inger there's another piece to this where floating break water, once the floating break water is installed, that that will relieve some of the treasure from the sand coming in. is that -- >> we have modeling that shows sand transportation patterns. whenever you do something significant to change the patterns like the installation of the floating break water, you have no idea what's going to happen. >> and the tide too i guess. er >> we're hoping the calming in the inner harbor and reduction of surge into the harbor will reduce the amount of sand flowing in. we also have a newly approved mechanism to collect sand which is the sand trap, in this last permitting cycle, we got approval from the regulatory committee to dig deep, so next year, we can dig deep and hopefully have a place for all that sand to land, and a renovation project will continue on until it's resolved into 2013 dredging, maintenance dredging cycle. >> thank you very much. >> we do have public comment, bruce stone. >> as ms. hobson mentioned, dredging is a complex subject, but i do understand that dutra took their equipment

i wash inger sol rand carefully.ed in a lot of different industries, different areas. they are good numbers but guidance was very tepid. revenue guidance wasn't that great for 2013. stock is up, sue, at a new high. ceo came out this morning and said we expect to be a slow growth economy in 2013. hardly a bullish comment. very typical of some of the cautious comments we've seen, sue. yet that stock is at a new high. very successful ipo and we spent the morning with them on the street. and helping pets with vaccinations, live stock is well. and we are talking now, $26. price top is 22 to 25. went public at 26. opening and -- >> at 20% throughout the day. >> great story and they brought their family. just a great morning. >> yeah it was. a nice morning down here. thanks, bob. appreciate it. >> we are above the 14,000 mark on the dow. let's get a check on the nasdaq and what the next level investors should be watching over there. seema mody is there with that detail for us. >> hi, sue. we have a look at technicals. that'

. >> dick, there's this weird phenomenon you talked about,der inger, where we lionize these fugativesnage to evade capture for so long. tb cooper, bonnie and clyde. what was it about whitey bulger that made him such a compelling figure? i know the boston media gave him some cover for quite some time. you know, what was it about him? you say he wasn't actually a very nice guy. >> no, he's a monster. >> why did we latch on to him for so long? >> well, part of it was his longevity. he really had a long life in boston as an underworld figure. and for the longest time, and this goes until about the late ' 0s, and, you know, it's hard to go back in time and realize he was -- he was portrayed as a robin hood of his neighborhood. you know, a good/bad guy. he helped foster that by some of the things he did. but also the fbi that we now know was, you know -- his public relations arm for him. and putting that kind of thing out there. that he kept drugs out of his neighborhood, and the opposite was true. he was overseeing the high-flying '80s and cocaine that was just ruining south boston. so the

i look at, and you can play on housing and multinational, you could play china so emerson, eaton, inger some rand all those names we like. >> weiss? >> what's interesting is that the rail traffic that came out for the first month of the year was way down in commodities, so i think they're going to be tough. however, alpha natural came out today with a great quarter, we've got walter industries which i've been pushing, up quite a bit. i still think when they're cutting back on their production. >> baker where is today's best trade? >> whole foods is a great trade but in terms of industrial level the networking companies, cisco came out with good reports, ericsson, that's where we're plopping money. >> market flash with josh lipton, a name he's following today. >> trying to please uncle sam here, anheuser slush/imbev revising the terms of its takeover of grupo modelo. the u.s. government rejects to the deal says it would restrict competition and lead to higher beer prices. anheuser-busch sells a u.s. brewery next to constellation and give it perpetual rights for crow no and other modelo b

and niger to establish a base for unmanned aerial vehicles in inger for isr purposes.ny comments, reactions? >> you always feel the same argument. we set up isr, and then we shift to drone strikes. we accidently get the wrong group of folks, then again, you highlight the folks, and whether it will be displaced or that, it becomes a lightning rod for other folks to come into the area. having said that, you need an area to look at because we're talking about geographic space the size of the united states. it is a very large, massive area to cover. i do not know if there is a right or wrong to this, but there are certain things that need to be factored in. very quickly too soon and we do not think about this, anybody who has been over there, you get one american over there, and everybody knows about it. it is not a big place. when you start talking about putting 200-300 on the ground, that will garner attention. >> i have nothing to add. >> let's go to questions -- a reminder to the audience. those with questions, please give everybody a chance, and please identify yourse