i live in westport and for a long time i created the fictitious small new england town of high fielduld be a little unhappy with me. this is the first book that is set in westport. >> beautiful, beautiful. >> it is a beautiful town and it really, you know, the landmarks are there. i think you recognize it. i write about what i know so -- >> don't come to greenwich and write a book, okay? >> thanks, honey. we have marisa from chicago. >> hi, marisa. >> hi. how are you? i loved "tempting fate." i was wondering why you chose a woman to have the affair as opposed to many of the stories where it is typically the man who has an affair? and leaves the family. >> i think it was typical. it is what we all think of, but actually what i noticed as a trend for women, for women having affairs now, and i think it is a subject that hasn't been covered that much and i'm seeing it happen all around me. so i thought this is something i really have to look at. >> real quick for michelle, she's been sitting there so patiently. what's your question? >> good morning. i was wondering, well, i'm in the midd

. >> caller: westport just announced a deal. >> i've got to tell you, derek, i'm tired of westport innovations reporting worse than expected loss. tired of it. clean energy fuels and westport are specs. but those specs are not worthy. let's own that. >>> anyway, now we've got a terrific look at what happened. and i like the employment number. and i expect the gains will be felt throughout the rest of the quarter. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- flying high, cornerstone on demand helps businesses manage their workforce with the power of the cloud. and it's catapulted the stocks up 200% since it went public. can it keep climbing? or will the competition rain on its parade? >>> and later, birthday bonanza. instead of balloons, cramer's giving the gift of stocks that could continue the run. after an historic rally from generational lows, find out which companies aren't ready to blow out the candles. >>> plus, silver lining? pharmaceutical cloud player bevis systems soared when it went public late last year, but the stock experienced turbulence in 2014. a sign of gray skies or a bu

. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm carolyn johnson i live in westport overlook.or the reasons that have already been discussed it's hard to foresee the impact this legislation will have it's been carefully thought through but there are assumptions that are difficult to predict so r and to know whether or not they're right so i suggest a pilot program where you would take a neighborhood where this is more likely needed or you feel most confident about the impact and the inforeseen six and study it positive and negative impacts such a pilot program and decide based on that data whether it would be good for the city as a whole or modifications need to be made neighborhood by neighborhood. for example, what is the impact for the city and how much to police the unit and how many people are going to apply and what's going to happen to the tenants in those units i don't know, there are a lot of assumptions i want to know before we make this a binding law. thank you >> thank you very much next speaker. >> hello, i'm george wood resident of district 7 for over 33 years. c

and k, l and m lines that span out from westportal. in 1928, the j line opened heading west to the beach. in 1944 san francisco voters finally approved muni take-over of the market street railway. by then motor bus and trolley bus improvement had given them the ability to conquer san francisco's hills. after the war most of the street-car lines would be replaced with motor or trolley bus service. in 1947, the mayor recommended replacing two lines with motor coaches. and it appeared that san francisco's iconic cable cars had seen their final days. entered mrs. cluskin, the leader to save the cable cars. arguing that the cable cars were a symbol of the city, and she entered a charter placed on the november ballot. it passed overwhelmly. the california street cable railway was purchased by the city in 1952. there were cut backs on the cable car system and in 1957 only three lines would remain. the three lines that exist today. in 1964 the cable car's future as part of california's transit system was sealed when it was proclaimed a nationa

westport are specks, i lump them two together. those specks are not working. anyway, now we have to turn to what happened, and i really like the employment number. and i expect its gains will be felt throughout the rest of the quarter. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, flying high. cornerstone on demand helps businesses manage their workforce with the power of the cloud. and it's catapulting the stock some s200% since it went publi. can it keep climbing or will the competition rain on its parade? >>> and later, birthday bonanza. the bull market marks its 5th birthday this weekend, but instead of balloons, cramer is giving the gift of stocks that could continue the run. after a historic rally from generational lows, find out which companies aren't o ready blow out the candles. >>> plus, silver lining? pharmaceutical cloud veeva systems soared when it went public late lastnt year, but th stock has hit some turbulence in 2014. a sign of gray skies or a buying opportunity? cramer's getting the forecast, all coming up on "mad money." lemme just get thi

has returned a verdict of all unlawful killing by person or persons all know who robert gray from westport which offers an ambush in twenty twelve forty five don't work as an engineer with a construction company in nigeria. on the twenty third of august twenty twelve robert gray was being given to staff accommodation in the eastern nigerian states to wrap up in a group of men stopped the vehicle he was traveling in. they opened fire shooting the driver and mr gray the inquest heard the mail man sustained serious leg injuries and died a short time later. no one has been convicted of his murder. for the case is still open nobody is in costly. today's proceedings care about as a result of a provision that are harder to investigate the death of an irish national roles in the events that building press has already taken place at the park arthur's court heard there were issues with the way in which the nigerian authorities have handled the case. seven suspects were arrested and two were charged however on the instruction of the country's director of prosecutions a re investigation was ordered th

coolest around westportal. you can cee lo 50s around downtown.he ferry building is warmest, about 54 degrees. broaden this out. 49 in richmond, 48 in san leandro. 45 in saratoga. those are some of the cooler temperatures. everybody else around 50 degrees. east bay hills, you can see all of the bay bridge. both spans looking nice this morning under that clear air. going to be dry and warmer today and tomorrow. some light rain sunday night through monday and extended warmth and dry weather next week. in fact, looks like we'll be warmer today and tomorrow. today above average. mid to upper 60s away from the coast. the coast will be around 60 degrees. tonight you can see some fog out there once again. probably the greatest threat in the central valley. we'll have temperatures in the 40s just about everywhere save oakland and san francisco right around 50 degrees. here's what's going to happen today. going to follow the pattern, the high is, of building over top of us. because it is, just some high clouds will overrun us. the storm track will be well

>> caller: hey, jim, got into westport innovations knowing it was speculative. different trades with an average out of 26. i'm getting a little nervous. what do you think? >> if they miss their quarter one more time, identify got to tell you, i may ban talking about the stock. it's been horrendous. and you know what, the company comes on, talks a good game. i'm tired of it. too many missed quarters. can i go to tim in california, tim? >> caller: hey, cramer, i wanted to follow up with you on stewart information services. >> don't care where you came from, just where it's going. that said, you know my rules, take the capital out you put in. let the rest run. play with the house's money. stacy in new jersey? stacy? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, stacy. >> caller: i wanted to ask you about kandi. >> people have been going crazy for this stock. we're polaris fans, i know that's $100 stock so people don't want it. if you like the group, buy polaris. matt? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, matt. how are you? >> caller: all right. and you? >> eagles, looks like they'r

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