companies like barracuda networks and the like.rthermore, our fan base is very sophisticated and they have for the most part discretionary income that they can spend on hockey. that is a benefit of being in the bay area. even our sharks' ice facilities have the highest number of registered adult hockey players in the u.s.. we have over 5000 registered u.s. hockey players. people get to it or it is the sport and then hopefully they buy jerseys at the end of the game. >> the sharks have played 28 100% capacity games in their home arena each of the five seasons. last year, they were the only member of their sunbelt expansion cohort to pull off that feat. coming up, football fans are heading to warmer climates for their teams. what is the business climate in 2013? our next guest offers a forecast. and this week "sportfolio" stumper -- can you name the first team out of the league's original six to win the stanley cup? ♪ >> here's the answer to the stumper. the nhl had only six teams for 50 seasons. the first expansion team to win the c

at barracuda networks, security is their business. >> if you don't want it on the internet, don't put it on there in the first place. >> reporter: it's up to us to make sure the government and these companies don't use our data in ways we don't want. we reached out to the companies who participated to be part of this story, but none of them agreed to go on camera to talk with us. >>> tomorrow the ntsb will hold hearings in the deadly airline crash of asiana in washington, d.c. flight 214 crash landed at sfo back in july killing three teens and injuring nearly 200. we'll have live reports from stephen stock beginning tomorrow morning. >>> the retired engineer who wrote his own report about the problem steel rods on the bridge. the 81-year-old expert did not like the errors he found on those rods which snapped when tightened earlier this year. today cal tran issued a statement saying it agrees with some of the conclusions and will continue to work with those experts. >>> imagine this. flooding at sfo and water flowing through high-tech company. it's not happening, but it's a very real p

. >> barracuda is a seafood restaurant just outside of town on the mediterranean coast. >> one of thek, the seafood. >> the menu is not printed on paper. it's laid out right there for you on ice. >> we have -- >> what do they do? they just grill that? >> yeah, they grill it. some garlic, some sauce. really awesome. >> you pick out the stuff that interests you from the daily catch. okay. let's get one of these. one of these. >> some shrimps. calamari, too. >> they cook it for you the way you want. oh, beautiful. wow. that's delicious. >> this is the stuffed calamari, libyan style. so many seafood stuffed inside of it. like a turkey. >> good sauce. man, we are living large today. >> yes, we are. yes are we are. >> so what were you doing before the war? >> i was a travel agent. >> you were a travel agent? >> yes. and i was studying, too, medical school. >> many of the people who started the revolution who fought in the streets with makeshift weapons were like omar. medical students, garage mechanics or simply teenagers. they transformed themselves in a matter of months from kids playing

brocade andke rotated barracuda networks and the like.more, our fan base is very sophisticated and they have for the most part discretionary income that they can spend on hockey. that is a benefit of being in the bay area. even our sharks' ice facilities have the highest number of registered adult hockey players in the u.s. we have over 5000 registered u.s. hockey players. -- the brand as well. people get to experience the sport and then hopefully they buy jerseys at the end of the game. >> the sharks have played 28 100% capacity games in their home arena each of the five seasons. last year, they were the only member of their sunbelt expansion cohorts to pull off that feat. coming up, football fans are heading to warmer climates for their teams. what is the business climate in 2013? our next guest offers a forecast. and this week "sportfolio" stumper concerns nhl expansion. can you name the first team out of the league's original six to win the stanley cup? we will give you the answer ♪ when "sportfolio" returns. ♪ >> here's the answer to

it was like, sharks and barracudas and eels and sea turtles and sting rays.to a shark. and like, "hey man." he looked at her like, "get away from me." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a shark? >> yeah. we were swimming with sharks. like for real. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. that'd scare me. can you explain -- i saw you at the youtube awards. i watched the youtube awards online. it was a very fun show. it was weird. >> so weird. >> jimmy: it was an odd show. >> did anybody see the youtube awards? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, see. >> jimmy: spike jonze directed. >> spike jonze directed. >> jimmy: it was really, really creative. really funny. >> he is really great. >> jimmy: and he wanted to surprise the hosts. it was reggie watts and -- >> jason schwartzman. >> jimmy: jason schwartzman. >> he asked me. he was like, "do you want to just like --" spike asked me to come and do something. he was like, "why don't you just give them babies and then leave?" >> jimmy: so you walked out with two babies. you gave them each a baby and then you left. >> and then i left. which i lo

. >> reporter: that's oliver wey of barracuda networks. he said ad or not, we need to make it or business, too. >> basically things you don't want on the internet, not to put it there in the first place. wha what's the best way to keep it secret? not tell anybody. >> reporter: robert reich, the former lab sectorarying weighed in on facebook saying the company should protect privacy from themselves and their advertisers. and the video game, tsh. >> i think a lot of times it's when you're playing video games or on facebook, you want to be friendly with everybody but also, once again, have to use common sense to make sure if there's sensitive information not to disclose. you never know who's on the other side. >> reporter: another battleground where common sense is key. >> we reached out to the companies to solicit comment on both the advertisement and the criticism from robert reich, none would participate in this story. send it back to you guys. >> thanks so much, scott. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow-up. anger tonight among some in sant

barracuda, magic manned -- magic man?stic band. >> all of these bands are pulling out of the seaworld due to positions of animal-rights groups. >> i cannot believe seaworld is still open. >> why? >> who would go there after watching -- >> it is a very good company. it is going to change. i do think it will make companies like this look at their model. by the way, this kind of stuff -- >> how can you keep a whale that size in a tank that small? this is theink beginning of a change or people will stop going? >> they will not stop going. they want to see the big whale. >> i think a lot of parents might say, you know, i have a moral stand against this. >> you cannot pen them up in one little area. >> there are stories about whether or not this kind of stuff works. whether or not these kind of entertainers say, hey, don't go to these things, works. benatard stopped pat from being on the macy's float because she is a vegetarian. if looks both ways. >> i love that benatar. >> but they hit her with the bat shot. -- the best shot.

how about a pop for barracuda networks up a whopping 20%.ten i know this is the year of the ipo. but let's talk the fundamentals. this is eight times 2015 sales. and 880 times 2015 earnings you're supposed to take this and run to the exit. >> take some of those profits, fair enough. how about a pop here for chinese internet up 4%. josh brown. >> i think this probably runs until we see -- we see the big ipo in china next year. all these stocks doing the same thing. these are not for value investors, these are high beta, very volatile high growth names. if you own one baidu is a higher quality play in this space. >> everyone waiting for the ali baba if it happens. how about this, 2013 a great year for just about everyone in the market. but next year might be more of a challenge. is the best way to make money to go against the grain? we're asking our traders to go out on a limb, give us their top contrarian plays for 2014. so let's go to carter first. what's the best idea you have for going against the grain? >> you have to go against the very

barracuda networks and imperva go from protecting the end point to protecting the data, no matter whereations need to do, such at target, to defect the data, regardless whether someone can get into the network. that's why these companies are favorites. >> it isn't obviously just thieves out there trying to make money. we've got huge threats from china, which is constantly testing the networks of many corporations. that go on forever. all you have to do is be right once, right, if you're actually trying to gain access to the fetwofene network. >> i've been covering the space since 2001. it's billions and billions spent trying to protect the network and data. foreign countries have broken in and stolen not only intellectual property but major secrets. so this is an evolving space. the companies that i'm recommending have technologies that can solve today's problems but we don't know what's going to happen in the future. but i don't know if you saw in the report we wrote, cyber crime has surpassed the drug industry as the number one criminal money maker in the world, and that goes to tell