i work as a data analyst at polaris, and many of you are likely familiar with polaris. one of the largest programs operating the national human trafficking resource center hotline. i'll talk about that because of the fact that technology plays a giant role in the operation of that hotline and also in the data collection and data analysis we're able to do with the information that we learn from the hotline. so here is some information for those of you who may not be aware or for those on the web who would like to learn more about it. the national trafficking resource center is a 24-7 government-funded hot line for people to call in to receive refer to services or report a case of trafficking they are involved in or are aware of. and as i said, this is a 24/7 deal. since 2007 we have had around 18,000 cases of human trafficking reported on the hotline. and so from that we are able to learn about where traffic is happening, the details of how it presents itself, who the victims are, who the traffickers are and what the trends are so that we can understand how moving forwar

much more "mad money" ahead, including polaris, it monitored 5% today on a down day. can they keep flying? and brady may have a problem, i have a super stock matchup with the potential to fill your portfolio with gains plus a little known drug stock that already soared 30% this month. why don't you stick with "cramer"? >>> what are the odds with the worst blizzard we have more on polaris, set the stock up an astounding $7.66, or 5.4% if you won some polaris today, your portfolio probably shrugged off with the rest of the market. 17% year-over-year. there was a mix because of continued investing and spending because of dollar woes. i think it is interesting with the conservative guidance beating the numbers as the ceo scott wine. let's check in with mr. wine, the chairman and ceo of polaris, welcome back to "mad money." >> good to see you. >> all right, you're a humble guy, calling it a win. you're saying this quarter is an ugly win. why is a win called ugly? >> well jim, our results were quite good. but we certainly looked not at our financials but how we got there. w

i work as a data analyst at polar is and many of you are likely familiar with polaris. one of the largest program is operating the national human trafficking resource center hotline. i'll talk about that because of the fact that technology plays a giant role in the operation of that hotline and also in the data collection and data analysis we're able to do with the information that we learn from the hotline. so here is some information for those of you who may not be aware or for those on the web who would like to learn more about it. the national trafficking resource centersy 24-7 government-funded hot line for people to call in to receive refer to services or report a case of trafficking they are involved in or are aware of. and as i said this is 24/7 deal. since 2007 we have had around 18,000 cases of human trafficking reported on the hotline. and so from that we are able to learn about where traffic is happening, the details of how it presents itself, who the victims are, who the traffickers are and what the trends are so that we can understand how moving forward we

we work with polaris and liberty asia to launch a human trafficking hotline by connecting global hotlines and providing better support for victims. for the first time, we are having a conversation about how to deal after the fact and prevent. it is a great achievement. the ongoing commitment and collaboration goes beyond. i'm privileged to sit on the board for the national center of exploited kids. google has an engineer in residence to help with the difficult issues and many of you probably do not know that we watched a new feature in search with partners like the polaris project. when certain keywords are used in search, the feature shows hotlines, numbers, and easy to use codes. if somebody is in the moment where they are on the mobile phone and have a second to do what may be not the most accurate and appropriate search, the help will rise to the top if that is what we are looking for. we are airing on the side that that is what they are looking for. it is in 12 countries and 14 languages. it has led to the opening of 24 cases since last year. the hope is that we continue to come up w

they typically lead one to the northstar, otherwise known as polaris.ght 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, and have

i work as a data analyst at polaris, many of you are likely familiar with polaris come with the largest programs that we have, the largest program with is operating the national human trafficking resource center hotline. we will talk of bout that a little bit because of the fact that technology plays a giant role in the operation of the hotline also indicated collection and data analysis were able to do with information your here's some information for those of you who may not be aware, or for those on the web would like to learn more about the national traffic and resource center is a 24/7 government funded hotline for victims to call in to receive referrals to service or support a case of trafficking that they're involved in order that they may be aware of. it's a 24/7 deal. since 2007 we have had around 18,000 cases of human trafficking report on the hotline and so from that were able to learn a lot about where trafficking is happening the details of what, how it presents itself, the victims are, the traffickers are, at what the trends are so we can really understand how moving for w

: getting my snowblower ready -- your snow -- >> snow blower -- >> we don't have snow here i like polaris. i used to have a company i invested in and i thought i did my due diligence, rally software symbol raly. >> someone was telling me because i was so pro -- i was so pro box, people saying jim, be careful, i like rally software. let me look into it for you. i can't opine on this. i have to find out what's going on before i make a decision. let's go to mark in oregon. >> caller: boo-yah professor cramer. >> what's up? >> caller: my question is about honda. been sinking lower over a year and i would like your thoughts about the stock, whether to hold or sell it? >> good competitive dynamic going on with the currency. the but the auto stocks are in a huge funk. i'm not going to put you in a auto stock. they've been a disaster. so far behind where we want and i don't want to put you in one thinking that anything good is going to happen shortly. because i don't think it will. don't dauble. don't just like kind of flit in and out. this an earnings battlefield. this has danger written all ove

polaris industries is forecasting a slower 2015. that's thanks to currency head winds as well. specific specifically, the dollar makes exports more expensive. nonetheless look at the share in both companies, both higher in trade today. >> they are. appreciate it. >> to dom for market flash. >> a tale of two defense contractors, raytheon is lower after posting 2015 sales below forecast as orders fell. the stock is done 6%. a different story here for northrop they gave full year profit forecasts beating wall street estimates up by.5%. back to you. >> thank you very much. the ruble is crumbling, trading at 69 against the dollar, near the historic lows of december 20 14. look at rsx, the etf that tracks publicly traded russian companies way down this year. over the past year down 41 percent. cnbc is getting a major exclusive with russia's finance minister live in moscow. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hi, tyler. well, the ruble's going to have an interesting start to the week here. the russian finance minister says a number of things that could be pertinent to the way the currency trades.

check out polaris industries the stock sinking after it was downgrade the off road vehicle maker.ing a stronger dollar and lower farm and energy spending. that stock is trading down more than 4% today. harley davidson also falling in sympathy down about 2% as well. guys back to you. >> in this hour of power, a very rocky day for oil rebounding after its session lows as crude faces it's seventh consecutive week of falling operations and energy sector continuing losses today as well. david faber reported on the pressure dupont is now facing from the trian fund as it accelerates its push to break up the company. regeneron hit session highs after their cholesterol drug shows promise. in yahoo! finance question of the day today we asked what you thought was the most important take away from the jobs report. 19% of you said drop in the unemployment rate. 37% said the drop in the labor force. 44% said the fall in wages. ty? >> thanks very much. let's take a look at a live picture from knoxville, tennessee where president obama is expected to speak any moment. in fact there's the vice pre

>> a come polaris, why did we pick that? what david should have used to get from midtown.d get one to cruise around the upper west side. tim walbert, a drug company, drug companies, take a look at pfizer, bristol-myers, people want to buy stocks that have 3% yield. kimberly clark is stuck. 3%, done want to go down a lot. a like that. >> we'll see you tomorrow hopefully downtown. >> yes. >> across the bridge. >> i'm going to stay at four seasons englewood cliffs otherwise. >> breaking news on consumer confidence, new home sales. take a look at markets. dow down 300. we'll talk to rick and see what you think of microsoft down almost 10% in a moment. welcome back to showdown! i'm jerry rice here discussing the big race between the tortoise and the hare. my guest is stephanie branton. jerry, i'm going bunny. shocker. not really. you see, the hare's "thoracic limbs" allow for greater extension and elongated strides. look for the hare to leverage this advantage. ok. >>> good tuesday morning, welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, david fabe

four years ago, virginia for example, was at the bottom of the polaris project's anti-human trafficking state rankings. now we're at the top because we passed many of the kinds of bills we will be able to pass here tomorrow and additional bills that will be here tomorrow. i'm honored to be able to join my colleagues and with our faith-base based organizations and law enforcement officials and to be able to continue this work now on a national level and to be able to vote for these important bills that we will be addressing tomorrow. i thank you very much and i yield back my time. mrs. noem: i thank the gentlewoman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from south dakota's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker i send to the desk a privilege red port from the committee on rules -- privileged report from the commieen rules for fi youhod the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: resolution providing for consideration of the bill h.r. 351 to provide for expedited approval of exportation of natural gas and

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