people will see that square can be the same platform that intuit is.t has not innovated in a decade, but it is still worth $30 billion. it's kind of an autoscaling business model, which is really unique. selina: you said they are able to get bigger and bigger businesses and be seen very steady growth -- be seeing very steady growth. the starbucks relationship did not really work out. do you think they will be able to attract a business at that scale again while maintaining transaction revenues? >> starbucks is a very large business, fifth or sixth largest on the planet. there's a difference from going from an individual coffee shop to starbucks. there's a lot of room in between those. businesses of that scale can do a lot of things for themselves that most people don't want. they don't want to build their own i.t. group, security group, risk group, etc. as you get to a large enough is -- enough business, you can justify some of those costs yourself. you get all the reports, information, data, analytics, everything. there's a lot of demand for that, but

but to understand very intuitively to be as part of the internet megaphone. to be exacerbated and perpetuated by a thing called the computer and with social networking with a radical revolution particularly in the age make us feel something. and to make it into the social computer. and then to walk down the street. what is going on in the collective heads? the shift from the television to the computer that nitrite to talk about and fearful man wanting to be lugged social creatures and are very connected. in ways that it will shape of world and now i a and i'm excited to chitchat with christian. thanks for coming out. >> as we mentioned before and then to propose that and then your parents and in this case me will limit discussion to the commander chief but i found his book as a lot to say about where we've got to be today but it puts forward when you put the titular attention to that phenomenon with that underpinnings with postmodernism and politicians as part of americana up. and increasingly in short supply at actor was referred to as the rational subject.

i mention intuit because intuit talked about how tax returns the whole season is much slower, it's downear over year, which is a lot of these retailers are saying maybe that's why february is bad because of the tax return is slow. >> yep. >> but intuit itself is taking big share and killing it. and it's a great company. it's a really smart company. i don't know if you guys use their stuff. >> a lot of people do. >> i love it. i love my wife. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> dogs. >> also like intuit. >> do you love your dog sns. >> i can attest, yes, he does. >> kind of gave you this. >> dow's pairing its losses. it's the worst day of the month for the s&p, but nowhere near being the worst of the year. let's get to dominic chu on the floor. >> carl, i will say for the record i like my tax return software, but i do love my dogs and my wife as well. anyway, like you said, dip buyers at least try to prop up the market here. dow's only down about 40 points at this point right now. noticeably though with these indices moving to the downside so far to start and then try to get a little bit of tra

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. >>> intuit posting results in line with prior guidance.he maker of turbotax and quick books offering current quarter and full-year guidance that falls within the street's view. intuit is up about 1% in pre-market. >>> imax reporting a drop in 202 2016 profits. the chairman said the decline was due to weaker profits and not as a result of systemic issues in the china market. imax shares are lower in extended hours trading. >>> hearing some news from financial names in europe, rbi reporting its ninth straight annual loss in 2016 as the uk bank set aside billions to cover past conduct issues. the loss was expected as rbs announced some provisions last month. management says they hope this is the last year of upheaval. rbs still needs to settle over u.s. authorities over the sale of toxic mortgages. >>> standard chartered swinging to a full-year profit in 2016 as it pared back costs from restructuring programs. the lender, which focuses mainly on emerging markets, posted its first annual loss in more than a quarter century. they are trying to

it's counter intuitive, it should go other way, you know what i'm saying?d be -- anyway. we're down to six. including the major villain this season, corinne, who for whatever reason is still around. everyone hates corinne, she's a 24-year-old rich girl with a nanny. but tonight we witnessed the emergence of a new villain, a particularly crafty contestant who flew under the radar for a while. now she has all the other women united against her. >> theefl he'll send this monster home. >> i hope nick will send her home tonight. >> it's not for me to judge what those women believe. i've not talked to them, i've talked to him. >> a physical connection is all she is. >> i don't like her. >> nobody likes her. >> that's good, i like being the underdog. >> she's super aggressive and she has no remorse. >> she's just a big, mean swamp monster. >> no, that's just flat-out false. >> she's very calculated and analytical. >> she's totally comfortable with just lying straight to his face. >> the alternative facts. >> you were flat-out lied to today. >> alternative facts. >

another is intuit because i'm an accountant. i work with them. they're a great technology company.hey know how to keep their costs low and really know how to get money out of people. adobe for the same reason, and seek oes bank because they lend out a lot of money in the area that i live in. >> was that all five? >> caller: yeah, that's all five. >> okay. let's go to work here. okay. so secos i don't know well enough. it's a good florida bank. adobe, top flight technology company and one of mief bigger positions for actionalertsplus.com club members. thank you for being on the call today. i thought it was good. ross stores, a great discount retailer. it may get hurt by the cross border tax, but it looks like that might be d.o.a. amgen, fine, and intuit, the absolutely terrific software for your tax returns, which had a light quarter, but i was fine. tax return, drug, retail, tech, banking, yeah, well played by everybody. i'm giving everybody a's. stick with cramer. >>> if interest rates go higher tomorrow, believe me, there will be a follow-through rally. that's just the way it is

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if we were having a discussion about epa officials gone wild or everybody gone mad, would intuitively understand that in this room, because we know power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. aafat -- our founders had system of checks and balances. we have prosecutors with unreviewable charges thanks to mandatory minimums. instead of politicians, asking what they are doing, how they are abusing their authority, why they are doing these things, we have politicians empowering them by giving them vague statutes. if you are a prosecutor everything looks like a crime. we now give you the laws and tools to find them. we need to restore some checks and balances with the system. is a real political price we paid for these bogus prosecutions. stevens andted convicting him, although briefly it was thrown out, while he was convicted he was defeated running for reelection. the man that defeated him provided the deciding vote for obama care. that tipped the scales. all of us that are frustrated, it is hard to unring the bell of obamacare. it was those prosecutors that made it possible t

but i think that there's definitely just an intuitive sot of desire for it. as selene said, if you're going to get into the business you ned the capital for sure and yes it certainly helps to have sort of stepping into an economies of scale to a certain extent, but you need the desire to do it. you need the desire and sort of the artistic capability to make it and to understand, you know, what would be beautiful about it or maybe what would be maybe finessed about it. >> i will tell you what bothers me. you know, i have some businesses in europe where we -- wine in or restaurants becomes very important and periodically we're blessed to host wine tasting at our hotels in europe. and to have a select few people, it's almost like the mafia, they're known as wine tasters that can decide your fate over the tasting of the wine, whether someone took a shortcut, whether it may have been having a bad day. maybe had a cold or something influencing their taste buds. but one taste of your wine can make your business rise or make it collapse. that's a lot of power. >> i t

. >> we did have intuit on and they had some decent numbers. will this blunt intuit in some way?it's a fine company, and we allow you to do taxes the way you want to. we don't want to force you into digital. we have the best digital offer out there with h&r block more zero. you can even file for free with a 1040 with a schedule a if you itemize. that's why we're working both on the digital front and on the retail front and especially try tock change the retail experience, make it more interesting, make it more interactive with our partnership with watson. >> all right. let's see how it goes. that's bill cobb, president and ceo of h&r block. the watson thing, kind of cool. we spent a lot of time with watson and ibm. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> it is time! it is time for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." that's where i take your calls rapid fire. you tell me the name of the stock. i tell you to buy, buy, buy or sell, sell, sell. we'll play this sound -- [ buzzer ] -- and then the lightning round is

it's counter intuitive, it should go other way, you know what i'm saying?it's a game show it would be -- anyway. we're down to six. including the major villain this season, corinne, who for whatever reason is still around. everyone hates corinne, she's a 24-year-old rich girl with a nanny. but tonight we witnessed the emergence of a new villain, a particularly crafty contestant who flew under the radar for a while. now she has all the other women united against her. >> theefl he'll send this monster home. >> i hope nick will send her home tonight. >> it's not for me to judge what those women believe. i've not talked to them, i've talked to him. >> a physical connection is all she is. >> i don't like her. >> nobody likes her. >> that's good, i like being the underdog. >> she's super aggressive and she has no remorse. >> she's just a big, mean swamp monster. >> no, that's just flat-out false. >> she's very calculated and analytical. >> she's totally comfortable with just lying straight to his face. >> the alternative facts. >> you were flat-out lied to today.

everyone said he's intuitive and intelligent as a coach.e of negotiations that were engaged in by the 49ers and shanahan, but have a feeling john lynch was shanahan's selection. and what's going to happen, you're not going to have a conflict that you might otherwise have with the young new coach coming in with no head coaching experience whatsoever, facing the old salt general manager who knows all the answers and who has been through it so often. the situation has a chance of coming together and the way the 49ers have always come together. i'm excited about it. it certainly exciting. >> he got me interested. sometimes we throw around the phrase he's a real gentleman. he's a real gentleman, and i mean that in the strictest sense. he has been out is the 49ers resident for a number of years but he is so tuned into the organization, the entire nfl in the sporting community in the bay area. to hear what he has to say about the 49ers and then later and 11:00 p.m. we will hear what he has to say about the raiders. a lot of people don't know it bu

. >> reporter: and relies on his intuition more than his advisers. >> he should listen to the people, especially in the areas where he is weak. >> reporter: the kremlin is also watching president trump's problems over russia, including losing his national security adviser with growing alarm. according to putin's former prime minister. is he laughing in the kremlin at the minute at what's happening in washington? >> absolutely not. not laughing. the situation is very seriou serious. >> reporter: in the kremlin, they want president trump to end u.s. sanctions against russia and to improve relations. but they're worried at signs that he's getting tougher on russia and may not deliver. many believe hard-liners in america want to sabotage the president and his russia plans. some even talk here of a conspiracy. >> intelligence services against president donald trump. they want to over throw him. >> they want to overthrow him? >> yes, absolutely. >> a coup? >> yes. a small coup. [ applause ] >> reporter: many in russia celebrated his election, but doubts are growing that donald trump will be

everyone i talked to said he is bright and a very intuitive and intelligent coach. >> i have no internal knowledge of the negotiations that were engaged in with the 49ers and kyle shanahan. i have a feeling lynch was shanahan's selection. you are not going to have that conflict that you might otherwise have with the young, new coach coming in with no experience whatsoever. facing the old general manager who knows all the answers and who has been through it. the situation really has a chance. of coming together and, the way the 49ers of old came together. i'm excited about it. >> atlanta's offense of coordinator will become the 49ers new head coach. now that the falcons season is over the 49ers can officially talk to kyle shanahan about the job. shanahan was just named the nfl assistant coach of the year. he will be in santa clara this week. he will be the fourth head coach in the past few years. there is a report atlanta's backup quarterback will become an unrestricted free agent next year is following shanahan to san francisco. >> oakland raiders took a step to keep their team. they rec

it's not intuitive. how can any judge in any federal court take an action like that. this is not unprecedented. we saw that when president obama was president, when republican a.g.s, and rulings shutting down action by president obama. so there's nothing unusual about it from that respect. arguments in a nutshell were in two different buckets, anderson. we have constitutional claims, in other words, that the executive order violates basic constitutional policies like due process, equal protection. you cannot favor one religion over another. we had a group of claims that are statutory in nature. so in other words, saying that the president's action violated specific federal statutes like the nationality act. the judge did not pick and choose which ones he thought were most persuasive. we might see that in his order in the next couple days, but the judge did conclude that we were likely to prevail on the merits of this action. >> and that's an important point and i think bears repeating that in your belief, your interpretation is that the judge by making the ruling that

. >> reporter: using troy's psychic intuition and some anonymous tips, they will be combing through thisparsely populated area of pueblo, colorado. where troy will try to clue in on any sign of kelsey. >> when i feel something, you'll see me stop, possibly sweat, anxiety. and that's a place of interest to me. >> reporter: before long, he says he's on to something. >> when i turn this way, my anxiety, what happens to me is i feel like something's caught in my throat. >> reporter: they comb through the rocks and riverbeds at two points of different. troy appears to pick up a bunch of different energies. do you think it's possible that kelsey was here? >> i don't feel kelsey here at all. they must have drove by this trailer park. >> reporter: back at his office, outside of denver, case files litter his wall like a real gumshoe. >> in six years, 100 cases. do you know what the percentage rate is in terms of -- >> i would say that we're probably on the cases i work on, 18% to 20%. >> some people would say 20% is kind of low. >> when you look at murder cases and unsolved missing persons, there

wanted to do was to bringing together the flesh of their experience with the bone and marrow of their intuition, and i wanted to be that interlocking force to say, let me tell you what's going on here, when we get gunned down and mowed down, that's your child, you don't think about it as your child. you put yourself in our shoes, you would. let me tell you stories about my son, my daughter, my other son how we've suffered. getting humiliated. many white people read that and go, wait a minute. he's reasonable on this. and let's not put ourselves in that position. to your point, i was trying to show them in the sermonic treatment, this is the -- these are the stakes of black people in america, this is the hurt and pain we suffer, you can't damn us. you can't say, you must not have been acting right, talking right. as if we could behave our way out of unconscious white supremacy. i wanted to challenge some of that stuff, by preaching about it, talking about it, by exposing the murt and the pain and the trauma, and the grief, i think that white people have identified with it, and hopefully will con

. >> reporter: it seems counter intuitive but the firefighters from the new jersey forest fire service are out setting fires part of the prescribed burning program designed to clear away leaves twigs and other debris from the forest floor in the pine glands it's equivalent to like gasoline on the ground. it has been dry for about a 10 day period with very low humidity, high winds. >> reporter: that makes the debris on the ground floor like tinder fuel for a wildfire. >> if a spark hits it, if there's fire, if there's lightning, if there's human interaction that can spark up. >> reporter: so the forest fire service carefully identifies specific areas and conducts these prescribed burns under closely controlled conditions. >> we specifically locate these blocks of woods around improved property, houses, cranberry farms, things of that nature that we need to protect. >> reporter: using a hand held torch to ignite the ground cover the forest fire service is literally fighting fire with fire. >> it does seem a little destructive but it's the disturbance caused by the fire is very important.

it is counter intuitive, you think he saw his shadow we have sunshine it will be nice. >> meisha sees her shadow that means the rine street expressway is closed. >> that is right. >> we have construction plus an accident and overturn tractor trailer. >> my goodness. >> thankfully weather is cooperative here today, local ly taking you out to storm scan three you will notice a few lake enhanced snow showers flying across central pennsylvania and north central pa where we have terrain, mess of which, is not surviving as it head our way. you might see a couple clouds overhead no snow showers expected here locally it should be fizzling heading our way and we will have a generally clear sky throughout the afternoon. here's how it the currently feels. these temperatures are close to what the the air temperature is, feeling more though like the 30's and town to the 20's in that regard here, in mount pocono and will allentown. cold enough it warrants a nice heavy coat. it is february are back to much more dose of reality but notice these values very much line up with, the wind chill because we

donald trump doesn't seem to have much in the way of intuition about silicon valley. if you think about the industries where he has focused his career development, building buildings, think about his activity prior to an inauguration focusing on things like inauguration and boeing the carrier, these industrial factory jobs. i don't think he really gets silicon valley. i think of when he thinks of silicon valley he tends to think of twitter and google. i don't think he much understands it beyond that. i also thinks think there's a set of values inside silicon valley. if i were to stereotype that community, that really cut across the grade of a lot of donald trump's values, i do think it will be an almost schizophrenic relationship. i think there'll be things that silicon valley likes and i think there'll be times where there are pulling their hair out. and i think 1600 pennsylvania avenue northwest will be forced traded more often than not when they try to engage with america's technology sector. >> host: you're talking about the industries of the future but what about

we spend time and resources on a system that is counter intuitive . when we could finally get some certainty into the system, we can focus our resources on the type of people that we do not want coming into our country. simple things like family reunification, we would have more resources available. more resources available to make sure we are not having the wrong people come into this country. as far as immigration reform, i am interested in sitting down and listening, but has to be a real meaningful solution. not one that simply talks about border security, because that is a waste of our energy and resources. we have infrastructure around the country that needs focus. the idea of building a wall in remote areas of the desert where people do not even go -- it is a huge burden on taxpayers and not something that will fix our immigration. at theeard about energy grassroots level. was mobilizing -- there was mobilizing around the president's cabinet. grassrootseve the could become deflated if they do not see any threes in opposition -- victories in oppo

john: it is intuitive to think that only government can do business. gone down dramatically. but researchers checked how they were proceeding before osha was created. they were already dropping before. they government is like someone jumps in front of the parade and claims it let it. john: there is good news? seven out of ten americans say government is inefficient and wasteful. maybe people are learning. a lot of other people are noticing what we have this level of operation then people are libertarians when it comes to her. i can only connect the dots to the rest of the government. coming up, while government kills some businesses, it props up others. taxpayers will pay when government promises. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an average total value over $11,000 on chevy silverado all star edit

abilities of autistic adults, skills such as logic, pattern recognition, precision and ability to intuitively mainstream employment as consultants. the enterprise employs 140 staff, 80% which are on the autistic spectrum. its clients range from big corporate names like siemens, allianz and unicredit to smaller start ups. kurt schoeffer is the ceo of auticon. thank you for coming in. how did the company come about? the founder is autistic himself, he could find ways strengths and deficits were. his thinking was, if he was helped with the deficits, should he not be better in certain areas than typical people. the company was started, presumably it was quite difficult to get going? very specific company, looking for very specific individuals. how do you get the ball rolling? first of all, we were lucky to find quite fast and very good colleagues, we are very interesting cv ‘s. particularly strong in the it field. the issue was to find customers at the beginning. we were a tiny company, did not have a big track record, so one. the theme itself helped us, many people understand, if you bring autis

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it is counter intuitive, you think he saw his shadow we have sunshine it will be nice. >> meisha sees her shadow that means the rine street expressway is closed. >> that is right. >> we have construction plus an accident and overturn tractor trailer. >> my goodness. >> thankfully weather is cooperative here today, local ly taking you out to storm scan three you will notice a few lake enhanced snow showers flying across central pennsylvania and north central pa where we have terrain, mess of which, is not surviving as it head our way. you might see a couple clouds overhead no snow showers expected here locally it should be fizzling heading our

john: it is intuitive to think that only government can do business.sha was created. they were already dropping before. they government is like someone jumps in front of the parade and claims it let it. john: there is good news? seven out of ten americans say government is inefficient and wasteful. maybe people are learning. a lot of other people are noticing what we have this level of operation then people are libertarians when it comes to her. i can only connect the dots to the rest of the government. coming up, while government kills some businesses, it props up others. taxpayers will pay when taxpayers will pay when government promises. ♪i hope life treats you kind ♪and i hope you have all you've dreamed of♪ ♪and i wish you joy and happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you ♪i will always love you, i ♪i will always, i will always ♪love you ♪ john: probably the most expensive where the government acts like a distract her boyfriend is the way it helps us by housing. >> am going to buy a house. >> good because homeowne

important to know because those costs are usually passed on to students in the form of higher fees intuitions. i say that not to point a finger at institutions but to illustrate the real world consequences of the system. we need to provide relief by repealing unnecessary reporting requirements and addressing many harmful and misguided regulations imposed by the former administration. we should do that while we deliver strong, common sense accountability and federal programs. what is that mean in practical terms? it means continuing the current accreditation system but refocusing our attention to quality and results. as accrediting agencies, you face a monumental task and a critical one. in recent years you have been forced to shift your focus to compliance rather than promoting academic integrity. you've spent more time looking over your shoulder rather than looking to the future of higher education. no doubt this uncertain environment has made it more difficult for you to meet your misfit and more difficult for institutions to innovate to meet the needs of today's student. it has never been

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the thing that they got right was if you made the intuition that it was super simple, that lots of people do it. but what they got wrong was that extreme sports with lead the way. the much bigger audience is just casual people who want to take videos of everything. of them eating, picking out close. -- clothing. instagramlike snap in are much more casual. you don't need a gopro. you just take video of anything. caroline: we are seeing video of the drowns, which is a bit of a disaster. they have now reintroduce them, having to bring them back in november. you have actually invested in a company, sunflower labs. what is the opportunity with drowns? selfies? >> it's about time for drones to become practical. i can takeed to be, pictures of myself. that's still pretty cool. but we are a ways off from that. i really think it is for specific applications. sunflower labs is for sensors that you home security. it is a specific thing. that is where i think the next 10 years is for the drones. caroline: for gopro? >> focus more on a service and not just selling hardware. i think they need to take a

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