>> we sell polaris and ski-doo. >> polaris and ski-doo of the that's right. great year. overall it has been a great year. >> it has been a great year. polaris's earnings are through the roof. >> these things are pretty powerful. take a look what jason is doing over here on this one. that is pro, what do you call that one? >> that is a pro r? >> you do all kind of crazy stunts. >> it is likely to be become a olick pim sport. >> you never know. >> i leave with you the polaris and arctic cat charts, five-year charts, over 1,000% for one of them. 800% return for the other one. snowmobiles getting big, particularly big. go ahead and gun it. oh, boy. david: be careful, don't fall off. jeff flock, thank you. he did it. liz: we know aston-martins are expensive. who knew even a toy aston martin could put a big dent in your wallet. we'll tell how how much the mini aston martinno is selling for straight ahead open to ambition. open to boldids. that's why n york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new busine

it is trouble for companies like polaris and arctic cat.. >> getting return on investment. >> unbelievable. we have more coming. janice dean said. >> we do, four to six inches we'll take it. >> know 6 snowmobiles, 144,000 sold in the world. most in the u.s. fun stuff if you don't kill yourself. adam: careful, jeff. but looks like you are having a good time, thank you. lori: i thought he was a better driver than that i'm a little disappointed in you, why. anyway, i you think you lost a lot of money on super bowl a furniture store owner lost 7 million. target officials grilled on capitol hill over the credit card hacks. are they looking into better credit card technology? your tweets and our experts. tracy byrnes and ashley webster take you through the next secure hour, we promise of "markets now." yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the use tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives

they typically lead one to the northstar, otherwise known as polaris. so i thought it has a layer of theme. >> let's talk about some of the other elements in the peace. we are walking along, and there is a weather vane. there's a sweet little bird hanging on the side. what kind of bird is that? >> [inaudible] the smallest of the gulf species, and it lives around the bay area. >> you want to talk about the types of flour patterns that you send? >> [inaudible] around 1926 or so by the dahlia society. >> what is this bird here? >> that is the california quail. >> coming up here, we had a little blustery theme. what is this area here? >> this is supposed to be the side view, the expense of the golden gate bridge. >> there it is. >> there are really beautiful elements of architecture still around, i would say that it gives that feeling over to the work. >> what are your hopes for it? >> that in a way it just becomes part of the area. i think it is starting to have that feeling. people utilize it. they sit and, and have their lunch and play on -- they sit and

this guy is riding his polaris razor through a park in oklahoma. it looks like a beautiful day. he's with a couple of other side by side vehicles and it must be a ton of fun to have the wide open space and not worry about stop signs and lanes and all that stuff and be able to tear it up out there. >> uh-huh. >> ooh! >> whoa! >> hopping over that nice dip. now he's picked up a good head of steam here. ♪ >> ah. >> didn't quite pull that off like the old duke boys did. pretty much augers in, nose first. flips over, back over front and lands on his side. looks like he's okay, though, because his buddies come up quickly. he wasn't seriously injured. he said he had injuries to his wrist but nothing serious. he was clear. i don't know what kind of damage the razor sustained, though. a bit of an experience. now he knows that, yes, in fact, there are some definite risks to off-roading. >>> i got a couple of videos for you and they are kind of, like, your worst nightmares caught on camera. first imaginetu roaring seas at night. that's what happened off the coast of the uk. this ship right

they took a polaris 900 razor and put studs in the tires and matched it up with a gxsr and put studsr that as well and set them loose on this frozen lake bed. they are going to race each other. >> you betcha. >> takes place in finland look at that studded tire it's a chain saw digging into the snow and ice. look how fast they get going. >> whoa. this is like a chain saw it's a little nerve-racking because you think it's going to carve through the ice and they'll end up swimming through some cold water. >> that would be pretty funny. >> thankfully that does not happen. they actually have a great time out there. look at this. zipping across the ice and snow and it looks like they're having no problem at all. they buzz the tower move here. >> that's not nice. >> messing with his dinner. pretty mad, too. >> the guy's not happy, so what's he do throw a grenade at them? because you know that ice fishermen have a grenade happen. >> those are real. >> behind-the-scenes video they show how they pull it off. >> i hope no fish were harmed. >> they were already freaked out and hanging out at the

in fact, we bought polaris in august a couple years ago.was not because of snowmobile sales at that point as a focus. >> guys, we will leave it there. thank you for the contributions. brian and patrick. >>> still ahead on the show, the biggest threat to one stock that's hitting all time highs today. >>> plus this. >> the winter olympics not the only big sporting event coming to sochi in 2014. formula one racing will be here in october. coming up after the break, a rare look at the new track being built right here in russia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires screech ] chewley's finds itself in a sticky situation today after recalling its new gum. [ male announcer ] stick it to the market before you get stuck. get the most extensive charting wherever you are with the mobile trader app from td ameritrade. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mob

this guy is riding his polaris razor through the park in oklahoma. out there with a couple of other side by side off road vehicles. up on the nice berm, and just must be a ton of found have all the wide open space, not worried about stop signs and lanes and all that stuff. able to tear it up out there. >> whoa! >> nice. now he's picked up a good head of steam here. >> didn't quite pull that off like the old duke boys did. nose first, over, back over front and lands on his side. looks like he's okay. his buddies come up quickly, wasn't seriously injured. said he had injuries to his wrist. but nothing serious. he was out on the dunes later that evening. i don't know what kind of damage the razor sustained. a bit of an experience. now he knows that yes, yes in fact, there are definite risks to off-roading. >>> two pranksters pick up a passenger to pull a fast one. >> do you want to go to jail again? >> oh, no. >> but see what drives the prankee to do this. >>> and see how karma slaps a girl with a one-two punch. >> oh! one of the best things about is th

>> of polaris pro 800 switch back. >> polaris is one of them, arctic cat is another if you look at theerformance of those companies over the course of the past year particular past five years, snow mobilesing has taken off. >> it is a great family support. everyone has a good time doing it. >> we have snow coming tonight, may start in the next couple hours. >> we are supposed to get four to six inches. >> good news out here, at least for somebody. out here in the fields. in two hours times stay tuned to the 1:00 hour. i have never driven a snow mobile before. let's see if we can get somebody to call 911. i hope not. >> that is worth staying tuned for jeff flock on the move. dagen: stage manager on the throttle. which he does know something about snow mobileing and ice fishing but everything else not so much. connell: can't know everything. dagen: and jersey basketball. two cyberthreats becoming a top concern for entrepreneurs. paul mitchell, co-founder and ceo, going to let you know what you can do to protect your business and the board of confidence. connell: another debt ceiling that

. >> this is the research vessel polaris. is all the original glass. >> this 97-foot boat was a luxury yacht when it was built in 1927. now, its elegant wood trimmed lounges are laboratories operated by the u.s. geologist survey. senior scientist jim carn has used the ship to study bay water since 1976. >> this station is about prath meters to the bottom. >> fran bay is constantly changing. right now, the drought has cut the flow of freshwater so parts of the bay are unusually salty. >> we're seeing the highest levels recorded in the 40 years we have been measuring. >> this research team goes ouz about 20 times a year, sampling water in specific spots over a 90-mile route. it's a carefully corioographed routine with high-tech instruments done exactly the same way every time. >> row have to move quickly, we collect a lot of samples and there's not a lot of time between each station. some are light sensitive. so we have ugueth them processed and preserved as quickly as possible. >> some changes to bay water are natural. some ar

. >> reporter: this is the research vessel polaris, one of the oldest working federal boats on the waterhe original glass, bent glass. >> reporter: this 97-foot boat was a luxury yacht when it was built in 1927. now its elegant wood-trimmed lounges are laboratories operated by the u.s. geological survey. senior scientist jim klarn has used this ship to study bay water since 1976. >> so this station is about 48 meters all the way to the bottom. >> reporter: san francisco bay is constantly changing. right now the drought has cut the flow of fresh water so parts of the bay are unusually salty. >> we're seeing the highest sal int ever measured in the bay. >> reporter: sampling water in specific spots over a 90-mile route. it is a carefully choreographed routine with elaborate high-tech instruments done exactly the same way every time. >> you have to move quickly, collect a lot of samples in each station and there's not a lot of time in each station and some of the samples are light sensitive, so we have to get them processed and preserved as quickly as possible. >> some changes to bay water

. >> this is a polaris vehicle we have with tracks on it. per square inch that it puts on the ground or on the snow is a fraction of what you do with your own foot. >> but the county says, using the vehicle damages the mountain environment and can threaten the habitat of an endangered linx. >> they said there is a setback from the land. that has been there since the 1880s. to me it should be grandfathered. they also said we didn't have proper lek tris et an water. we have no electricity and water. it is just not around up here. >> the county seized it through imminent domain. the power the government uses to take private property. >> they condemned the property then sent us the imminent domain about two years later. they condemned the cabin to make it worthless. to make this property not as meaningful to me, so i would take a lower price or just say, oh, the hell with it, i'm not going to fight the government. so they timed it so the cabin went first. so i could no longer use it. what do you do with ten acres up here. >> imminent domain is u

. >> this is the research vessel polaris.e water. >> this is all the original glass. >> this 97-foot boat was a luxury yacht when it was built in 1927. now, its elegant wood trimmed lounges are laboratories operated by the u.s. geologist survey. senior scientist jim carn has used the ship to study bay water since 1976. >> this station is about prath meters to the bottom. >> fran bay is constantly changing. right now, the drought has cut the flow of freshwater so parts of the bay are unusually salty. >> we're seeing the highest levels recorded in the 40 years we have been measuring. >> this research team goes ouz about 20 times a year, sampling water in specific spots over a 90-mile route. it's a carefully corioographed routine with high-tech instruments done exactly the same way every time. >> row have to move quickly, we collect a lot of samples and there's not a lot of time between each station. some are light sensitive. so we have ugueth them processed and preserved as quickly as possible. >> some changes to bay water are

>> it is interesting, polaris has recently read chlorinated the indian bite, and -- adam: beautiful machineryana and the price point is so much lower than harley-davidson that no longer carries it affecting sales but also the used market in harley. we feel the inventories are rising too high at dealers. adam: let's talk about cons. we have all lived through the coming and going of the big retail box companies, discount stereos, something like stereos and refrigerators and go bust. this company are on your list. >> that is right. they have a wonderful expansion but unfortunately a lot of the expansion they had has been using a very aggressive accounting and some prime space. they basically financed 40% of their own sales and so it is easy to sell things when you are making the customer easier and easier to access credit. they beat their quarter of you months ago, stock was up $15 and giving it all back and then some. it is one of our bigger positions. adam: a company in texas, louisiana, oklahoma, mexico, why does 40% of sales being financed, i would think that is a big revenue generator for t

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