedmy grandfather has taken me out here from when i was a kid. i have pictures of that boat ramp from when i was five years old. >> reporter: john adornato is regional director for the national parks conservation association, an independent advocacy group. >> everybody's national park is not just the backyard of a few ncal folks. >> reporter: he says the everglades require congressional protection. >> airboats are loud and noisy machines that can run through the everglades, scaring birds out of their nests and leaving preferential pathways for water flow that wouldn't naturally be there. >> reporter: using a google map, adornato showed us black lines that are highlighting pathways the airboats are creating, jeopardizing, he says, the health of the entire everglades ecosystem, but price insists the ban is not necessary. >> we were doing it before the national park was here. >> reporter: price says the ashes of at least 30 airboaters are scattered here, and he's not giving up. >> i haven't