this is an example of counter-intuitive problem solving. if you get stuck in one, the knee-jerk solution is to pull but the harder you pull, the stucker you get. it's counter-intuitive to think that relaxing a bit pushing in a little bit is how you extract yourself from a difficult problem and so the war on drugs is one of those things that has counter-intuitive solutions. so what do we do about this? if you do support what's happening in colorado and washington state and washington, d.c. and these other states, how do we operationalize. how do you solve these problems. how do you operationalize this so we can get more reform in other states trying to do similar things and i think one of the ways to do that again it's very counter-intuitive, is that there's too much accountability for politicians and before you freak out and think i'm crazy, let me give you an example. oscar wilde once said, if you want someone to tell you the truth, give them a mask. if you all were with the u.s. congress, say 10 years ago, and i asked for a show of hands,

this is an example of counter-intuitive problem solving. if you get stuck in one, the knee-jerk solution is to pull but the harder you pull, the stucker you get. it's counter-intuitive to think that relaxing a bit, pushing in a little bit, is how you extract yourself from a difficult problem and so the war on drugs is one of those things that has counter-intuitive solutions. so what do we do about this? if you do support what's happening in colorado and washington state and washington, d.c. and these other states, how do we operationalize. how do you solve these problems. how do you operationalize this so we can get more reform in other states trying to do similar things and i think one of the ways to do that again it's very counter-intuitive, is that there's too much accountability for politicians and before you freak out and think i'm crazy, let me give you an example. oscar wilde once said, if you want someone to tell you the truth, give them a mask. if you all were with the u.s. congress, say 10 years ago, and i asked for a show of hand

intuit shut down e filing after becoming aware of filings that were fake. amber lee is live after talking to a security expert. what is that expert telling you? >> reporter: we're at the expert head quarters of in to the best -- of intuit. turbo tax a popular do it yourself tax preparation software can be found online and in stores. >> it's easy, quick for me and i can do it online at home. >> reporter: but two people in minnesota logged on to turbo tax to file their state tax return only to find that someone else had already filed a return using their identity. turbo tax says it's seen an increase in this type of fraudulent activity. thieves used the stolen information to claim other people's tax refunds. >> the cyber security and privacy go hand in hand. >> reporter: dr. melbel says the security breach isn't with turbo tax. that it started when the victim's personal information was stolen elsewhere. >> a breach at one place affects all of us elsewhere. >> reporter: intuit stopped allowing electronic filing for 24 hours and resumed this afternoon. intuit c

intuit reports sales gains in the second quarter, but a wider loss of $66 million. meanwhile intuit says its sales of turbotax online is a 19% so far this tax season. desktop sales fell 7% after a price hike. now to the lead. it is apple versus a123 systems. they sued apple, claiming they illegally poached information. the case has been moved to a federal court in boston this week. how serious are the allegations? tim has all the details from the newsroom. this is really interesting area first, how serious are these allegations? just the notion these guys cannot take services, like lebron james, they move their talents to cupertino. >> access one of the beauties of silicon valley, the lack of a noncompete clause. this is something you see quite a bit in the automotive industry. it's not that unusual. what is interesting is the window into what apple is doing and it is the first concrete example they are trying to move into the auto space. cory: you broke the story -- they've got over a hundred people working on this project in cupertino. it's sort of shocking they h

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he was able to make imaginative and intuitive leaps. now, i would never put nor would steve jobs ever put steve in the same quantum orbit as albert einstein. but there was a similarity which is that the genius of steve jobs came from making intuitive leaps, imaginative leaps, questioning perceived wisdom. ask can that's what ben franklin did, steve jobs did, albert einstein did, is question things that you and i might say are obvious, question the perceived wisdom of, i don't know, newton writing that time marches along second by second irrespective of how we observe it. and you get this patent, you know clerk albert einstein, saying how do we know that? how would we test that? how would we take two clocks and try to synchronize them so we can test that? likewise with steve jobs, people didn't know we need a thousand songs in our pocket. we had backman we had mp -- walkman, we had mp3 players. but steve was able to have a feel for beauty and a feel for customer experience that, to me, made him the greatest intuitive genius of the digita

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the arm has 22 degrees of freedom and is designed to be almost as intuitive and functional as the onet is still in the testing phase and won't be available for widespread use for years. but the research team was kind enough to offer me a test drive, if you will. >> kind of generate an array around your arm which is to say i'm going to position these kind of staggered like this all the way around your arm. >> courtney moran is a prot h hetist here, she stuck an array of electrodes to my stump and put them to the arm and bolted to my hand. the electrodes detect the faint electrical impulse also generated when i contract my muscles. >> take a moment to envision what you're going to do and i'm going to say, and go. >> every distinct movement i try to make fires a different array of muscles creating a a you mike pattern. it's not on my training voice recognition software, period. a word of explanation. like most amputees, i feel my missing limb as if it was still there. it's an omnipresent phantom. in my case, it feels as if my arm is bound up in a sling, partially asleep and often painful

i find it interesting because i think probably the best changes are the intuitive ones and i've been delighted to see some some of the things mta has been doing in the city alleyways and bicycle lanes things that they have been doing that intuitively get people to slow down and be be be more cause be more cautious and i think that's great and it beautifies our streets makes the pedestrian experience better so i'm glad to see those numbers are good but i look forward to seeing what supervisor mar had in mind. >> thank you and i want to thank supervisor christensen for those questions i think it would be useful to get the overlay in terms of what programs are happening in different parts of the city just a quick question and i think this is a very important topic with respect to the alternatives do you have a sense of whether or not any city in california has tried to make some of the changes or advocated for some of the changes to state law that are referenced here? has there been any effort on the part of any jurisdiction in california to make those changes. >> i don't have informati

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ceqa not always being intuitive, but ceqa knows about factual evidence. there are facts in the record and independently evaluated facts that say what happened on stuart street based on evidence, there is 23-foot notes that cite to documents research elements and cultural that made clear going back in time that we can document for purposes of the evaluation and the preservation of the stuart street facade that this facade was differentiated from embarcadero facade first and foremost by the stuart street facade. i want to make it clear that the record does state this facade. i want to move to the connection from the preservation of the building for historical significance of the building and architect garren who submitted last week and supported. let me deal with architect gairhan. nobody has heard of him and they can't provide proof that he was the architect for this building. if he was the architect in the bay area and contributed to the architecture style that the appellants claim, they would have found that. that would have been found when the project w

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i find it interesting because i think probably the best changes are the intuitive ones and i've been delighted to see some some of the things mta has been doing in the city alleyways and bicycle lanes things that they have been doing that intuitively get people to slow down and be be be more cause be more cautious and i think that's great and it

so that intuition that is attached just like yours the intuition that there was water on mars. yeah there was but not now. it was long ago. there are couple of slides i can show you that appear to be water dribbling down flowing down cliffs in the summer but they are in the process of trying to determine if it's water or something different like maybe sand underneath but it appears to be salty water. >> the last, too stole my question. they have had no doubt that there is life out there with the moon and the stars. i don't know if there are trillions of planets. >> yes and the understanding that there are a lot of stars certainly goes back a long way. the estimate now in the milky way alone is that there is something like 300 million stars and probably most of them have planets or they are solar systems and planets that orbit them. and so that's just one of hundreds of millions of galaxies. so i think it would be fair to say that yes astrophysicists and other scientists are very much of the opinion that there is to be life found and that is why mars is so important. so far we h

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he was able to make imaginative and intuitive leaps. i would never put steve jobs ever put even the same quantum orbit is albert einstein. but there was a similarity which is that the genius of steve jobs came from making intuitive leaps, imaginative leaps, questioning received wisdom and that is where ben franklin did a test of steve jobs did come albert einstein did his question things that you and i might say the received wisdom of newton riding at the beginning of the content via that good time marches along second by second irrespective of how we observe it. get albert einstein how do we know that? how do we test that? how do we take two clocks and synchronize them? ..

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intuit has stopped state tax filings across the country because of fraud.x 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts is here to explain what is going on! >> reporter: you know, we have been talking about data breaches this week like the anthem hack we told but yesterday. here's one example of how crooks can use that data. it's the nation's most popular do it yourself tax prep software and it seems criminals like turbotax too. >> you can see your refund as you go. >> reporter: mountain view- based intuit makes turbotax and it temporarily is turning off its efiling function for state tax returns in all 50 states. at issue, an increase in suspicious filings that came to light after thousands of users received rejection notices from their state tax agencies saying their returns had already been filed. >> it is inevitable that situations like this will arise. >> reporter: identity theft expert adam levin says turbotax is not necessarily to blame. >> it's not their job to authenticate people when it comes to the acceptance of a tax return by federal, state authorities

>> the most surprising thing for mow has been um of orient our intuition intuitions about dogs are rightgs want to communicate with us. >> the relationship between dogs and humane is unique. they might have picked up our cognitive skills. >> among the 300 dogs they tested how in touch they are to our emotions. i'm ukee washington, cbs3 "eyewitness news". jack is tired. he wants to take a little rest now. >> he knows that. >> lock at jack. >> that's really great stuff. evening to you know exactly what's in the minds of your dogs. >> eye to eye. >> everything. they're saying i'm. >> i'm cod. >> they say turn up the heat so they can get outside. they're chomping at the bit to get outside. tomorrow will not be the day to be outdoors because it will be cold and we're talking about snow. take look at the beautiful clear skies we had tonight. this beautiful picture captured by tri-state weather and you can see the moon, the crescent moon and you can see that bright star next to it that is venus to the north of it and mars many of our "eyewitness weather" watchers seeing the same thing. if you d

now intuit ceo is urging the irs and tax industry to join forces to fight the fraud.ith more on this tax director at online training academy. michael, welcome to the show. great to have you here. so we're on this story every night, i got to tell you because i think this is big dangerrer to our viewers. just today we got our hands on ceo of intuit brad smith his letter to the irs commissioner, john koskinen, pardon me saying that wrong, he is adamant there needs to be some kind of public/private task force to go after this thing. good idea? >> i think so. i think, you know this is a big problem in america today. many americans are facing identity theft in general. and specifically with your tax return as well. you know, he published this letter to basically put the outcry out there that we're experiencing these issues. i think the irs should join forces with the industry and come up with some solutions. part of the problem is, system that the irs have, kind of outdated and they're not really fit to fight this fraudulent tax returns. >> so all these thieves need really

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of money and we're saying "okay, we're gonna make things cheaper"... so it seems almost counter intuitive. >> yeah, well not everyone has the money to afford the kinds of fares we've arrived at in king county... we need 'em, we need 'em to bring in the revenue to keep the busses on the road. >> there was no vote on this the policy came out of a county council comity. the new fares, higher and lower, start in march. >> the students' disappearance has been linked to the corruption of not just of the mayor of iguala, but also the city's police force... ...a problem common throughout mexico where cartels have been able to buy off local police in exchange for them looking the other way - or working for them. >> since the student were taken, the municipal police have been removed from this area and now what we're seeing is that it's the federal police and the army in control of security here the problem is - that policy has been tried before and hasn't stopped the violence. in 2006, former president felipe calderon flooded mexico's streets with thousands of federal forces like the army and mari

of money and we're saying "okay, we're gonna make things cheaper"... so it seems almost counter intuitive. >> yeah, well not everyone has the money to afford the kinds of fares we've arrived at in king county... we need 'em, we need 'em to bring in the revenue to keep the busses on the road. >> there was no vote on this the policy came out of a county council comity. the new fares, higher and lower, start in march. >> next monday a climate emergency. >> so a species could not be here in ten years. >> nasa steps in to help protect the future of the planet. >> the tropics regulate our climate. >> "techknow" heads to costa rica to see how one rainforest is fighting back. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. next monday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> the students' disappearance has been linked to the corruption of not just of the mayor of iguala,

it is not free fall isn't about intuit. it is about 14 different software companies that can help with that. and last thing kathy, that's one of the questions i wanted to ask you is have you looked at the -- in the same way. my favorite story is from harlem. when we had a taxpayer using turbo tax and our coach, just saw this guy getting more angry and angrier and angrier as he was doing it and he said, sir, you know if you don't like it don't do this. do he said no, i have had somebody else do my taxes for 20 years, is this all there is to it?el there iss a lot of hope in that. >> that's fair. people are afraid to do their own taxes. the idea that you can could get audited, that you could owe the money, that you could break the law is very intimidating to people. and a lot of the reason why they go to the for profit tax preparer is they trust them to get it right which makes -ann laurie-anne's story all the moremu tragic. we need to makkee s sure that those folks are regulated so they do get it right given the fact they're

so we are building them and making them intuitive for people to start building on.r consumer platform are building them into our own products as well. >> what is your biggest roadblock right now? >> as a startup, we are erected to consumers so we are trying to engage people with their own health and let them know there is a new resource that can use powerful data and their own experience to bring better information to them. like any startup entering the cacophony of the internet, we are trying to make sure we are found by people who are able to use it. >> how is it that on the one hand the fda wants people to have they -- have these data yet on the other hand, there's a risk in allowing people to have access to too much data which in theory was the basis for shutting down half of 23 and me? >> this is where i get to say i am a contractor and it's not my responsibility and i'm not able to talk on behalf of the fda but we are lucky to be them partnership with them and it's a great opportunity to get an up close understanding of the data. >> everybody has to be worried

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well, it's not quite spring so hard to think about taxes, but intuit posting results. >> turbotax timed about finalling their taxes -- filing their taxes -- deirdre: a horrible experience. honestly, anybody who's gone through it personally, it's very confusing. >> thank you, u.s. government, for that. but the fact is they think that, you know, going forward the stock is going to do better. they guided higher, and this is their quarter. so they expect earnings to do well, and stock did well in the after market. i saw it up about 3%. >> yeah, all-time high. i talked about this show going into tax season, and i like this here. i'd buy -- maybe not tomorrow morning, but any dips, i'd be looking. deirdre: do you have an opinion? >> no, we don't. i don't like doing taxes either -- [laughter] deirdre: you don't even buy the stock. >> no, i'm out. deirdre: all right, fair enough. well, we are going to take a very quick break. when we come back, the latest on the west coast port strike. ports handle an estimated $1 trillion -- with a t -- worth of trade annually. we're going to talk about the c

we'll get rid of the savage intuitive joy of man and machine.ivers, he and matt can have a lot of fun. no more sitting around in traffic jams. guys in los angeles got to love this one, and no more rubber necking, the number one sport in new jersey. one odd negative will be a lack of organs for transplant. right now more than 20% come from motor vehicle accidents. overall, i feel lucky they learned how to dry. it's something that kids and grandkids are going to miss. but with all of the negatives they don't add up to make me afraid of the driverless car. i caught the pun with the audis. real quick, how do we make money on the driverless car? i'm still immobilized, drifted down with tesla. i like that one. that's my top driverless car idea. what about you? >> auto land is about safety belts, safety cameras, everything safety. the company pays a small dividend, almost 2% and cash flows after 2015 are supposed to be monumental. charles: what's the symbol? >> almb. >> the driver -- charles: wait a minute, they just put themselves up for sale. you wan

intuit says it does not think the fraud is the result of a security breach of its systems. the company says its goal is to resume e-filing in a matter of hours rather than days. and if you suspect any fraud, intuit has identity protection agents that can help and you can find that resource on our website, nbcwashington.com, and just search "taxes." >>> now we're going to an update on that anthem hack. the company says those affected by the hack will hear from the company directly. you're going to get a letter from-in the mail. we're talking snail mail and not e-mail. anthem is warning customers about scam artists sending fraudulent e-mails and phone calls. remember the company is sending out letters. they're not going to call you ask for personal information, so please be careful with that. >>> then coming up on news 4 at 5:00 tonight we are going to break down the ways that you can protect yourself against health insurance fraud in the wake of this anthem hack. if you've got a story idea for us send us an e-mail. or call us. we'll see you coming up at 5:00. >> look forward

my intuition on this is, no. go to a company like apple, death marching to a million dollar market cap. think of the amount of wealth that is created in a place like that. think of what that means for that individual engineer who has the next great idea. if you're trying to build the next great thing, where the person at the top is not necessarily optimized for thinking that way and being as maybe as disruptive, and rather wants to create a holistic, communal work environment, i'm not sure greatness comes from those boundary conditions. >> can apple get there if they have a new leader? >> tesla is a good one to me. it's a multitrillion dollar category. it is something we would all love, an apple experience in our car. there are many other areas, home automation. if apple build your house, they would sell more houses than anybody in the world. >> how much longevity do they have? >> they have a lot of longevity. if there was any way we could wind back the clock, that's the one thing i wish would have never happened

. >> if he sees you're in need he is always very willing to listen and has an intuition to notice thereomething kind of going on that is not quite right. >> i was not looking for a reward or anything. i helped him because i just wanted to help him and like everyone else would do the same thing i did, actually. >> you hope everyone else would do the same thing. the attorney general said the cabóq mñ driver could have gone about his own business and not said anything. instead he went the extra mile to protect and his actions should serve as a great example to everyone. >> from our jersey shore bureau antisametic pictures. they quickly spread on social media. several feature the daughter of a new jersey state police sergeant. she is wearing a swasuniform like adolf hitler. >>> two girls on their way to school yesterday fell through a hole until a trenton squawk. the 5-year-old and her cousin fell through a metal basement door six feet into the ground. neither had broken bones. the girls say it was cold dark and dirty basement. i was crying like someone get me out of here and they kept taki