when i met visionary ceo brad smith, also falling in love with the product as a user. idiot proof. trust me intuit is well run while h and r block has major problems with the old ceo stepping down at the end of july bring in jeff jones from uber, the stock sold off hard response going into tax season this season the stock crept back up. when h&r block reported last week, they were fine looking good management guidance fell short of wall street's expectations. then, adding insult to injury, on thursday, the wall street reported that h and r block is closing 400 locations. quote, we aren't as relevant as we need to be in today's consumer end quote i mean points for honesty. intuit continues to run circles around just like we saw with the record stores and the bookstores. the brick and mortar stores might be in serious decline. intuit has a bunch of out of season businesses. making money all year-round. especially quick books by the way, fantastic for fall and medium size business when tax time does roll around, those numbers were included e the company gave you a nice to

i think that this is an idea that brad smith of microsoft sort of put out.hile it's got flaws to it, one of the things i like about it is that it does not involve a lengthy treaty negotiation. it simply wouldn't work in cyber. because no one has the time to go negotiate the treaty, get them ratified. the technology moves too quickly. you need something fluid that can get updated every year or two. >> it's fascinating. david sanger, thank you very much. your new book "the perfect weapon." trying to keep up with the cyber threat and also trying to figure out the trajectory of a trump doctrine. that it is for our program tonight. thanks for watching amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. >> you're watching beyond 100 days on pbs. scenes from the u.s. border of children separated from their parents are shocking america. >> the precinct says he is just enforcing the law. the post suggests republicans agree with him. katty: melania trump put out a rare statement saying shea hates to see children taken from their families. her husband, though, is standing f

so microsoft ceo and microsoft's president brad smith both responded. i'm going to read you part of the response -- many from git hub, liz, are dissatisfied with the statement. they say microsoft supplying i.c.e. with cloud services to include deep learning capabilities and accelerate facial recognition and identification since the beginning of the year. our sources say the git hub coders are most concerned that ceo or the president did not specifically address facial recognition capabilities, and they tell me this is the most ethically concerning piece of the puzzle to them. liz, it's worth noting if microsoft were to drop contacts with the government, amazon, google are the two other big companies that have this same kind of cloud power, big data power, but since president trump did sign the executive order reversing the i.c.e. policy of separating children from families, the pressure may be off in the meantime. but this story is not going away. a lot of members of the tech community have strong political views. there are going to be more crossroads t

we just interviewed brad smith at code. think it's a very different microsoft that's focused much more on developers on building these businesses that are core to their business. what's interesting is that everybody else that's battling it out, microsoft has been stickings niche under a. he's not out in the middle of everything making a lot of noise. they're doing things that have adjacencies that make sense given whathey're focused on, which is developers. if you remember, developers, developers, developers in the windows system it's a widespread system, whether it's in ios, android or anything else and microsoft has to play there. >> while we've got you, as wilf was mentioning, facebook back in the hot seat as "new york times" was mentioning this investigation with 60 device makers, including samsung, microsoft, apple, amazon over the last ten years to what extent does this put heat, more heat on facthe stock recovered. i think the general sense is that facebook has gotten at least a pass for now on this but to what exten